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When Ana Luchangco of InSpace-NY Design was chosen to create a model apartment for the first Manhattan condominium by world-renowned architectural firm Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), founded by Rem Koolhaas, the designer imagined a young family that loves modernity, clean lines, and free-flowing spaces, but also bold colors and just a touch of Art Deco luxury.
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In the living room, vintage accessories evocative of the Art Deco era reference the architecture of the building's Gramercy Park neighborhood, while mid-century furnishings, including a two-piece sectional sofa by Paul McCobb for Calvin, upholstered in a Maharam fabric, and a Harvey Probber tufted leather chaise bring a more contemporary feel; ombré sheer curtains diffuse the natural light flooding into the living room from the floor-to-ceiling interlocking planes of glass that are a signature element of the building.
Photo: Michel Arnaud
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The dining table by Organic Modernism is surrounded by Paul McCobb chairs from Calvin.
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In the master bedroom, the four-poster bed is by Restoration Hardware, the desk is a custom design, the bench is by Anita Johansen, and the bedside lamps are by Arteriors.
Photo: Michel Arnaud
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The faux-fur throw is by Restoration Hardware, and the desk chair is by Jonathan Adler.
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The master bath is sheathed in heavily veined Calacatta marble.
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In the daughter's bedroom, the bed, hanging chair, and table are by Restoration Hardware; the rug is by Nanimarquina.
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The nursery's furnishing are by Restoration Hardware and the rug is by Begum Cana Ozgur for Nanimarquina.
Photo: Michel Arnaud
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