ABOVE: The hallway becomes a fine art gallery with Bravo’s painting, “Pale Surprises,” to the right; Botero’s bronze sculpture on a pedestal to the left; and Jean DuBuffet’s 3-D sculpture, “Clochepoche,” at the far end of the space.

BELOW: W. Spilsbury’s “The Monkey Ball” dominates one wall of the family room. The 1857 painting was once part of the estate of the Duke of Bedford and was also on display in the Bristol Museum. On another wall hangs a Louise Nevelson sculpture, while on the cocktail table stands “Infanta Margarita” by Manolo Valdes.