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"Sig Bergamin's Eclectic Home in Brazil\nThere's no stopping the designer, who layers a kaleidoscope of great looks in his Sao Paulo house with artful abandon.\nArchitect and interior designer Sig Bergamin and his partner, architect Maurilo Lomas, left, in the courtyard of their S\u00E3o Paulo home with their French bulldog, China.\nThe couple's redbrick house was built in the Federal style.\nA Caio Reisewitz C-print and a Pedro Friedeberg hand chair share the entrance hall.\nThe living room is a cocktail of colors and cultures. Fringed sofas clad in a Rubelli velvet from Donghia are laden with vibrant pillows, and shelves showcase Murano-glass vessels; a Vik Muniz painting is displayed against the mirrored fireplace wall.\nArtwork by Bert Stern, Takashi Murakami, and Alex Katz surveys the living room, with its Bergamin-designed cocktail table.\nIn the living room, art by Alexander Calder, Carla Barth, and others hangs behind a chinoiserie chair cushioned with a Rubelli velvet.\nThe library's Indian tablecloth and taffeta curtains were found in Paris; the Art Deco side table is from Malmaison.\nAfrican textiles cover Louis XV\u2013style chairs in the library; the artwork is by Vik Muniz.\nThe lush courtyard.\nThe master bedroom holds treasure from China, India, Syria, and Turkey; the leather armchair is from Newel.\nThe dressing room.\nThe art-filled powder room.\nA brilliant ikat envelops the guest room, where the headboard upholstery and curtain fabric are both by Kravet; the luggage is vintage Louis Vuitton."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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