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"Angus Wilkie and Len Morgan's Small-Space Renovation in New York\nAntiques dealer Angus Wilkie and architectural designer Len Morgan conceive a rigorously refined Manhattan penthouse that makes the most of its evocative rooftop views\nAngus Wilkie and Len Morgan, the owners of Cove Landing antiques, updated a New York penthouse apartment. A George III sofa with pillows in a Fortuny fabric joins burlap-clad antique Irish armchairs and a 1970s Silas Seandel bronze low table in the living room. An Andr\u00E9 Brasilier painting hangs above the Regency mantel from Chesney's; the 19th-century parquet floor is from Axel Vervoordt.\nIn the oak-paneled living room stands a late-19th-century painted bookcase by the English architect Alfred Waterhouse.\nA pair of 1930s Serge Roche plaster demilune consoles from Niall Smith Antiques (one is pictured) front built-in bookcases.\nMidcentury Hans J. Wegner chairs surround the kitchen's George III table; the wall and counter are marble, the cabinetry hardware is by Nanz, and the range is by Lacanche.\nA vintage teak four-poster, dressed with a Loro Piana cashmere blanket, anchors the bedroom; the landscape painting is by Marc de Montebello.\nIn one corner, a pair of 19th-century Chinese tree sculptures top a circa-1810 English cabinet.\nA pastel by Ho Kelland is displayed on a 1950s table designed by Gio Ponti for Fornasetti; the painting on the wall is by Carl Vilhelm Balsgaard.\nThe dressing room opens to the marble-lined bath, which features a Waterworks showerhead.\nThe terrace looks onto St. Jean Baptiste Church and is outfitted with terra-cotta planters by Seibert &amp;amp; Rice.\nAlfresco meals are served at a teak table designed by Nathalie Grenon for Holly Hunt; the teak director's chairs by Skagerak Denmark have seats and backs of a Ralph Lauren Home fabric.\nThe apartment's floorplan."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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