Remy Renzullo's New York apartment | House & Garden
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The Manhattan ballrooms that became pillars of the Gilded Age are few and far between these days. (Temple Emanu-El now occupies the site of Mrs. Astor’s legendary one.) But on the second floor of a Beaux Arts building uptown, one grand salon serves as home to Remy Renzullo, a decorator with a soft spot for aristocratic interiors. While the space’s scale has not quite survived—it was carved into apartments long ago—its ambience remains, with lofty ceilings and original stained glass. A C. 1630 portrait of Infanta Maria of Austria presides over an antique bench.Derry Moore There are few…
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