ABOVE: A bronze woman and dog by
sculptor Hagenauer sits on a red-lacquered occasional
table in the living area. Keith Haring’s sculpture,
“The Dog,” faces the TV, while Lynn Chadwick’s
bronze sculpture, “Hello Paris,” rests on
a wenge beam on the other side.
amount of
furnishings and tend to migrate to the smallest room,”
he continues. “Here, we’ve tried to give
every room an intimate and sophisticated feel.”
To accommodate the couple’s love of entertaining,
Mollicone and Ferchak designed a striking bar area,
which sits between the sitting area to the left and
the living area in front of it. Comprising an ash-wood
base and a wenge-wood top and sides, the bar invites
guests
to relax in
the taupe-leather swivel barstools. Behind the bar,
glass shelves edged in wenge display mementos of the
couple’s travels to Africa.
In the adjacent sitting area, the antique Japanese
screen provides the backdrop for a rolled-arm sofa,
an Empire-style occasional table and a steel-drum
cocktail table topped with carrera marble. Oriental
dogwood blooms in a vase near the screen.
