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"Frank Greenwald's Modern Hamptons Home\nLong known as a traditionalist, architect Frank Greenwald teams with designers Mary Foley and Michael Cox to devise his own warmly minimal Hamptons home\nFor his new home in Sag Harbor, New York, architect Frank Greenwald hired decorators Foley &amp;amp; Cox to create relaxed, comfortable interiors. In the living room, the duo placed a linen-clad Christian Liaigre sofa and a pair of Poul Kj\u00E6rholm leather-and-steel lounge chairs from Republic of Fritz Hansen around a cocktail table by FTF Design Studio. Table lamps from Circa Lighting flank the sofa, and a jute rug by Merida Meridian covers the oak floor.\nAn Ingo Maurer fixture hovers above the dining room table, which is surrounded by Mario Bellini chairs for Cassina.\nThe kitchen features oak cabinetry designed by Greenwald and Artemide pendant lights.\nThe second-floor family room is furnished with a sofa, armchair, and cocktail table by Ralph Lauren Home; the ceiling fan is by Boffi, and the floor lantern is by Ligne Roset.\nIn the master bedroom, a Magasin Sennelier easel serves as a stylish display for a Sharp television; a Ligne Roset table sits next to an armchair by Ralph Lauren Home.\nThe spacious master bath, with lacquer cabinets by Greenwald, has a Noguchi ceiling light and sconces from Circa Lighting; the footed mirror is by Urban Archaeology, and the stool is by Desiron.\nOne of the guest rooms is appointed with a Blu Dot bed and a glass-top trestle table by Richard Wrightman Design; the floor lamp is by Isamu Noguchi.\nA Louis Poulsen pendant light from YLighting hangs in the white-tiled guest bath.\nThe bluestone terrace is outfitted with Kingsley-Bate teak furniture."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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