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"AD100 Designer Michael S. Smith Revamps an Airy Duplex on Chicago's Gold Coast\nShimmering accents and bold contemporary art contribute to an atmosphere of luxe refinement in a penthouse designed by the AD100 talent\nPaneling by F\u00E9au &amp;amp; Cie Boiserie lines the living room of a Chicago duplex penthouse renovated by designer Michael S. Smith in collaboration with Marvin Herman &amp;amp; Assoc. Architects. A Mark Bradford mixed-media work overlooks a Jonas sectional sofa and a pair of Jean-B\u00E9renger de Nattes cocktail tables from Maison Gerard. The ceiling fixture is by Philippe Anthonioz, the Eve Kaplan mirrors are from Gerald Bland, the Herv\u00E9 Van der Straeten dining table is from Ralph Pucci International, and the vintage Tabriz carpet is from Doris Leslie Blau.\nThe homeowners' Sealyham terriers gather in a family room, where the walls\u2014sheathed in a John Robshaw fabric\u2014display an Italian mirror and a Hiroshi Sugimoto photograph; the ceiling fixture is by Mathieu Lustrerie, and the sectional sofa, in a Jasper silk mohair, is by Jonas.\nThe dining room's Swedish neoclassical chairs are partnered with a 1970s Jansen table and a Philippe Anthonioz chandelier; the silk pillows are from Antique Textiles Gallery.\nElsewhere in the room, a painting by Guillermo Kuitca hangs above a Roman Thomas sofa and a cocktail table by Magni Home Collection.\nThe kitchen's York Street Studio stools are clad in a Jasper leather, the range is by Wolf, and the mosaic wall tiles are by Ann Sacks.\nAnother view of the kitchen.\nA wall installation by Jeff Zimmerman highlights the stairway; the painting is by Joan Mitchell, the curtains are of a Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout silk, and the carpet is by Kravet.\nThe study features a Pierre Bonnard painting, an Elizabeth Dow wall covering, and a vintage carpet from Doris Leslie Blau.\nWrapped with a Gracie wallpaper and hung with Japanese screens from Galerie Anne-Marie Monin, the master bedroom features armchairs by Frederick P. Victoria &amp;amp; Son and a Louis XVI bureau plat from Galerie Steinitz. The bed is dressed in Frette linens and enlivened by decorative pillows from Antique Textiles Gallery; the crystal lamps and custom-made bowfront chests are by Jasper, and the rug is by Beauvais Carpets.\nShower fittings by Michael S. Smith for Kallista are used in the master bath, which features boldly veined marble surfaces.\nThe bath's pastel drawings are by Gary Simmons, and the bench, upholstered in a Lee Jofa fabric, is by Robert Lemariey.\nIn a guest room, the walls and folding screens are layered with Gracie wall coverings; a Frette bedspread, blanket, and linens dress the bed, and the vellum-clad stool is from Galere.\nA guest room's Jasper sofa, upholstered in a Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout fabric, is ornamented with pillows from Antique Textiles Gallery, and the cocktail table is by Roman Thomas.\nA terrace is outfitted with a Janus et Cie rug."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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