LIVINGright, below right and oppositeThe Antonio Citterio for B&B
Italia Mart armchair is a hero item. “It’s an investment piece that
will provide pleasure for years to come,” says Megan. Zig Zag stool,
Mark Tuckey. Antique console and bench bought in China. Shogun
table lamp by Mario Botta, Artemide. Artworks by Fiona Greenhill
(on console) and Marisa Purcell (over chair). Bamileke basket,
Orient House. American-oak flooring has a wonderful warm tone.
Designer buy:B&B Italia Mart armchair, $14,115, Space.
HALLA clerestory window (above the artwork) balances the
vertical orientation of this somewhat narrow space, says Megan.
A trio of George Nelson Bubble pendants from Spence & Lyda are
hung as they were designed to be – in a cluster, at different heights.
Antique Chinese console. Stool, Orient House. Vessels, Smithmade.
Perennial rug, Armadillo&Co. Artworks by Marisa Purcell (left)
and Julian Meagher.For Where to Buy, see page 188. >‘Even the most beautiful building can
feel drab and disconnected without
a cohesive, considered interior.’
Megan Brown, interior designer