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"French Impression\nRestrained Neoclassical Elegance with a Parisian Accent for a Brooklyn Town House\n\"The goal was to bridge the client's fond memories of Paris with a minimalist design approach,\" Kathryn Scott says of a town house in Brooklyn, New York, whose interiors she designed. Architect Claude Puaux created the front fa\u00E7ade. Tischler windows.\nThe living area. Sojourn, above the sofa, is by Tom Brydelsky. Edelman leather on armchairs. Rug, ABC Carpet.\nScott kept the dining area, off the living area, \"minimal yet interesting,\" she says. The 2005 pseudo-calligraphic work is by Wenda Gu. The table was custom-made out of a large slab of wood. A rubberized linen, from Rogers &amp;amp; Goffigon, covers the chairs and the benches.\n\"It has a live-in quality,\" the designer says of the kitchen/breakfast room. Ceramic bowls and vase, Tiffany's. Holly Hunt table base. U-Line wine refrigerator.\nDark wood paneling, inset with bands of encaustic wallcovering, gives the den a clubby feel. The challenge was to make it welcoming without \"making it obvious that you are in the basement,\" Scott notes. Natuzzi sofa leather.\nThe master bedroom features an iron bed. \"I was always praying that I would get a French architect or someone with that French mentality to help me,\" says the client. Great Plains drapery fabric."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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