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"Emily Fisher Landau's Loft-Style Home in Florida\nThe art collector and philanthropist has an eye for blue-chip painting and much more, as her Palm Beach penthouse, refreshed by James Aman and Anne Carson, demonstrates\nIn Palm Beach, Florida, design firm Aman &amp;amp; Carson updated the loft-style penthouse of philanthropist Emily Fisher Landau, seated here with her daughter, Candia Fisher, in front of Mark Tansey's The Bricoleur's Daughter in the dining area.\nA George III mirror from H. M. Luther and a photograph by Inez van Lamsweerde are displayed in the limestone-paved entrance hall.\nWillem de Kooning's Untitled XV presides over the living area, where an Asian-style altar table holds Alexander Calder's Untitled (Standing Mobile); Swedish neoclassical stools are upholstered in a leopard-print velvet by Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils, and the handwoven white leather rug is by Stark.\nTortoise-shell boxes and Swedish chairs, all from Newel, join a Parsons-style table designed by John Meeks, of Aman, Carson &amp;amp; Meeks, in the living area; the curtains are made of a Larsen sheer over a yellow Jane Churchill silk.\nOn a nearby wall, Agnes Martin's Untitled #1 hangs above a custom-made lacquer-and-steel buffet that houses a television.\nA custom-made parchment table is paired with dining chairs covered in an Edelman leather beneath a Fortuny light fixture by Venetia Studium; a pedestal displays Frank Gehry's Fish Lamp.\nThe stainless-steel kitchen cabinetry is by Bulthaup; the stool is vintage.\nThe teak cocktail table and lounge chairs on the terrace are by Sutherland; Aman &amp;amp; Carson glazed the original terra-cotta tile white and added pygmy date palms.\nAman, Carson, and Meeks designed the master suite's night tables and four-poster, the latter draped in a Holland &amp;amp; Sherry silk; Sally Mann's Candy Cigarette hangs nearby.\nC-prints from Matthew Barney's \"Cremaster Cycle\" in the bedroom, which also features stools covered in an Edelman leather.\nThe master bath, with a chain-mail curtain by Whiting &amp;amp; Davis separating the vanity area."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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