Last Sunday I started a new tradition! My Sunday posts now feature timeless interiors I have lovingly filed away, oldies but goodies I have been longing to share with you!
For today’s post I chose the ultra chic Manhattan home of Kaki Daniels designed by Suzanne Rheinstein. The two bedroom apartment, just off Park Avenue, has graceful proportions, neoclassical moldings, and elegant rooms flooded with natural light. I’m in love with the warm earthy palette, luscious fabrics, and exquisite furnishings! Enjoy!
above, Panels from an 18th century screen and a 17th century Chinese terra-cotta console; the Han dynasty horse statue is from J.F. Chen and the Windsor ottomans are by Hollyhock
above and below, Table lamps from the Paris flea market flank the mantelpiece in the living room; the Boone sofas, upholstered in Rogers & Goffigon’s Puissance fabric, are by Hollyhock, the pillows are of a Claremont silk damask, and the low table is from Todd Alexander Romano.
below, An 18th century tapestry maquette forms a backdrop in the morning room; the Robin leather-upholstered  armchairs are by Hollyhock, the French 1930s table is from And George, and the curtains are of Snowflake Stripe cotton by Rose Tarlow-Melrose House
below, In the kitchen, a framed British-transport poster from Blackman Cruz
below, The dining room’s chandelier is 18th century Italian; the chairs are upholstered in Sackville Damask fabric by Claremont
below, The settee from Kenny Ball Antiques and the side table are both 18th century Italian
below, A Biedermeier-style commode from J.F. Chen in the master bedroom; the curtains are of Jim Thompson’s Ranong fabric
photos and resources from Elle Decor
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