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"A Revitalized 1930s Mansion in Old Westbury, New York\nOn Long Island's Gold Coast, decorator Steven Gambrel pays homage to the patrician legacy of a grand estate while giving it a new lease on life for a modern family\nDesigner Steven Gambrel and architect Oliver Cope brought an Old Westbury, New York, estate back to life. The living room features a pair of vintage Dunbar armchairs, at left, and twin custom-made sofas, all clad in Sabina Fay Braxton fabrics; a bespoke tufted sofa, in the foreground, in a Kravet silk velvet; an Osvaldo Borsani desk from Center44; and curtains of a Clarence House satin.\nIn the family room, vintage capiz-shell globe lanterns hang from the newly vaulted ceiling. Among Gambrel's designs are a sofa dressed in a Leli\u00E8vre velvet from Stark and two sets of club chairs, one covered in a Pierre Frey fabric trimmed in red. A pair of Maureen McQuillan photograms flank the far window.\nThe dining room retains its original Gracie scenic wall covering, which was carefully removed before the remodel and reinstalled. A circa-1925 Beaux Arts\u2013style pendant light is suspended above a bespoke table made of rosewood and silver-leaf \u00E9glomis\u00E9 panels; the custom-made chairs are backed with an Old World Weavers silk from Stark.\nCustom-glazed subway tiles wrap the kitchen walls. Along with 1930s aluminum pendant lamps and a Beaux Arts\u2013style clock, the space boasts a Lacanche range, a RangeCraft hood, and barstools from Sundance Catalog; the sink fittings are by Michael S. Smith for Kallista.\nIn the breakfast room, a '50s Stilnovo chandelier from Pascal Boyer Gallery floats above a mahogany table and custom-made klismos chairs. The sofa is dressed in an Osborne &amp;amp; Little fabric, the curtains are of a Clarence House print, and the vintage rug is from ABC Carpet &amp;amp; Home; the artwork is by James Lecce.\nA pool table by Blatt Billiards, an Art Deco light fixture, and a 1930s French oil painting strike perfect period notes in the paneled billiard room.\nThe office, painted in Benjamin Moore's Bittersweet Chocolate, features a slipper chair covered in a Schumacher silk next to a vintage mahogany desk; the paintings are by Clay Wagstaff, at left, and Eugene Brodsky.\nThe cloakroom, finished in a Hollandlac paint from Fine Paints of Europe, is anchored by a '30s American lacquer table under a French light fixture of the same period; the swing-arm sconce is from Circa Lighting.\nPhotographs of wilting flowers by Rachel L\u00E9vy animate the master suite; the Barovier &amp;amp; Toso chandelier is vintage, and Gambrel designed the upholstered bed. The bench, tufted chair, and sofa are covered in fabrics by Schumacher, Armani/Casa from Donghia, and Pierre Frey, respectively; the curtain material is by Donghia, and the rug is by Beauvais Carpets.\nThe master bath is sheathed in Fior di Pesco Apuano marble; the sconce is from Circa Lighting, and the pendant lamp is a restored Art Deco piece."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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