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"A Manhattan Makeover\nDesigner David Kleinberg goes for the gold with an apartment renovation that's absolutely blue-chip\nThe room's iron-and-shagreen games table is a Kleinberg design. The Andr\u00E9 Sornay chairs, upholstered in a Holly Hunt suede, and the vintage Seguso floor lamp are from Bernd Goeckler.\nIn a Manhattan apartment designed by David Kleinberg, the entrance hall features ebonized-mahogany doors inset with mirror and silver-plate grillwork; the silver door hardware is by Nanz.\nOverseen by Bruce, the homeowners' English bulldog, a limestone-paved gallery spans the public side of the apartment. Slieve Roe by Frank Stella, left, hangs opposite a work by Jean-Michel Basquiat; the chandeliers are 1930s Venini, and the stainless-steel bench is by Sebastian Errazuriz from Cristina Grajales Gallery.\nA ceiling layered with pewter-leafed paper by Roger Arlington adds a subtle sheen to the living room. Flanking the sofa are paintings by Cy Twombly (left) and Mark Rothko; another Twombly hangs at right. The curtains are made of a Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout silk taffeta with custom embroidery by Lesage, the rock-crystal lamps are from Guy Regal, and the circa-1810 mahogany armchairs are covered in a Jim Thompson linen. The black-lacquer low table is from Naga Antiques, and the fire screen is by Christophe C\u00F4me from Cristina Grajales Gallery.\nIn the family room, a Damien Hirst painting is displayed against a woven-paper wall covering by Kneedler-Fauch\u00E8re; the custom-made club chair is by Anthony Lawrence-Belfair and upholstered in a Clarence House linen, and the pillow is covered in a Schumacher print. The Tibetan goat pouf is from Calypso Home, and the zebra-skin rug is from Patterson, Flynn &amp;amp; Martin.\nThe family room's sectional sofa was custom made by Anthony Lawrence-Belfair and upholstered in an Osborne &amp;amp; Little fabric; the cocktail table is by Bruno Romeda from Galerie Dutko, and the antique stool from Bernd Goeckler is covered in an Edelman calf leather.\nLake Resort Nurse by Richard Prince hangs in the dining room, on a wall lacquered peacock-blue. Kleinberg designed the dining table and collaborated on the ceiling light with artist Sharon M. Louden; the hide rug is from Beauvais Carpets.\nA work by Takashi Murakami brightens the breakfast area of the kitchen, which has stainless-steel-and-milk-glass cabinetry and Calacatta gold marble counters and backsplashes. The pendant lights are by Poul Henningsen from Danish Design Store, and the sink fittings are by KWC.\nPaneled with mahogany, the library features Austrian neoclassical arm-chairs from Bernd Goeckler covered in Silk Denim by Larsen; the painting is La Gare by Fernand L\u00E9ger. The custom-made rug is by Beauvais Carpets.\nChinoiserie wallpaper by de Gournay lines the wife's office; the Jean-Charles Moreux gueridon by the window is from Craig Van Den Brulle, and the carpet is by Tai Ping.\nFor the walls of the master bedroom, Kleinberg alternated Vervain and Holly Hunt fabrics; the bed is upholstered in a Summer Hill silk, and the nightstands are by Garrison Rousseau.\nWhite gold\u2013leafed mosaic tiles by Bisazza shimmer in the wife's bath; the tub fittings are by Waterworks, and the window shade is trimmed with glass-bead fringe by Samuel &amp;amp; Sons.\nEmma the Siamese commandeers the Leontine Linens\u2013dressed bed in the daughter's room. A Quadrille toile de Jouy is used for the walls and duvet."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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