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"Will Ferrell's Laid-Back New York Loft\nThe Manhattan home of the celebrated funnyman is a refined yet laid-back family haven, outfitted with classic modern furnishings and lively contemporary art\nThe New York apartment of actor Will Ferrell and his wife, auctioneer Viveca Paulin-Ferrell, was renovated by architect Richard Perry and decorated by Shawn Henderson Interior Design. Scandinavian ceramics from the End of History rest on a vintage Dunbar cabinet from Wyeth in the entrance hall; the FontanaArte mirror dates from 1960.\nThe living room's boulderlike seating is by Smarin, and the Hans J. Wegner wing chair from 1stdibs and ottoman are covered in a Zimmer + Rohde fabric. The artworks include, from left, a Roy Lichtenstein print, a Mario Dal Fabbro sculpture from Maison Gerard, and two Sol LeWitt woodcuts; the television is by Samsung.\nIn the living room, Robert Indiana serigraphs are displayed above a Vladimir Kagan sectional sofa clad in a Pollack fabric. Vases designed by Patricia Urquiola for Baccarat glitter on the Milo Baughman cocktail table; the red armchairs and ottoman are midcentury, and the bronze sphere is by Herv\u00E9 Van der Straeten for Maison Gerard.\nThe open kitchen is equipped with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Kallista sink fittings, and BassamFellows stools from Design Within Reach; at right is a Lichtenstein print. In the dining area, Tejo Remy light fixtures are suspended above a vintage Paul T. Frankl dining table; artisan Tanya Agui\u00F1iga covered the Eames chairs with blue felt, and the flower images are by Donald Sultan.\nThe master bedroom entryway features a circa-1950 Wegner cabinet from Wyeth topped with vintage Scandinavian vessels from the End of History; the stool is also a Wegner design.\nThe master bedroom is anchored by a H\u00E4stens bed with a custom-made headboard; the sculpture on the windowsill is by Dal Fabbro from Maison Gerard.\nAt the other end of the space, a 1970s weaving modeled after the work of Alexander Calder brightens a brick wall; Henderson designed the shearling-covered daybed.\nFixtures by Remains Lighting crown Barbara Barry mirrors for Kallista in the master bath; the sink and shower fittings are by Hansgrohe.\nOne bedroom is decorated with a Weitzner handwoven wall covering made of recycled newspapers; the vintage Poul Volther chair retains its original fabric.\nIn another bedroom, a custom-made headboard upholstered in a Jim Thompson fabric spans the twin beds, while the wall behind it is sheathed in a Maharam fabric; the light fixture was designed by Vicente Garc\u00EDa Jim\u00E9nez for Foscarini."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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