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"A Luxe Palladian-style Home For Two Art Connoisseurs\nTwo prominent art collectors build a Palladian-style Florida residence, where they live in relaxed harmony with an ever-expanding trove of works by contemporary masters\nMayer stands in front of the foyer\u2019s Richard Long mural.\nThe Florida home that art collector Becky Mayer shares with her husband was designed by Manuel J. Diaz Architect and decorated by Furze Bard + Assoc. On a terrace, a Perennials fabric cushions the Michael Taylor Designs sofas and Brown Jordan club chairs; the dining chairs are by Royal Botania.\nA Mariko Mori installation on the lawn. For details see June Sources.\nIn the living room, a Georg Baselitz work is displayed behind Christian Liaigre chairs clad in a Kravet mohair.\nA sofa by the Campana Brothers for Edra joins pieces by Qiu Zhijie and Yinka Shonibare in the rotunda.\nAn Anselm Kiefer landscape overlooks the living room\u2019s Christian Liaigre sofa (in a Kravet velvet) and Wendell Castle low tables, one of which is topped by Louise Hindsgavl figurines; Porta Romana lamps are paired with Christian Liaigre pedestal tables, and the carpet is by Fort Street Studio.\nThe kitchen is outfitted with bespoke quarter-sawn walnut cabinetry by Furze Bard + Assoc., Tom Dixon pendant lights, and Miele ovens; the A. Rudin chairs are upholstered in a Spinneybeck leather.\nFurze Bard designed the dining table (made by Pollaro Custom Furniture) and the sideboard, the latter inset with Robert Kuo bronze panels and surmounted by Andres Serrano\u2019s Black Supper; the ceiling fixtures are by Hudson Furniture, the chairs are by Donghia, and the carpet is by the Rug Company.\nA soundsuit by Nick Cave is positioned near the family room\u2019s breakfast area, which is furnished with a Flos pendant light, a table custom made by Brueton, Cassina chairs, and an Ironies sideboard topped by a red \u00C9dgar Negret sculpture; the large painting is by John Virtue.\nMayer\u2019s dressing room features an Ochre chandelier, a Boo Ritson photograph, and a Porta Romana sconce.\nPaintings by Fernando Botero are displayed in the master suite\u2019s sitting area.\nA Tom\u00E1s Saraceno sculptural chandelier crowns the master bath; the Vladimir Kagan wing chair and Chris Lehrecke daybed are from Ralph Pucci International, and the end tables are by Christian Liaigre.\nThe master bedroom\u2019s walls are upholstered in an \u00C9litis linen, and a Moooi light fixture is suspended above the B&amp;amp;B Italia bed, which frames an artwork by Luis Caballero. The branchlike sconces are by Porta Romana.\nA work by Mario Merz anchors one end of the living room.\nA Joseph Beuys felt suit hangs in Mayer\u2019s study.\nAn Anselm Kiefer painting presides over a sitting room.\nA colorful Yinka Shonibare sculpture greets visitors in the stair hall."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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