I. A dramatic painting by James McLaughlin WayII. Faux horse-leg benches from John Rosselli
III. An iron and glass coffee table created
by an unknown French artist —
so very City of Lost Children.
IV. A stone and iron urn from A.D. Antiquities.
V. A pickled oak cloverleaf-top table by
Bobby McAlpine for Herndon & Merry.
VI. Gold-lined pink lampshades.
VII. A plaster bear's head.
VIII. Those anchors!
IX. Cowhide console with nailhead trim.
X. A horse head sculpture.
III. An iron and glass coffee table createdby an unknown French artist —
so very City of Lost Children.
IV. A stone and iron urn from A.D. Antiquities.
V. A pickled oak cloverleaf-top table byBobby McAlpine for Herndon & Merry.
VI. Gold-lined pink lampshades.
VII. A plaster bear's head.
VIII. Those anchors!
IX. Cowhide console with nailhead trim.
X. A horse head sculpture._______
House Beautiful worked with designer Susan Ferrier
and the developers of the Laurel, a high-rise
condominium in Manhattan, to create
this showhouse apartment.
Images via House Beautiful.
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