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"Nina Griscom's Elegant Manhattan Apartment\nTastemaker Nina Griscom trades her family's New York City townhouse for a cozy, stylish duplex\u2014carefully editing their prized objects along the way\nNina Griscom and her husband, Leonel Piraino, in the living room of their Manhattan duplex.\nOld Master drawings ornament the living room. The sofa is upholstered in a Hinson velvet from Donghia; the armchairs are Empire, and the cocktail table is 1940s.\nA sculptural African mask is silhouetted in the living room window, which is curtained with linen. The gilded table in the foreground is by Jean Pascaud, and the slipper chairs are by Designway.\nThe shagreen desk and chair are by Garrison Rousseau; the galleon drawing is one of several formerly owned by fashion designer Bill Blass.\nThe 19th-century plaques on a dining room wall are from Niall Smith Antiques; Griscom used a suzani as a tablecloth.\n\u00C9tag\u00E8res by Garrison Rousseau flank a Nabil Nahas painting in the dining room; the French iron lantern is from Antony Todd, and the small Karl Springer telephone table was a gift from Griscom's mother, arts patron Elizabeth Rohatyn.\nOne of the apartment's three terraces is outfitted with French caf\u00E9 chairs for dining.\nA 1940s American chest of drawers nestles beneath the staircase.\nA hall features a 1940s Italian table from Privet House.\nA circa-1865 architectural drawing overlooks the master bedroom; the bedding is by Schweitzer Linen, and the bench and the bedside commodes are by Garrison Rousseau.\nIn the bedroom, a painted canvas panel forms a dramatic backdrop for an antique English hall chair from Cove Landing and an Empire bench."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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