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"Anne McNally's Paris Apartment\nAnne McNally gives a tour of her luxurious\u2014and strikingly intimate\u2014Paris apartment in the heart of the Marais.\nAnne McNally in the living room of her Paris apartment, which was renovated by Jacques Garcia. She is in a Giambattista Valli gown with her 1992 portrait by Anh Duong; the carpet is an Aubusson.\nIn the entrance hall, a doll from a Chanel window display exemplifies McNally's cheeky style; above the sofa are a black-and-white painting by Philip Taaffe and a portrait by Van Dongen; the rug was bought in Marrakech.\nThe heirloom Louis XVI chairs and the sofas in the living room are covered in a Rubelli damask from Donghia. The cocktail table is an antique opium bed.\nBuilt in the 1600s, the apartment has interiors dating from the 18th century. The horse lithograph on the far wall of the living room is by Salvador Dal\u00ED.\nA Kees van Dongen portrait hangs above the Julian Schnabel dining table, whose top is inset with fragments of antique tile.\nThe dining chairs are vintage, and the curtain silk was bought in Bangkok.\nGarcia added cabinetry to the master bedroom, as well as an oeil-de-boeuf window that he salvaged from elsewhere in the apartment. An Empire sleigh bed of bronze was made for McNally by Schnabel. The coverlet is by Pierre Frey; the curtains are made of silk from Le Monde Sauvage.\nThe designer installed the bathroom's marble tub; the pedestal mirror is from the 1930s."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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