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"Small Wonder\nA bold color palette gives designer Todd Romano's pocket-size Manhattan studio big presence\nLacquered walls and a custom-made St. Thomas\u2013style sofa upholstered in a Lee Jofa velvet set a glamorous tone in Todd Alexander Romano's New York City pied-\u00E0-terre. A Ward Bennett wicker Sled chair and prints by Robert Goodnough and Josef Albers provide lively counterpoints.\nIn his nearby showroom, Romano surrounds himself with books, art, and other sources of inspiration.\nWorks by Andy Warhol, Alberto Giacometti, David Hockney, Albers, and others pop against the dark walls of the apartment's entrance hall.\nArrayed in a corner are books, flowers, art, and binoculars\u2014a high-rise must\u2014from Hammacher Schlemmer.\nA circa-1960 French games table offers a modest dining surface. The 18th-century chaises \u00E0 la reine are covered in parrot-green velvet from Old World Weavers.\nThe set of red-lacquer stacking trays in the living area is antique.\nA Victor Vasarely print and a gilt hand sculpture by Pedro Friedeberg greet visitors in the entrance hall.\nBy the windows, a Jean Cocteau watercolor overlooks a turn-of-the-century plaster cast of an ancient Roman sculpture."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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