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"Donny Deutsch's Modern New York City Townhouse\nDonny Deutsch's museum-white Manhattan mansion is punched up by designers Tony Ingrao and Randy Kemper. Visit archdigest.com to tour the adman's New York City home.\nArchitect Frederic Schwartz and designers Tony Ingrao and Randy Kemper worked with Donny Deutsch to renovate his 1889 Manhattan townhouse. Deutsch in his home office, with ad-based artwork by Andy Warhol.\nThe townhouse's French-neoclassical fa\u00E7ade.\nThe travertine-tiled entrance gallery is anchored by bespoke Ingrao Inc. sofas, both upholstered in a Perennials boucl\u00E9.\nA sculptural Van der Straeten console from Ralph Pucci International.\nIn the living room, a George Condo painting is displayed above a custom-made sofa, one of a pair upholstered in a J. Robert Scott silk mohair. Next to the Venfield zebra chair is a gueridon by Herv\u00E9 Van der Straeten from Maison Gerard; the curtains were made using the reverse side of a Kravet fabric, and the cowhide rugs are from Stark Carpet.\nOne side of the living room features a medicine cabinet by Damien Hirst over the sofa; the berg\u00E8res are covered in Sahco and Nancy Corzine fabrics.\nOverlooking an entertainment space is a Barbara Kruger work; the sofa is clad in an Edelman leather and an Osborne &amp;amp; Little fabric, and the silk rug is by Edward Fields.\nRen\u00E9 Prou high-back oak chairs from the 1930s surround a custom-made satin-nickel dining table; a graphic work by Doug Aitken is mounted at right, while a Hirst spot painting brightens the family room beyond.\nStainless-steel Miele appliances equip the Boffi kitchen, which has countertops of Carrara marble.\nHirst screen prints bring shots of color and culinary wit to the white kitchen; the floor is wide-plank American black walnut, finished with tung oil, and the walls here and throughout the townhouse are painted in Select Collection 9100 by Fine Paints of Europe.\nPanels of tempered glass allow for unobstructed sight lines on the townhouse's third floor. A 1967 Warhol portrait of Nelson Rockefeller hangs adjacent to the travertine-and-steel staircase.\nA masonry wall blanketed in faux boxwood by American Foliage &amp;amp; Design Group offsets outdoor furniture by Richard Schultz and limestone paving on the crisply modern third-floor terrace.\nThe stairway displays a Richard Prince joke painting.\nA skylit oil-on-linen work by McDermott &amp;amp; McGough.\nIn the master bedroom, a wall-size headboard upholstered in a Glant fabric displays a Marilyn Minter photograph; the bedding is by E. Braun. Red leather \u00C9mile-Jacques Ruhlmann chairs from the '20s flank Warhol interpretations of Judy Garland's Blackglama ads; the stylized-zebra-print area rug was custom made by Rug &amp;amp; Kilim.\nDeutsch's gallery-style dressing room, punctuated by a custom-made bench covered in an Edelman pony hair.\nA vintage FontanaArte light fixture from John Salibello Antiques is suspended above a Corian tub by Boffi in the master bath.\nPink is the theme of a daughter's bedroom, which is dressed in Osborne &amp;amp; Little and Designers Guild fabrics; the chair is from Profiles, and the carpeting is by Stark.\nThe girls' playroom has a Ron Arad for Moroso sofa and chairs, cupcake seats by Jellio, and a smiling Takashi Murakami cloud; the painting in the niche is by David Deutsch, Donny's father, and the cowhide rug is from Patterson, Flynn &amp;amp; Martin.\nThe gym and roof deck; the outdoor lounge is by Gloster."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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