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"Maria Buatta Designs Hilary and Wilbur Ross's Homes in the Hamptons and Palm Beach\nInterior designer Mario Buatta devises extraordinary entertaining spaces for preeminent hosts Hilary and Wilbur Ross\nHilary Geary Ross, on a porch overlooking the lawn at the home she shares with her husband, Wilbur Ross, in Southampton, New York, which was decorated by Mario Buatta.\nA Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils floral fabric brightens the Southampton living room, where a vintage Karl Springer console is flanked by a pair of matching settees.\nBuatta created a painted floor for a sitting room at the Rosses' Southampton house and glazed the paneling pistachio-green; the wicker chairs are by Bielecky Brothers, the child's armchair is covered in a Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout check, and the octagonal inlaid table is from John Rosselli Antiques.\nA hand-painted wallpaper by Haleh Atabeigi and a Stark carpet bring a garden atmosphere into the dining room. The table is by Wood &amp;amp; Hogan, the green earthenware is vintage Dodie Thayer, and the chairs are cushioned with a Giati Designs fabric.\nThe playroom's ceiling and walls are by Atabeigi; the hanging lantern is by John Rosselli &amp;amp; Assoc., and the pillow-back ottoman in the foreground is upholstered in a fabric from Lee Jofa.\nThe master suite in Southampton stars a custom-made bed accented with linens by Pratesi and a coverlet by D. Porthault. The floral curtain-and-upholstery fabric is by Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils, a Manuel Canovas striped print lines the walls, and the carpet is by Stark.\nA loggia at the Rosses' Southampton property is outfitted with Bielecky Brothers wicker furniture; the ceramic garden seats, used as tables, are from John Rosselli Antiques.\nMichael Taylor Designs chaise longues are placed by the pool; the beach-ball pillows were custom designed by Buatta.\nLandscape designer Charles Stick created a topiary promenade leading to the poolhouse, which is the work of Stick and architect Charles Muse; the sheep sculptures are by Fran\u00E7ois-Xavier Lalanne.\nThe Colonial Revival house was built in the early 1900s.\nA barrel-vaulted hall leads to the ballroom at the Rosses' Palm Beach, Florida, residence.\nIn the ballroom, Oscar de la Renta Home armchairs by Century Furniture join custom-made sofas modeled after a Jean-Michel Frank design.\nIn a guest room at the Palm Beach pavilion, a Gracie wallpaper provides a chinoiserie note. The chandelier is by Vaughan, the John Rosselli &amp;amp; Assoc. bed is dressed in D. Porthault linens, the mirrored bedside cabinets are by Nancy Corzine, and the pagoda lamp is from C. Bell. Beneath a mirror from R. Louis Bofferding Decorative &amp;amp; Fine Art stands a chest of drawers by Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils topped with Christopher Spitzmiller lamps. On the custom-made chaise longue is a throw from Treillage; the carpeting is by Stark.\nSheltered by an awning made from a Jerry Pair stripe, a poolside dining area features hibiscus standards and chairs cushioned in a Giati Designs fabric.\nArchitect Thomas M. Kirchhoff designed the pavilion; the gardens are by Nievera Williams Design."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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