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up by Carol Shaw for Lorac; fashion styling by Rita Rago for Rouge Artists; peasant top by Somi, available at Madison, Los Angeles Far left: Vintage finds

in John Derian’s Lower East Side apartment Below: Land- scape designer Mario Nievera’s Manhattan pied-à-terre.

Dispatches from the world of design

38 Bergdorf Goodman domesticates glamour By Vicky Lowry

40 Williams-Sonoma Home hits the street By Christy Hobart

42 Charlotte Moss celebrates her muses By Kathleen Hackett

44 A Hollywood hotel gets a nip and tuck By Tara Mandy

62 Truth in Decorating: The Ten Most Elegant Étagères

Designers Susan Forristal and Steven Gambrel check out how

the latest crop of freestanding shelves stack up By Julie V Iovine

66 Great Ideas

Sunrooms bring great style to light

68 Daniel’s Dish

A French classic rises to the occasion By Daniel Boulud

80 ELLE DECOR Goes to Philadelphia

The City of Brotherly Love is undergoing a resurgence, with an

influx of young residents and cultural cachet By Julie V Iovine

The Crawford Sofa Every piece makes the room

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93 ELLE DECOR Style

94 Beauty and the Beach

Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber unite the casual with the

chic in their new Malibu house By Catherine Ettlinger

106 Lord of the Fleas

John Derian finds inspiration—and the artful furnishings for his

Lower East Side flat—at the flea market By David Colman

114 Bold Strokes

Updating an old-world Upper East Side townhouse, Miles

Redd makes glamour work for a young family By David Colman

124 Shopping: Making a Statement

Graphic wallpapers endow any room with color and pattern,

not to mention attitude, on a large scale By Anita Sarsidi

130 In a New Light

For a New York gallery owner and his family, country living

means a perfect union of art and nature By Vicky Lowry

138 Small Change

Landscape designer Mario Nievera’s Manhattan pied-à-terre

is as ingenious as any of his grand gardens By Nancy Hass

142 Clearing the Way

Peter Pennoyer and Katie Ridder restore a Park Avenue

clas-sic by reducing it to its essence By Melissa Barrett Rhodes

Clockwise from above: A Josef Frank cabinet in

a Park Avenue apartment renovated by designer Katie Ridder and archi- tect Peter Pennoyer.

Roland and Kathleen Augustine’s house in up- state New York The living room of a Manhat- tan townhouse dec- orated by Miles Redd

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al-In truth, my mother and father were somewhat toblame, being keen on cool, spare, ’60s-modern fur-nishings (suitable strictly for perching, not napping)instead of the cabbage-rose–covered, down-filledsofas and chairs that every other house in our Con-necticut town seemed to have And although I ap-preciate the sleek chic of our furniture now, I trulyloathed it back then But my parents loved it, so thewasteful, pristine state of those cavernous spaceswas not a question of comfort, but a reflection of theformality and custom of the time.

Sad, no? Yet the practice continues, with untouched,uptight rooms spread across the country in housesthat grow bigger every year So you can imagine

my delight when I visited the Malibu compound ofCindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, where thereisn’t a corner that’s not put to use It’s a magical place,

live in their living rooms or dine in

their dining rooms?

set high above the Pacific, with all the rooms ally opening onto a deck or terrace, or focusing onthe breathtaking ocean views Cindy describes herfamily’s life there by saying, “We live outdoors asmuch as in, and it’s always casual.”

liter-But there’s hope even for those of us in an ronment that’s not as easygoing and barefoot as thebeach At her glamorous Upper East Side town-house, young mother Liz Weinstein lives up to herwords: “I don’t believe in saving rooms for specialoccasions.” As far as I’m concerned, she wins Wife

envi-of the Year award as well Because by installing thepool table her husband, Steve, loved, in their loft-like drawing room, she practically guaranteed that

it would become everyone’s favorite hangout

Don’t fret I doubt regulation-size pool tables willbecome the next must-have accessory, but I’mcrazy about Liz’s relaxed attitude and freewheel-ing spirit And there’s no better trend than that

Designer Nate Berkus and Ellen Rakieten, executive

producer of The Oprah

Winfrey Show, with me at

ELLE DECOR’ s Dining by Design gala in Chicago