A New York Apartment Offers a Master Class in Decorating With Fine Art

A Regency armchair gets a cheeky update in purple alligator-embossed leather.

Dangling over a 1940s French table found at a Paris flea market, a trio of 1930s French Baguès lanterns sets a beguiling mood. The vintage cupped-hand sconces and lacquered sideboard also hail from France. The Tommi Parzinger dining chairs are covered in a Fortuny fabric.

Moon covered a set of Italian shield-back chairs in a glazed linen by Ralph Lauren Home; the antique secretary was updated with a white leather writing surface.

Lucite tulip chairs cluster around a Corian-topped table. The banquette's outdoor velvet by Perennials is "as durable as can be." The chandelier is FontanaArte.

What was once an extra bedroom would become a private dressing room.

The dressing room is now a sea of dreamy blues, from the curtains in a Holland & Sherry silk satin to the Manuel Canovas toile on the John Saladino daybed. Golden accents — a Lucite chain-link sconce, gilt Gustavian stools, velvet bolsters — brighten the sound-insulated space, which doubles as a yoga retreat.

Read more about Wesley Moon's inspiration for this home here.

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This story originally appeared in the February 2017 issue of House Beautiful.