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"Jamie Drake Decorates an Upper West Side Apartment in Purple\nThe decorator orchestrates a dynamic makeover of a prime 19th-century Manhattan apartment, bringing a palette of soft purples to the fore\nJamie Drake of Drake Design Assoc. employed a moody color palette to transform a spacious apartment in a historic New York City building. In the foyer, a Jasmina Danowski painting joins an Herv\u00E9 Van der Straeten lantern from Ralph Pucci International and a Lorin Marsh ottoman.\nA Ron Ehrlich work is displayed above the living room sofa; the chandelier is from Bernd Goeckler Antiques, the Dennis &amp;amp; Leen armchair, at left, is covered in a Jim Thompson fabric, and the cocktail table is by Magni Home Collection.\nMichael Taylor Designs chairs flank a lacquer cabinet by Andr\u00E9 Leleu and Rapha\u00EBl from Maison Gerard.\nThe family room\u2019s Venetian-plaster walls were executed by the Alpha Workshops in a Benjamin Moore plum; beneath a Wolf Kahn painting are a William Haines Designs sofa and a Lucien Rollin Collection ottoman. Christian Liaigre designed the club chair, and the armchairs are by Holly Hunt. The oval side table in the foreground is from Karl Kemp Antiques, the 1940s cocktail table is from Bernd Goeckler Antiques, and the rug is by Doris Leslie Blau.\nThe family room features a floor lamp by the Alpha Workshops and a tufted sofa accented by pillows in a Dedar ikat. The chairs are by Holly Hunt, and the cocktail table is by David Rockwell for Dennis Miller Assoc.\nA pendant light by PaganiStudio illuminates the kitchen, which is equipped with Christopher Peacock cabinetry painted in a Benjamin Moore white. The hood and cooktop are by Wolf, the sink fittings are by Dornbracht, and the Mattaliano barstools from Holly Hunt are upholstered in an Edelman leather.\nThe master bedroom\u2019s wall covering and bed upholstery are by Drake for Schumacher, the curtains are made of a fabric from Donghia, the painting is by Dan Christensen, the bed is a Drake design, and the chair is by Michael Berman; the rug is by Fort Street Studio.\nIn the master bath are sink and shower fittings by Drake for THG, a vanity sheathed in an Edelman leather, and mosaic tiles by Sicis; the vintage Seguso ceiling light is from Bernd Goeckler Antiques.\nA custom-made glass- tile wall treatment created by Drake and Cheryl Hazan Mosaic animates the powder room; the hanging light is by Porta Romana, the sconces are by Jonathan Browning Studios from Holly Hunt, and the sink fittings are by Drake for THG."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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