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"Fernanda Kellogg and Kirk Henckels&amp;#39;s New York City Apartment\nFour generations of family treasures get a fresh setting when an adventuresome design team takes on Fernanda Kellogg and Kirk Henckels&amp;#39;s Manhattan apartment.\nFernanda Kellogg and Kirk Henckels\u2019s Manhattan apartment has been decorated by Brockschmidt &amp;amp; Coleman and renovated by architect Riccardo Vicenzino. A Beauvais tapestry in the entrance gallery; a Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils fabric covers the chairs.\nIn the living room, back-to-back sofas divide the large space into distinct seating areas.\nThe lambrequins and curtains in the living room are made of Claremont and Osborne &amp;amp; Little fabrics, respectively.\nSketches by Paul-C\u00E9sar Helleu fill a living room wall; a Claremont silk damask covers the 18th-century chair.\nIn the dining room, an ancestral portrait and 18th-century Italian chairs upholstered in a silk damask.\nWool baize lines the dining room walls; the oil painting of barnyard fowl is in the manner of Flemish Old Master Roelandt Savery.\nAntique lion heads ornament the mahogany bar.\nAccented with golden details, the library features a late-19th-century Swedish clock, a Directoire desk, a sofa upholstered in a Claremont brocatelle, and a needlepoint carpet from John Rosselli.\nEighteenth-century engravings hang in the bedroom corridor; the mahogany console was owned by Kellogg\u2019s great-grandfather Rodman Wanamaker.\nThe heirloom headboard in the master bedroom is surrounded by 19th-century bird portraits by Hannah Pettigrew; a printed cotton from Claremont is used throughout, and at the foot of the bed is a cabinet, upholstered in an Old World Weavers velvet, that contains a television; the needlepoint rug is by Stark.\nThe guest room\u2019s lit d\u2019alcove is flanked by Empire armoires; the curtains are made of antique Aubusson panels.\nAn Empire secr\u00E9taire \u00E0 abattant and a bust of Napol\u00E9on stand in the guest room; the walls are covered with a Claremont stripe."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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