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"A Chicago Apartment with French Flair\nDesigner Jean-Louis Deniot outfits a handsome Chicago prewar apartment with neoclassical-style details, bespoke finishes, and Gallic flair.\nIn the entry hall of a Chicago apartment designed by Jean-Louis Deniot, oak doors inset with antiqued mirror lead to the kitchen and private quarters; the pendant lights are by Vaughan, and the leather-and-forged-iron benches were custom made.\nThe sunburst mirror is by Herv\u00E9 Van der Straeten from Ralph Pucci International, the wallpaper is by Zoffany, and the mirrored marble-top console is a Serge Roche\u2013inspired design by Deniot.\nIn the living room, the chairs at left are by Lucien Rollin, and the Roche\u2013inspired mirrored mantel was designed by Deniot. The lamps at right and the cocktail table are by Van der Straeten from Ralph Pucci International; the sofa is by Interior Crafts, and the vintage bronze candlesticks are from Assemblage.\nThe painting in the living room is by Charles Dix, and the vintage cocktail table and club chairs were designed by Ren\u00E9 Prou and Jean-Michel Frank, respectively.\nThe print above the mantel scrolls away to reveal a television; the concealment system is by Vision Art.\nThe dining room\u2019s cabinet showcases a collection of vintage Czech glassware; the fluted plaster walls are by Luczak Brothers, the Collection Pierre dining tables are from Sutherland, and the chairs are covered in Zimmer + Rohde and Donghia fabrics.\nThe kitchen\u2019s lanterns are by Vaughan; the cabinetry at left, with hardware by Nanz, is by Interior Elements.\nThe breakfast corner features a vintage Poul Henningsen light and a painting by Fran\u00E7ois Stienne.\nThe artwork in the library is by Serge Poliakoff; the sofa, in a Larsen fabric, is by Frank, and the vintage malachite cocktail table is by Maison Jansen.\nIn the hall, pendants by Galerie des Lampes align with a 1940s mirror by Gilbert Poillerat.\nThe cocktail table in the wife\u2019s sitting room is a vintage piece by Phyllis Morris from Malmaison.\nThe master bedroom pairs a vintage Bagu\u00E8s chandelier with a custom-made headboard, covered in a Rubelli fabric, and two vintage Raymond Subes stools, from Malmaison, in a Jim Thompson cotton blend.\nThe husband\u2019s bathroom is sheathed in marble mosaic tile by the Fine Line; the Eileen Gray mirror is from Ralph Pucci International, and the faucet is by Dornbracht.\nA guest room features a custom-made bed with a canopy of Dedar fabric; the curtains and valances are in a Jim Thompson silk.\nA \u201970s bed, by Phyllis Morris from Assemblage, commands a second guest room; the folding screen at right is covered in a Georges Le Manach jacquard from Claremont."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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