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"Clockwork Reinvention\nMaking a Family Home out of a Duplex on Central Park\nLee F. Mindel, working with partner Peter L. Shelton and senior interior designer Grace Sierra, reconceived a family's 5,000-square-foot duplex on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue. Above: The entrance hall. Trim, ceiling and stair undercarriage paints, Benjamin Moore.\nIconic pieces from the 1960s and '70s\u2014chairs and a sofa by Osvaldo Borsani and a table by Ettore Sottsass\u2014were chosen for the living room. Above the mantel is a Frank Thiel print. Sofa velour, Bergamo. Tatami, AM Collections. Clarence House wallcovering.\nThe designers outfitted the dining room with three metal pendant lamps by Poul Henningsen, Monica Armani glass-top tables, from B + B Italia, and Mario Bellini chairs. On the tables are an assortment of dishes and bowls designed by Muriel Grateau. Benjamin Moore wall, trim and ceiling paints.\nWhite meets white in the master bedroom, which displays three black-and-white photographs by Christopher Beane. The table lamp is a Max Ingrand. A Harry Bertoia bench is at the foot of the bed, and a Warren Platner low table sits in front of the corner sofa. Sofa, sofa pillow and drapery fabrics, Bergamo."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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