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"A Manhattan Apartment Makeover by Peter Shelton and Lee F. Mindel\nShelton, Mindel &amp;amp; Associates give a stately Manhattan apartment a skillful renovation.\nIconic photographs of New York greet visitors in the foyer of this historic Manhattan apartment, which was renovated and furnished by Shelton, Mindel &amp;amp; Assoc.; the plasterwork ceiling and the picture lights were designed by the firm.\nThe architects complemented the client's art collection with a mix of vintage French and Scandinavian pieces, as well as custom designs. In the living room, the firm grouped 1930s Paul Dupr\u00E9-Lafon floor lamps from Galerie L'Arc en Seine and circa-1965 Jacques Quinet end tables from Galerie Arcanes with seating by Jonas; the mobile is by Alexander Calder. The armchair in the foreground is a '50s design by Kerstin H\u00F6rlin-Holmquist, and the low table is by Jean Roy\u00E8re; the rugs were custom made by V'Soske.\nThe target painting in the living room is by Kenneth Noland, and the cocktail table was custom made in Paris.\nA circa-1935 mirrored table by Serge Roche from Galerie Chastel-Mar\u00E9chal holds a Jaume Plensa sculpture; the painting between the windows is by Milton Avery, and the 1947 Zig-Zag chair is by Gerrit Rietveld.\nIn the dining room, custom-made tables by Atelier Prelati, veneered with rift-sawn oak, are paired with Louis XVI\u2013style chairs from the 19th and early-20th centuries beneath Poul Henningsen's 1936 Cascade chandeliers from Dansk M\u00F8belkunst.\nHolophane light fixtures by Ann-Morris Antiques are suspended above the kitchen's marble island; the range and hood are by Viking, the cabinetry is by Bulthaup, the subway tiles are by Waterworks, and the chromogenic prints above the bookshelves are by Sharon Core.\nBistro chairs by TK Collections surround a Bulthaup table; the faucet is by KWC.\nA Maine landscape by Marsden Hartley overlooks a Tom Dixon writing desk in the library, accompanied by a Henningsen chandelier by Louis Poulsen from Dansk M\u00F8belkunst; the steel-and-leather X stools are by Michel Boyer, the green alpaca throw is by Lena Rewell, and the cocktail table was custom made.\nA framed view of the sunroom highlights a vintage Line Vautrin mirror from Galerie Chastel-Mar\u00E9chal and Roger Capron cocktail table; the sofa, upholstered in a Rogers &amp;amp; Goffigon linen-cotton, is by Jonas.\nGathered around a fountain original to the apartment are a Katharina Fritsch sculpture and Fran\u00E7ois-Xavier Lalanne's aluminum Tourterelle chair.\nVintage Orrefors ceiling lights from Jacksons Stockholm &amp;amp; Berlin punctuate the corridor; the chest of drawers is by Andr\u00E9 Arbus, and the '30s Roche mirrored console and triple mirror are both from Galerie Chastel-Mar\u00E9chal.\nThe master bedroom's headboard is upholstered in a Nobilis fabric, the bed linens are by Pratesi, and the storage ottoman is covered in a Pollack fabric.\nAn abstract Mary Obering painting plays off the elegance of '40s sconces by Bagu\u00E8s from Hemisphere Gallery, a chaise by Jonas, and a side chair covered in a Fortuny cotton.\nA vintage stool from Pascal Boyer Gallery complements the custom-made vanity and mirror, offset by an onyx-mosaic floor; the towels are by Pratesi.\nThe west-facing terrace holds Terra Furniture's Chelsea sofa, armchairs, and tables; the cushions are covered in a Sunbrella fabric.\nOn the bluestone terrace, Diego Giacometti's lion chair meets zinc planters custom made by Edmund D. Hollander, who also designed the plantings."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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