Snapshots

Staff -- Interior Design, 10/1/2004 12:00:00 AM

Pas de deux

Bottega Veneta partnered with Mikhail Baryshnikov during New York's fashion week, when the Italian leather-goods house was toasting its new Fifth Avenue flagship, and the dance legend was raising funds for his interdisciplinary Baryshnikov Arts Center, soon to open in Midtown.

1. Maurice Villency president Eric Villency and Chantecaille creative director Olivia Chantecaille.

2. Mikhail Baryshnikov reunited with his Sex and the City costar Sarah Jessica Parker.

3. Singer Mary J. Blige taking a stand.

4. Actress Mary-Louise Parker and Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier, who designed the 9,000-square-foot space with Studio Sofield.

Tile unlimited

Have a favorite scarf pattern you'd like to replicate for your bathroom floor? Then the Made-To-Order tile and finish program is for you. Waterworks launched the custom service at New York's Milk Gallery, where tile samples accompanied martini sampling.

1. A Made-To-Order ceramic tile fashioned after a textile.

2. The Waterworks showroom's Michael Hoeft with designer Steven Gambrel.

3. Dennis Scully, New York director of sales and marketing for Waterworks, and Peter Sallick, the company's president and CEO.

4. Designer Steven Sclaroff with Barbara Sallick, cofounder and senior vice president of design for Waterworks.