
The entry with a plaster chandelier by Alberto and Diego Giacometti, a Line Vautrin mirror, and a 17th century italian walnut table

the living room

a living room vignette that includes a 1930′s gilt-iron side table by jean-michael frank

Standing salt tablets wrapped in camel hide on the living room console

artwork by william de kooning- untitled landscape- 1960

antique floor boards in the living room

A William and Mary style 18th century japanned table displaying a group of Shang Dynasty jade artifacts

The powder room with a gilt-bronze mirror by Jacques-émile Ruhlmann

The kitchen with a 17th century Italian walnut cupboard housing a collection of Bactrian alabaster chalices, bowls, and dishes dating from the second millennium B.C.

A closer view of kitchen treasures

kitchen banquette

reclaimed wood kitchen cabinets

the kitchen

George Hoyningen-Huene- The Divers- 1930 leaning on a 16th century Italian cupboard

the loggia

A view from the loggia

An eclectic mix of art and object above and on a 17th century Italian pine and chestnut cupboard in the family room

The master bedroom

A desk in the master bedroom

A 1947 work on paper by Franz Kline hangs over a 19th century french walnut commode.

An 18th century french walnut armchair and an antique tortoise shell greet you at the entrance of the master bathroom

A photograph by Ellen von Unwerth- Diamond Necklace, Rouilly le Bas- 2002

The backyard of the Misczynski’s Hollywood Hills home

The Misczynski family photographed by Matthew Hranek for Town & Country- Home in LA!
I love them just posted about them yesterday, THey are a dynamic duo!
Love it!
Love the clean, uncluttered simplicity!!!
An amazing design pair. the authenticity of their work is so admirable. I’m crazy about their new book as well.
VERY NICE BLOG. COULDN’T HAVE DESCRIBED THEIR STUNNING WORK ANY BETTER.