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"Studio Peregalli Creates a Rustic Home in the Swiss Alps\nFor a publisher keen on keeping the modern world at bay, Studio Peregalli conjures an antiquarian fantasy\nIn a Saint Moritz, Switzerland, home with architecture and interior design by Studio Peregalli, seventeenth-century Italian furnishings outfit the stone-paved entrance hall; the staircase lantern is 18th-century Venetian.\nA 16th-century Italian painted ceiling crowns the pine-paneled living room/library. The leather-clad armchairs date from the 1600s, the library table is 17th-century Italian, and the sofa and bookcases were designed by Studio Peregalli.\nIn the living room/library, a velvet-covered wing chair by Studio Peregalli nestles alongside a 17th-century French chimneypiece.\nThe dining room is sheathed in 19th-century painted leather; the woodwork is by Studio Peregalli.\nThe kitchen's table and chair are from Switzerland's Engadine Valley; the backsplash tiles are 17th-century Portuguese.\nThe cinema room features a fir-plank floor and club chairs dressed in linen and leather.\nA master bedroom, lined with pine, features lamps by Studio Peregalli and a 17th-century Italian commode surmounted by an 18th-century capriccio.\nIn the same bedroom is a bay window furnished with a French Empire table and Engadinese chairs.\nIn the second master bedroom, a 19th-century painted mantel offsets the honey-tone paneling; the 17th-century table is paired with a circa-1600 Spanish chair.\nBookcases divide the bedroom into two spaces\u2014one for sleeping, the other for reading or working; to the right of the bed is a circa-1800 Engadinese chair.\nReclaimed wood lines a bath.\nFrescoes by Francesco Clemente make a colorful backdrop for the ground-floor swimming pool.\nThe four-story house offers a postcard Alpine view."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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