Susan Marocco and Ellie CullmanThis year there was a mix of modern traditional reinterpreted with a contemporary vibe. Teal was the big color story, featured on upholstered walls, & accents with pillows, shagreen boxes and parson tables.

Cullman & Kravis designed one of my favorite rooms and I had the pleasure of speaking with Ellie Cullman.

 

 

 

 

Cullman & Kravis designed a bedroom called “Some Like It Hot”- young, sexy and warm.

Glass and crystal bedside tables from Christie’s.

Cullman-&-Kravis-end-tables

Mixed with a 1938 French commode with ivory inlay.

Cullman &Kravis commode
Ingrao featured a fun three sided Francesco Binfare′ sofa.

Ingrao sofa
Juan Montoya’s room was edgy with lots of sculptured pieces.

Coffee table by Byung Hoon Cloi, the Korean furniture designer

Coffee table by Byung Hoon Cloi, the Korean furniture designer
Black sculpture by Eva Hill

Juan Montoya Eva Hill sculpture
Markham Robert’s room featured a fabulous teal upholstered wall with Moroccan mirrors and a mix of old master’s works on paper intermixed with contemporary photographs and paintings.

Teal Room
Christopher Peacock spread his wings ( I couldn’t resist!) and featured a pink “Sex and the City” dressing room. Here I am as Carrie Bradshaw, ogling the Emilio Pucci heels Christopher displayed.

Christopher Peacock Dressing room
Kirsten Kelli’s room featured this fabulous pair of iridescent green spiked Murano glass vases by Barovier.

Murano Glass
William Georgis, the architect that renovated the Lever House, displayed this pair of 19c. Italian slipper chairs covered in Japanese Obi fabric.

Italian slipper chairs covered in Japanese Obi fabric

A great accessory in Young Huh’s room were these toleware Double Hollyhock flowers from Tommy Mitchell Co. Handcrafted of cut metal, painted and gilded.

toleware Double Hollyhock flowers from Tommy Mitchell Co

Kips Bay Show House, Villard House 457 Madison Ave. NYC. www.kipsbaydecoratorshowhouse.org.

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