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"David Easton and James Steinmeyer's Oklahoma Getaway\nThe tastemakers set out to transform their modern Tulsa house into a warm, welcoming retreat--a goal they achieve with ease\nInterior designer David Easton, left, and artist James Steinmeyer at their home in Tulsa, Oklahoma.\nThe exterior of the house, which was designed by I. W. Colburn. The tower contains the dining room on the first floor and a guest room above.\nThe living room features Louis XVI\u2013style slipper chairs from Charles Faudree upholstered in a Kravet silk velvet; the armchairs and ottoman are Easton designs for Lee Jofa, as are the fabrics covering them; above the mantel, also by Easton, sparkles a 1930s mirror from Mantiques Modern. The Venetian-plaster walls are painted in a Pratt &amp;amp; Lambert gray.\nIn the living room, a sofa by Frederick P. Victoria &amp;amp; Son is upholstered in a Lee Jofa velvet by Easton; the 19th-century folding screen was once owned by fashion executive Pierre Berg\u00E9, and the cocktail table was found in Istanbul.\nAn Easton velvet for Lee Jofa covers benches in the living room; the flame-top urn is 18th-century Italian.\nAn Artemide pendant light hovers above the dining room's circa-1830 Dutch table, which was purchased at auction.\nHung with watercolors by Steinmeyer\u2014copied from David Roberts's 19th-century views of Egypt\u2014the breakfast area is furnished with a table and dining chairs of Easton's design and an antique painted hall seat from Charles Faudree.\nThe kitchen is equipped with David Hollingsworth cabinetry and Viking appliances.\nSteinmeyer designed the study's \u00E9tag\u00E8re; custom-made chairs flank the desk.\nLined with a Phillip Jeffries wallpaper, the master bedroom features an iron four-poster skirted with an Easton fabric for Lee Jofa; the armchairs are also Easton designs for Lee Jofa, the chest of drawers is antique Swedish, and the floor lamps are from Circa Lighting.\nAn artfully distressed mirror in the master bath surmounts a streamlined \u00E9tag\u00E8re; a mirrored panel highlights the tub enclosure.\nA rosewood bed occupies a guest room sheathed in a Phillip Jeffries wall covering."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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