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"Architect David Mann Remakes a New York Apartment\nThe spacious Manhattan apartment of Darcy Miller Nussbaum and her family gets a magical remake in the hands of architect David Mann.\nDarcy Miller Nussbaum and her husband Andrew in the living room of their Manhattan duplex, which was redesigned by David Mann of MR Architecture + Decor.\nThe double-height entrance hall is splendidly austere, with an Herv\u00E9 Van der Straeten pendant light from Ralph Pucci International, an antiqued-brass-and-silver railing by Morgik Metal Designs Inc., and gray onyx floors providing major drama. The photograph Black Pulse 6 by Doug and Mike Starn rests on an Ingrid Donat commode from Barry Friedman Ltd.; a bench covered in a platinum leather by Holly Hunt shimmers along one wall.\nThe living/dining room includes a sofa and shagreen-backed cube chairs by Furniture Masters, the latter upholstered in a Sahco velvet from Donghia. Murano-glass lamps from Jean-Marc Fray French Antiques sit atop side tables by Christophe C\u00F4me from Cristina Grajales Gallery; the silk shag rugs were custom made by Stark.\nA Mathieu Lustrerie light fixture from Prelle is suspended high above a sextet of tables by Excalibur Bronze; the mantel is sheathed in gold-leafed glass tile by Surface, the paintings are by Paul Sunday, and the club chairs are vintage Garouste and Bonetti designs from Miguel Saco Gallery.\nAntiqued mirror lines a wall of the dining area, where circa-1940 chandeliers from Bernd Goeckler join tables by Daniel Scuderi Antiques.\nThe breakfast area features a vintage pendant light and photos hung salon style.\nWalnut shelves and stainless-steel cabinetry are both the work of Eljin Construction of New York; counter stools by Fritz Hansen are clad in an Edelman leather, and the faucet is by KWC.\nIn Andrew's study, the sofa is covered in a Holly Hunt velvet; the throw is by Calvin Klein Home, the desk chair is by Herman Miller, and the shades are made of a Kravet silk.\nIn the master suite, a painting by Olga de Amaral is displayed above a bed dressed in a Larsen silk with a Pratesi cashmere blanket.\nA chaise longue upholstered in a Pollack velvet occupies a bedroom corner; the curtains are of a J. Robert Scott satin.\nA petite dressing room.\nSicis glass-mosaic tile sheathes the walls of the master bath, where a 1940s Seguso lantern from Bernd Goeckler hangs above an Agape tub with Dornbracht fittings; the stool is from Moroso.\nA canopy bed by Anthropologie in a daughter's bedroom is draped with a Pierre Frey cotton; the side table is by Kartell.\nThe Nussbaum girls in their playroom, with a mural by Darcy."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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