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HYPEBEAST

TRAVEL CHANNEL

BBC DESIGN

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Michael Taylor

Test of Time in Architectural Digest’s August 1984 issue.

August 1984 Issue

Photography by Russell Macmasters

Neutral palette creates a sense of unity.

Fruitwood table sits in entrance hall and is flanked by classical columns and urns.

Above: Louis XVI chairs and cypress column side table. 

The armoire is from the estate of interior designer Frances Elkins.

“The way you learn to design is to work for a client who is demanding, someone with elegance and taste.”

Above: Chinese lacquered screen. And rock crystal hanging light fixture.

Master bedroom 

Frank Rosa

March 2017 – No4

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Decades: Grand Life

Architectural Digest 

Interior Design by Robert Metzger, ASID

Text by Richard Conniff

Photography by Peter Vitale

Entrance and living area

“To me, entrances are the most important thing in the world. They say, ‘This is my statement, this is how I’m going to live,’ ” says Robert Metzger

Living Room

NYC apartment with elevator and central hallway. 

Dinning Area

Set of four Baltic armchairs flank a games table. 

Fabrics from Clarence House

Frank Rosa

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