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"Jay McInerney and Anne Hearst's Manhattan Home\nWriter Jay McInerney and his wife, Anne Hearst, enlist Robert Couturier to decorate their new home\u2014a refined Manhattan penthouse with panoramic views\nAnne Hearst and Jay McInerney at their Manhattan apartment, which was redone by architect and designer Robert Couturier.\nThe vestibule's French Art Deco console from Bernd Goeckler Antiques is grouped with a FontanaArte mirror from Galerie Van den Akker and a Cindy Sherman photograph; on the wall is a Robert Longo drawing.\nIn the living room, a pair of Duane Modern slipper chairs upholstered in a Holland &amp;amp; Sherry linen join a 1970s chrome bench in a Glant chenille and a Roman Thomas sofa in a Rogers &amp;amp; Goffigon linen. The bronze nudes are by Harriet W. Frishmuth, and the vintage Danish floor lamps are from Dienst + Dotter Antikviteter.\nThe living room walls display, from left, a Francesco Scavullo photograph of Hearst from the 1980s, a mixed-media work by Caio Fonseca, and a James Rosenquist painting; the 19th-century mantel is from A &amp;amp; R Asta. An Arne Jacobsen Egg chair rests on a rug by Orley Shabahang, and, behind it, a '40s German vase stands next to a Paolo Buffa cabinet from 1stdibs; the painted-bronze dog sculpture is by Julien Marinetti.\nThe kitchen's dining area is outfitted with an Art Deco chandelier and a vintage table and chairs.\nThe sink and fittings are by Franke; on the far wall, a David Salle painting hangs above a photograph by Abelardo Morell.\nIn the study, a color photograph by Elliott Erwitt overlooks a Jansen desk and an Eames chair by Herman Miller; a Jacques Adnet daybed upholstered in a Loro Piana linen and an Adnet floor lamp from Bernd Goeckler Antiques are arranged on an Orley Shabahang carpet.\nThe master bedroom's Italian parchment-sheathed bed from the '30s is matched with vintage leather easy chairs; the drawings above the bureau are by, from top, Will Cotton and Everett Shinn.\nIn the master bedroom, an antique copper tub with Waterworks fittings is accompanied by a '50s Bagu\u00E8s trolley.\nThe terrace, shaded by an awning made of a Sunbrella fabric, was landscaped by Stuart Schechter of Interior Foliage Design; the tables are by Richard Schultz from Knoll, and the sofa is by Carlos Motta for Espasso, as is the armchair, whose seat cushions are clad in a Perennials fabric."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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