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"Steven Harris and Lucien Rees Roberts's New York Apartment\nAfter finding a choice Tribeca loft, the architect and interior designer finally have the space to create the home they've always envisioned\nArchitect Steven Harris (standing) and interior designer Lucien Rees Roberts in their New York City loft with yellow Lab, Zoe; the painting is by Rees Roberts's father, Peter.\nWhite-oak paneling lines the living room, which is appointed with a sofa in a Nancy Corzine silk velvet and a pair of vintage Swedish swivel chairs; the large artwork on the easel is by Rees Roberts's brother Marcus, the 1952 wood-frame chair is by Jorge Zalszupin, and the carpet is Moroccan.\nA pair of paintings by Rees Roberts flank one by his mother, Ursula McCannell.\nMonumental bookshelves delineate the living and dining areas. A Sherwin-Williams taupe paint serves as a muted backdrop for a 1960 Georges Braque print (at left) and vintage Vistosi pendant lights. Ib Kofod-Larsen chairs upholstered in a Roger Arlington silk surround the Rees Roberts + Partners dining table, which is topped with Dorothy C. Thorpe Lucite candlesticks. For details see Sources.\nAnother Rees Roberts painting overlooks the room's dining area.\nA '50s Fernand L\u00E9ger print adds color to one of the white Corian walls in the galley kitchen; the cabinets are faced with Kinon cast-resin panels, and the range is by Bertazzoni.\nAntiqued mercury glass sheathes a hallway fitted with H. Theophile door hardware.\nA 1963 Le Corbusier print (right) and a Swedish Biedermeier chair covered in a needlepoint fabric brighten the master bedroom, which is overseen by a pendant light by Castiglioni for Flos; the bedding is by Calvin Klein Home, the coverlet is made of a Lazarine faux fur, and the rug is by Tai Ping.\nThe master bath's travertine counter-top is framed by cerused-oak paneling.\nThe guest room, painted in a Benjamin Moore gray, features a wall of artworks, including several by Lucien Rees Roberts; the stool was made from an Irish Chippendale chair."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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