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"Urbane Renewal in Manhattan\nPolished Spaces Set the Stage for Art in a Park Avenue Duplex\nDouglas S. Wittels renovated a New York couple's 4,000-square-foot duplex in a Georgian Revival building on Park Avenue. The gallery and, at rear, the living room. Richard Serra's Piero's Cloak is above the fireplace. Over the sofa in the living room is a work by Ugo Rondinone. Sofa, club chair, ottoman, pillow and Roman shade fabrics, Bergamo. Glass-and-nickel side tables, John Salibello Antiques. Chinese cabinet, H. M. Luther. White-marble lamps, Newel. Vase in living room, Bernd Goeckler Antiques. Low table, John Boone. Stark carpet. Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout wallcovering.\nDamien Hirst's 1997 acrylic Caesium Carbide 89 is the focal point of another part of the living room. The 1940s French walnut armchair is from Lorin Marsh. On the low table is a 1920s Japanese silver vase, from Naga Antiques.\nWittels's neutral palette for the dining room gives emphasis to an oil by Robert Kelly. Chandelier, Maison Gerard. Chairs and sconces, Holly Hunt. Dakota Jackson dining table.\n\nSee more Dining Rooms \u00BB\nFor the library's walls, the designer chose a mocha mohair velvet. On the side table is a Louise Nevelson maquette. The photographs are by Hiroshi Sugimoto.\nA Robert Mangold work hangs in the master bedroom. Side table, John Salibello Antiques. Armoire, John Boone. Drapery and bedcovering fabric, Clarence House. Stark wallcovering. Stroheim chair fabric."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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