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"Paolo Moschino and Philip Vergeylen's London Home\nPaolo Moschino and Philip Vergeylen saw hidden potential in a drab flat near London's Victoria station. The revamped property is now the pair's stylish in-town address\nDesigners Paolo Moschino and Philip Vergeylen in their London home.\nThe foyer brings together a painting by Erland Eller, a small watercolor by Christian B\u00E9rard, a garden statue of Mercury, and an 18th-century Swedish console.\nThe drawing room features a work on paper by Jean Cocteau over the mantel, a pair of brass bookshelves custom made after a Billy Baldwin design for Cole Porter, a vintage console by Jansen, and a sofa by Moschino's firm, Nicholas Haslam Ltd.\nThe other end of the drawing room, with pine paneling and a 19th-century mahogany bookcase, has a clublike air; the sofa is by Nicholas Haslam Ltd., and the chairs and cocktail table are all vintage Jansen.\nThe dining room paneling is lacquered black; the Italian dining chairs are antique, the table's centerpiece is by Buccellati, and the terra-cotta sculpture is 18th-century French.\nThe tapestry in the master bedroom is 17th-century Flemish; the linens are by D. Porthault, and the throw pillows are of a Georges Le Manach cotton from Claremont.\nThe guest room's gilded bed is 19th-century French.\nThe guest bath's vanity, tub surround, and paneling are faux marbre."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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