http://www.architecturaldigest.com/decor/2013-03/designers-living-rooms-jacques-grange-richard-shapiro-paris-malibu-slideshow

건축가와 디자이너들의 living room 모음입니다. 어쩌다가 그렇게 모였는지는 모르지만 좀 클래식(?)한 분위기가 많네요.


AD100 designer Jacques Grange’s Paris apartment—once home to the novelist Colette—overlooks the gardens of the Palais Royal. The living room is furnished with a 19th-century chaise longue, club chairs from 1925, an 18th-century desk, and a Jean-Michel Frank armchair from 1930.



A sculptural staircase framed in polished chrome catches the eye in late AD100 interior designer Alberto Pinto’s lively Rio de Janeiro apartment, which was renovated by architect Thiago Bernardes. Pinto designed the sofa, the painting is by Nancy Graves, and the armless chairs are by William Haines.



In AD100 interior designer Muriel Brandolini’s eclectic Manhattan townhouse, Antipodal Shopper by George Condo is displayed above a midcentury Italian sofa the cocktail table is by Mattia Bonetti, the vintage light fixture is by Gerrit Rietveld, and the oval portrait is of Muriel’s husband, Count Nuno Brandolini, as a child.



AD100 decorator Michael S. Smith was inspired by 18th-century France when he decorated the elegant Manhattan duplex he shares with HBO executive James Costos. The walls display an Ellsworth Kelly lithograph and an antique overmantel mirror, while Louis XV–style canapés, a Jansen sofa, and Louis XVI–style gilt-wood fauteuils mingle with a Chinese low table and Japanese lacquer robe chests. The decorative woodwork is by Féau & Cie.



AD100 designer David Easton and artist James Steinmeyer gave the living room of their modern Tulsa, Oklahoma, getaway a warm makeover with Venetian-plaster walls painted in a Pratt & Lambert gray and Louis XVI–style slipper chairs upholstered in a crimson silk velvet. The mantel is by Easton, and the armchairs and ottoman are from his line for Lee Jofa, as are the fabrics covering them.



The New York–based AD100 designer John Barman injected color and 1970s flair into his apartment in a Miami Beach tower. He fashioned the 14-foot curved sofa, and the Thonet chairs are from the ’50s. A bright yellow sliding door separates the study/guest room from the living room.



AD100 decorator Thomas Pheasant used many of his own pieces, including onyx table lamps and leather chairs he designed for Baker, in his classically inspired home in Washington, D.C. During the gut renovation, the designer combined two separate salons to make one 40-foot-long living room. “It’s the first time I’ve invested heavily in myself for a living space,” he said.



The living room walls in antiques dealer and designer Richard Shapiro’s Malibu, California, retreat are sheathed in frescoed plaster, and a 17th-century Italian mirror hangs above an antique Cypriot mantel Shapiro designed the chairs, the Patricia Roach floor lamp is from his furnishings company, Studiolo, and the wood stools are 19th-century Ghanaian.



Alex Papachristidis decorated the Bridgehampton, New York, home he shares with his extended family using luxe fabrics and eclectic finds that provide the newly built home with a sense of history. Gilded 19th-century stools and custom-made sofas upholstered in a Clarence House fabric are mixed with animal print–covered armchairs and pillows.



AD100 architect Alexander Gorlin created a home for himself inside the Gorlin, a Miami Beach high-rise he designed that boasts sweeping panoramas of South Beach, Biscayne Bay, and the city’s skyline. “The view is so overwhelming that I felt there was some need to anchor the space with color and texture,” Gorlin said. The playfulness of the space comes from several whimsical pieces, including a sculptural Marc Newson chair and a foam cocktail table by Andrea Salvetti that appears to be made of concrete.



Architect and designer Campion Platt wanted to give his wife, Tatiana, a New York home that was in keeping with its SoHo location, but with a touch more refinement. “When you’re looking at a big, open, raw loft spaces like this, the issue is to emulate downtown but with a great sense of comfort,” Platt said. A palette of white, light gray, and dark lavender was carried throughout the 4,000-square-foot duplex, including the light-filled living area.



At his modern Los Angeles getaway, AD100 architect and designer Daniel Romualdez introduced a fur rug, a reclaimed-wood cocktail table by André Joyau, and a pair of John Dickinson lamps to help soften the sleek white space. A painting by Sarah Morris hangs on the far wall, the print above the fireplace is by Christopher Bucklow, and the acrylic armchairs are by Paul Rudolph.



A stainless-steel wall sculpture by Octavio Abúndez hangs in the living room of Nate Berkus’s duplex in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village, and the Gilbert Poillerat chairs are upholstered in a Clarence House linen. Berkus furnished the apartment in the 19th-century building with pieces he had collected over the years, including many furnishings from his previous home in Chicago.



When AD100 interior designer David Kleinberg moved to an apartment on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, he chose to retain the home’s original 1920s architectural details as well as the ornate millwork installed by previous owners he updated the latter with cream and white paint. The vintage light fixture is by Swiss architect Max Ernst Haefeli, and the painting is by Garth Weiser.



Brazilian architect and designer Sig Bergamin crafted a vibrant living room in the São Paulo home he shares with architect Murilo Lomas. Murano-glass vessels are displayed on either side of a Vik Muniz painting, and the sofas are covered in a Rubelli velvet.



Situated on the top floor of a circa-1910 Parisian building, the trapezoidal-shape living room of interior designer and antiques dealer Jean-Paul Beaujard features dramatic a 25-foot ceiling and a parquet floor. The romantic space includes a chandelier and rug from the ’50s, and a Jansen daybed.