Known for Movie Set Design, Marks & Frantz Mixes High-Voltage Glamour with Functionality in the Greenwich Home
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1/13Photography By Marco RiccaA blue Ambience console table from Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman punctuates the glossy gray study. The black and white chairs are Billy Haines from High Style Deco. Roman shade is Travers by Zimmer + Rohde.Photography By Marco RiccaA blue Ambience console table from Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman punctuates the glossy gray study. The black and white chairs are Billy Haines from High Style Deco. Roman shade is Travers by Zimmer + Rohde.
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2/13Photography By Marco RiccaUrban Electric pendants provide lighting above the kitchen island. Custom stools made by Ironware International add a touch of glam. Backsplash marble mosaic is through Studium.Photography By Marco RiccaUrban Electric pendants provide lighting above the kitchen island. Custom stools made by Ironware International add a touch of glam. Backsplash marble mosaic is through Studium.
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3/13Photography By Marco RiccaYellow drapes in a Fabricut fabric enliven the dining room’s more traditional pieces, such as the Keith Fritz dining table from Wood & Hogan and Artistic Frames’ Connecticut chairs. An ikat JD Staron rug through Brunschwig & Fils echoes the flame-stitch of the Holland & Sherry wall covering.Photography By Marco RiccaYellow drapes in a Fabricut fabric enliven the dining room’s more traditional pieces, such as the Keith Fritz dining table from Wood & Hogan and Artistic Frames’ Connecticut chairs. An ikat JD Staron rug through Brunschwig & Fils echoes the flame-stitch of the Holland & Sherry wall covering.
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4/13Photography By Marco RiccaA painting by Shawn Delaney for Sears-Peyton Gallery from the clients’ collection creates a colorful backdrop for a floral arrangement by Tess Casey for Aisling Flowers atop a console from Niermann Weeks. Antique candlesticks are from John Rosselli.Photography By Marco RiccaA painting by Shawn Delaney for Sears-Peyton Gallery from the clients’ collection creates a colorful backdrop for a floral arrangement by Tess Casey for Aisling Flowers atop a console from Niermann Weeks. Antique candlesticks are from John Rosselli.
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5/13Photography By Marco RiccaPhillip Jeffries’ Stardust Silk covers the living room walls. Chairs found on 1stDibs flank a vintage table from Harbor View Center for Antiques. Lampshades are covered in a Hermès toile.Photography By Marco RiccaPhillip Jeffries’ Stardust Silk covers the living room walls. Chairs found on 1stDibs flank a vintage table from Harbor View Center for Antiques. Lampshades are covered in a Hermès toile.
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6/13Photography By Marco RiccaAn antique mirror from Area I.D. is flanked by Visual Comfort sconces in the powder room, where Kallista fixtures complement a sink console from Urban Archaeology.Photography By Marco RiccaAn antique mirror from Area I.D. is flanked by Visual Comfort sconces in the powder room, where Kallista fixtures complement a sink console from Urban Archaeology.
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7/13Photography By Marco RiccaA Supernova chandelier in white with bronze accents by Lou Blass illuminates a Bausman & Company dining table through Zoffany. Chairs are from Donghia. The Roman shade fabric is by Lee Jofa.Photography By Marco RiccaA Supernova chandelier in white with bronze accents by Lou Blass illuminates a Bausman & Company dining table through Zoffany. Chairs are from Donghia. The Roman shade fabric is by Lee Jofa.
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8/13Photography By Marco RiccaA Roman shade in a blue and white Duralee print hangs in the playroom.
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9/13Photography By Marco RiccaMonkey Puzzle by Bennison covers the walls and is repeated in the canopy in the boy’s room. Rug is from the Oscar de la Renta Dhurrie Collection for Elson & Company.Photography By Marco RiccaMonkey Puzzle by Bennison covers the walls and is repeated in the canopy in the boy’s room. Rug is from the Oscar de la Renta Dhurrie Collection for Elson & Company.
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10/13Photography By Marco RiccaA lantern from Coleen & Company hangs in the nursery. The smocked window treatments were created by Marks & Tavano Workroom.Photography By Marco RiccaA lantern from Coleen & Company hangs in the nursery. The smocked window treatments were created by Marks & Tavano Workroom.
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12/13Photography By Marco RiccaIn the master bedroom, Paul Smith’s Pale Swirl rug for the Rug Company ties together the various pops like the yellow and gray floral from Lee Jofa on a pair of chairs and Feathers wallpaper by Catherine Martin for Mokum. Duvet is from Anichini.Photography By Marco RiccaIn the master bedroom, Paul Smith’s Pale Swirl rug for the Rug Company ties together the various pops like the yellow and gray floral from Lee Jofa on a pair of chairs and Feathers wallpaper by Catherine Martin for Mokum. Duvet is from Anichini.
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13/13Photography By Marco RiccaAn antique chandelier from Carlos de la Puente Antiques hangs in the master bedrooom wardrobe; custom silk runners from JD Staron are underfoot. Window fabrics are Osborne & Little.Photography By Marco RiccaAn antique chandelier from Carlos de la Puente Antiques hangs in the master bedrooom wardrobe; custom silk runners from JD Staron are underfoot. Window fabrics are Osborne & Little.
This article appears in the September 2015 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).