Posted: 12/13/2012

In the living area, Italian 1950’s armchairs are punctuated by Christian Liaigre’s end table and floor lamp.

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Life on the High Line

With views of the High Line park and Hudson River through double-height windows, this 1,800-square-foot Manhattan duplex loft was a lily in little need of gilding. Its owners, two women with an enviable art collection and a high-spirited dog, told Shamir Shah comfort was a priority. As was practicality: no fussy fabrics or finishes. +view resources +read article

Beneath the living area’s 20-foot ceiling stand a sofa covered in linen and horsehair and a linen-wrapped cocktail table, both custom.

A Steven Klein equine photograph presides over an Arne Jacobsen chair. Flooring is oak.

In the dining and living areas of a duplex loft, chandeliers by Lindsey Adelman and David Weeks accent the art collection, which includes pieces by Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, and Andy Warhol.

Danish chairs with wool-covered seats surround an Eero Saarinen table in the dining area.

The kitchen’s island stands opposite from custom cabinets of lacquered plywood.

In the stairwell, the oak-latticed wall is fitted with custom parchment sconces.

A custom marble-topped vanity is set against a wall of glass mosaic tile in the master bathroom.

With a Charles and Ray Eames chair nearby, the master suite’s custom bed frame and headboard are covered in wool.

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Posted: 12/13/2012

Life on the High Line