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Architect Paul Rudolph is closely associated with 23 Beekman Place, where he famously erected a modernist aerie atop a classic townhouse. In 1967, before he bought the building, Rudolph occupied an apartment there�a study in light and texture.

�The challenge was to make the ground floor, meant only to serve as a parlor, into a home all its own.�

On the prowl for Japanese antiques? Porcelain bowls? A superstar upholsterer? Let the city’s biggest names in design show you the way.

All things new and downright gorgeous for your home.

James Caroll II, Principal of LV Wood

Moon Rhee, Owner of Dear Rivington

Christine Kuan, Chief curator of Artsy

David Meitus, Founder of Studium

Ariele Alasko

�It’s a careful balance between the materiality of these Southeast Asian things that she collected, the classical atmosphere of the existing building, and a modern, minimal, clean look and functionality.�