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“She was very hands-on through the whole process,” he says. Knapp, an art consultant and longtime friend who helped her with the project, along with a former high-school classmate, the California-based ED A-List decorator Suzanne Tucker. “She is a true collector and connoisseur,” says Thomas F. But as it turns out, she had a vision-one that encompassed everything from a rethinking of the architecture of the space to the decoration of its rooms and the acquisition and placement of art and objects. The easiest thing would have been to delegate the whole project to others. But that view of the river was just so fantastic.” “Foolishness, maybe,” she says with a laugh. The homeowner admits she still isn’t sure why she and her husband took on such a massive endeavor. The neoclassical console is from English Georgian, and the Dennis & Leen chair is in a Jasper velvet. Gillian Hearst, wearing Valentino, in the entry hall.

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