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Michael Kors & Lance Le Pere Lounge

15 May

Michael Kors & Lance Le Pere Lounge

In recognition of their love of – and great generosity toward – Broadway, the Roundabout Theatre Company named the patrons’ lounge within the Stephen Sondheim Theatre after Michael Kors and Lance Le Pere. As the lucky designers tasked with bringing it to life, we tapped Stephen Sondheim’s creative genius as our inspiration, creating a room that incorporates a mix of subtle and overt references to his body of work. Since Michael and Lance associate Sondheim with a decidedly New York form of urbanity, we chose design elements that speak to the grit and glamour of our city. A neutral palette of concrete and sooty grays is enlivened by accents in antique brass and ebony. Material contrasts abound from crocodile skin to industrial-styled metal and from piano-polished wood to matte stone. As a crowning surprise for the New Yorker who actually looks up, the ceiling provides a glimpse of abstracted sky in the form of a glass tile mosaic in glittering whites, silvers, golds and grays. Finally, sophisticated, tailored upholstery nods to the fashion world where the room’s namesakes have made such an indelible mark.

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In this NYC garden apartment in an historic buildi In this NYC garden apartment in an historic building, the living room’s ceiling tracery formed the inspiration for an etched window design.  Affording a dramatic view to the garden, it also lends a subtle veil of privacy from prying eyes.⁠⁠
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🇮🇹You can stay at this aristocratic villa in the Veneto region of Italy, available for rent with @dimore_storiche_italiane from €10-€16K / week. Villa Emo Capodilista can sleep up to 12 in 7 bedrooms. With a commanding position within the La Montecchia wine estate, the villa is surrounded by vineyards and offers panoramic views over the Colli Euganei hills near Padua and Venice. The historic villa boasts lavish and light-filled reception rooms, frescoed loggias for alfresco dining, and manicured Italian gardens, where you can marvel at its striking late-Renaissance facade. Originally a hunting lodge, the villa was built in 1568, commissioned by Gabriele Capodilista and designed by Dario Variotari, a Renaissance painter, sculptor, and architect who apprenticed under Veronese, one of the most celebrated Venetian painters of his day. The villa features original 16th century hand-painted frescoed walls and 18th century trompe l'oeil works depicting the family history, ancient Roman depictions as well as mythological scenes, along with friezes and grotesques. The Mannerist frescoe works in the villa are attributed to Variotari and Aliense, grotesques by Eliodoro Forbincini, and a tragedy by Luigi Groto, engraved in the west loggia. There are 100 cherubs across the villa, said to protect all those who stay. The villa is still owned by the same family, and has been converted into an elegant country retreat with all of the modern luxuries. The villa is adjacent to its 14 acre walled garden with a private pool, and is available for rent with concierge service available to arrange a personal chef, wine tastings, housekeeping, or a round of golf at the 27-hole @golfdellamontecchia nearby. Italian art history lovers can find the listing link on the blog! 
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