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"Modernizing a Prewar Manhattan Apartment\nSimplicity can be soulful, as a Manhattan prewar apartment thoughtfully renovated by Shelton, Mindel &amp;amp; Associates proves.\nArchitect Lee F. Mindel of Shelton, Mindel &amp;amp; Assoc. refashioned a Manhattan apartment for a young family.\nIn the living room, a Maison Jansen cocktail table is surrounded by Poul Kj\u00E6rholm stools from Furniture from Scandinavia, custom-made armchairs upholstered in a Romo linen velvet, and a 1929 Hjorth sofa; the '50s side tables are by Franco Albini, and the wall-mounted Potence light is by Jean Prouv\u00E9 and Charlotte Perriand.\nElm paneling lines the living room, where a Kaare Klint armchair and a glass-top table by Axel Einar Hjorth, both from Jacksons Stockholm &amp;amp; Berlin, join a custom-made sofa by Jonas; the vase is by Claude Conover, the framed print is by Damien Hirst, and the rug is by V'Soske.\nBulthaup cabinetry, Corian-top islands, and a Smeg range define the kitchen; the industrial light fixtures are from Ann-Morris Antiques, the orange globe lamps are from Hemisphere Gallery, and the prints are by Anish Kapoor.\nThe dining tables, chairs, and V'Soske carpet were all designed by Mindel; Poul Henningsen pendant lights from Jacksons and Roy\u00E8re sconces from Galerie Chastel-Mar\u00E9chal complement a totem sculpture by Ettore Sottsass.\nIn the media room/library, a Hans J. Wegner swivel chair from Dansk M\u00F8belkuns pulls up to a Gustav Stickley desk under a Mathieu Mat\u00E9got mirror.\nA giraffe sculpture by Benedetta Mori Ubaldini in a hallway; the prints are by Gary Hume, and the V'Soske carpets were designed by Mindel.\nIn the master bedroom, the headboard by Jonas and the Kerstin H\u00F6rlin-Holmquist daybed were upholstered in fabrics by Nobilis and Holland &amp;amp; Sherry, respectively; the wall covering is by Clarence House, and the bedding is by Pratesi.\nThe sitting room's desk and chair are by Fritz Henningsen, and the ceramic panels are by Tove Anderberg.\nWhite-onyx walls and a J\u00F8rgen M\u00F8ller stool by Design Within Reach in the master bath.\nShelton, Mindel &amp;amp; Assoc. opened up the confined rooms of this circa-1930 apartment to improve the flow between spaces."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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