Stylist and editor Jackie Astier brings her rock-and-roll spirit and a passion for high style to her family's Upper East Side apartment
A Damien Hirst etching hangs above a Dunbar sofa in the library; the 1970s brass Mastercraft cocktail table and burl-wood-and-brass cabinet were found on eBay, the folding screen is custom made, the handwoven rug is from Wunderley, and the walls are covered in a faux-bois wallpaper.
Watercolors inspired by André Le Nôtre are displayed above a pair of circa-1940 William Haines chairs in the library; the side table and stool are by Celestina, and the light fixture in the hallway is from New York Brass Lighting.
A 19th-century French chandelier hangs above a dining table made from a pair of '70s brass bases found on eBay; the '40s French dining chairs are upholstered in a Lelièvre velvet, the shades are of a Lee Jofa silk, and the rug is by the Rug Company. The walls were painted with 10 coats of custom lacquer.
In the kitchen, a vintage industrial light fixture is suspended above a 1960s table surrounded by Emeco chairs; the cabinetry hardware is by Restoration Hardware, the dishwasher is by LG, the wallpaper is by Cole & Son, and the floor is of Calacatta marble.
In the master bedroom, the custom-made headboard is upholstered in an Osborne & Little velvet, and the bed is dressed with Sferra linens and a vintage suzani; the cocktail table, bedside tables, and rug are by Amir Khamneipur, the 1960s settee is Danish, the shades are from Pearl River, and the walls are covered in a grass cloth by Phillip Jeffries.
In the hall outside the library, the brass-and-lacquer cabinet is by Mastercraft, and the chairs are upholstered in a Pierre Frey fabric; the artworks are by James Rosenquist, left, and Astier's daughter Colette, and the walls are sprayed with automotive paint.
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