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  • Black Magic
    Decorator Nate Berkus mixes abstract art with classic old-world furnishings in the ebony dining room of a Chicago apartment. The Louis XV–style table is by Dessin Fournir, the painting is by Dan Christensen, and the vintage steel sculpture is from Pavilion Antiques.ON ELLE DECOR: 12 things Nate Berkus can’t live without
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    Lacquered walls bring polish to the library of cosmetics executive Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer’s Long Island home. The dark palette is enlivened with a Chip Hooper photograph, a floor lamp by Serge Mouille, and a graphic patterned carpet by AM Collections.ON ELLE DECOR: Closets of the Stars
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  • Black Magic
    Black doesn’t have to be limited to walls—the color dresses up the cupboards of a kitchen in a New York City penthouse. The room, which features walls painted in Benjamin Moore’s Pink Mix, merges country-elegant touches with industrial-looking appliances, including a Blue Star range, a Best hood, and a GE Monogram microwave.
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    The library in the Kentucky home of fashion designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka has an inviting old-world look, with shelves studded with antlers from European hunting lodges and trophies found at flea markets and on eBay. ON ELLE DECOR: Tour Mark Badgley and James Mischka’s Kentucky getaway
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  • Black Magic
    The sophisticated master bedroom of an apartment on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue features blue-chip black-and-white photographs displayed salon style on an inky wall, in addition to appropriately moody bedding. The vintage Arne Jacobsen Egg chair provides a splash of color.For more Black Rooms, visit elledecor.com
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  • History Lesson

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    Decorator Nate Berkus mixes abstract art with classic old-world furnishings in the ebony dining room of a Chicago apartment. The Louis XV–style table is by Dessin Fournir, the painting is by Dan Christensen, and the vintage steel sculpture is from Pavilion Antiques.

    ON ELLE DECOR: 12 things Nate Berkus can’t live without

  • High Gloss

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    Lacquered walls bring polish to the library of cosmetics executive Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer’s Long Island home. The dark palette is enlivened with a Chip Hooper photograph, a floor lamp by Serge Mouille, and a graphic patterned carpet by AM Collections.

    ON ELLE DECOR: Closets of the Stars

  • Kitchen Confidential

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    Black doesn’t have to be limited to walls—the color dresses up the cupboards of a kitchen in a New York City penthouse. The room, which features walls painted in Benjamin Moore’s Pink Mix, merges country-elegant touches with industrial-looking appliances, including a Blue Star range, a Best hood, and a GE Monogram microwave.

  • Fashion Forward

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    The library in the Kentucky home of fashion designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka has an inviting old-world look, with shelves studded with antlers from European hunting lodges and trophies found at flea markets and on eBay.

    ON ELLE DECOR: Tour Mark Badgley and James Mischka’s Kentucky getaway

  • Photo Finish

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    The sophisticated master bedroom of an apartment on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue features blue-chip black-and-white photographs displayed salon style on an inky wall, in addition to appropriately moody bedding. The vintage Arne Jacobsen Egg chair provides a splash of color.

    For more Black Rooms, visit elledecor.com

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