MID-CENTURY CHANDELIER
Thanks to a pair of brother architects, this apartment on Paris's Right Bank includes a dark and moody aesthetic which upgrades classic French design for the 21st century. The master bath holds a 1950s American dining table, a 1960s chandelier, and a armchair. The niche is clad in tiles the walls are of marble, and the floor is tiled with gold-leafed-glass and marble mosaics, Hardwood, Engineered Flooring.
19TH-CENTURY LANTERN
From the master bath at this Paris pied-à-terre, the circa-1760 rosewood-and-bronze writing desk and 18th-century gilded wood stool are all French, the pendant lighting is made from a 19th-century lantern, the shower doors are steel and the walls are sheathed in striped plaster.
Conventional SCONCES
The master bath's bathtub, sink, fittings, and black walnut floors are all by Waterworks at the Upstate New York home. The sconces are by Vaughan, the kilim is from West Elm, and the artworks were purchased in London and Paris.
SIMPLE SCONCES
Straightforward lighting provides striking contrast to this active Finnish wallpaper from the 1950s adorning the walls of the Manhattan flat powder room, decorated by Katie Ridder. Hanging above a Waterworks sink, a FontanaArte mirror echoes the wall colour.
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