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"Leroy Street Studio decorates a Modern Manhattan Townhouse\nLeroy Street Studio architects and decorator Christine Markatos Lowe adapt a formal space for a young family\nA Veere Grenney Assoc. goatskin ottoman anchors the living room of an 1840s Manhattan townhouse renovated by the architecture firm Leroy Street Studio and decorated by Christine Markatos Design. Behind the sofa, which is covered in a Donghia fabric, hangs a Jesse Pasca abstract landscape; an R&amp;amp;Y Augousti stool is flanked by Paul McCobb armchairs from C.J. Peters clad in a Claremont fabric.\n\nFor details see Sources.\nThe kitchen features Niche Modern pendant lights over the island and a backsplash of metal-mosaic tile by Nemo Tile; the refrigerator is by Sub-Zero, the microwave is by Viking, and the sink is by Elkay.\nIn the dining room, a Veere Grenney Assoc. light fixture is suspended above a Mecox table and Hans J. Wegner chairs cushioned in a Manuel Canovas linen from Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout; the floor lamp is by Arteluce, the settee is clad in an Edelman leather, and the David Armstrong photographs between the windows are from Matthew Marks Gallery.\nA painting by Sir Terry Frost is displayed over the mantel, which is topped with colorful Robert Kuo vases; the mirrored cabinet is circa-1940 American, the sconce is by Thomas O'Brien from Circa Lighting, and the walls are coated in Benjamin Moore's Baby Fawn.\nA Piet Boon ceiling light from Twentieth overlooks the study, where an Aston rolling desk chair from Suite New York is pulled up to a vintage George Nelson table by Herman Miller; the lamp is from Room, and the shelves are vintage Jean-Marie Massaud.\nOne end of the kitchen is furnished with a table, sofa, and bench (its cushion covered in a Holly Hunt leather), all from Room; the landscape photograph is by Armstrong, the pendant lights are by Niche Modern, and the antique steel cabinet is from Fleur.\nBunk beds and desks by Nurseryworks and a custom-made Vladimir Kagan sectional sofa were specified for the boys' room; the David Weeks Studio chandelier is from Ralph Pucci International.\nPainted in a Benjamin Moore gray, the master bedroom contains a Veere Grenney Assoc. four-poster and a 1940s Van Keppel-Green chest of drawers from Wyeth; the C. Jer\u00E9 mirror dates from the late '60s, and the Patrick Naggar armchair, from Ralph Pucci International, is upholstered in a George Spencer Designs fabric from Claremont."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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