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"Stylist Carlos Mota's New York Apartment\nWhen it comes to decor and dinner parties, more is always more at the exuberantly appointed Manhattan home of AD's international style editor\nStylist Carlos Mota in his New York City home.\nA '60s ceramic urn punctuates the entryway, which is home to a custom-made e\u0301tage\u0300re (one of several in the apartment).\nA bespoke button-tufted sectional and low-back sofa frame the living room, which also includes a lacquer cocktail table of Mota's own design and a pair of Jean-Michel Frank gueridons; the large-scale photograph is by Todd Eberle, the walls are painted in a Donald Kaufman gray, and the silk carpet is by Carini Lang.\nNext to a painting by John Bauer, a vintage carved-wood pedestal displays a 1950s vase.\nIn the living room, a 1970s mirror from Galerie Yves Gastou is a geometric focal point above a seating area featuring a pair of vintage American chairs.\nA graffiti-like canvas by Jay Lohmann hangs above the living room's console, which Mota uses as a server during his frequent buffet dinner parties; the framed work on paper is by Mario Abreu.\nThe kitchen cabinetry is painted in a rich shade of eggplant.\nA David Benjamin Sherry photograph is grouped with a Karl Springer desk from Donzella 20th Century Gallery, 19th-century Indian chairs, and a 1970s Boeltz Paris lamp; the wall is painted in a Donald Kaufman green.\nPhotographs by Sherry (left) and Alec Soth flank the Dean Millien sculpture mounted over Mota's custom-designed bed; the decorative pillow is covered in an antique Turkish suzani, and the carpet is by Carini Lang.\nAbove the bath's original '30s tilework, Mota upholstered the walls and ceiling in a Waverly botanical-print fabric; the photograph is by Sarah Charlesworth."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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