Our Holiday House NYC 2014 coverage continues with two jaw-dropping rooms from Amy Lau & Matthew Patrick Smyth. Check them out:
Matthew Patrick Smyth transformed this living room into an elegant space that speaks to the traditional spirit of the Academy Mansion while layering in mid-century modern elements, abstract art and unique collectibles. The space is decorated entirely in Schumacher fabrics to honor the manufacturer’s 125th anniversary.
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Photo by John Gruen
![Holiday House NYC 2014 Room Designed by Matthew Patrick Smyth Interior Decor]()
Photo by John Gruen
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 Schumacher Fabric |
 Schumacher Fabric |
 Schumacher Fabric |
 Schumacher Fabric |
When Amy Lau stepped into this 100 year old room, she immediately envisioned the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles. She installed each of the panels on the wall with mirrors, which you can do at home or get a similar look by using a metallic silver wallpaper. We love how she features vivid red pomegranates in crystal bowls for the tablescape, which is an easy way to dress up your table for the holidays.
![Holiday House 2014 NYC Dining Room Designed by Amy Lau]()
Photo by Stephen Johnson
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Photo by Stephen Johnson
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 Jaipur Rug |
 Robert Allen Fabric |
 Cole & Son Wallpaper |
 Ralph Lauren Wallpaper |
Thursday, November 20 – Sunday December 21, 2014
Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
2 East 63rd Street
New York, NY 10065
General Admission: $35
Proceeds to Benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®
Information and tickets: www.holidayhousenyc.com
Holiday House NYC Showhouse 2014 Designers:
Hollingsworth Design Associates
Related Articles:
Holiday House NYC 2014 Showhouse: 3 Breathtaking Rooms
All The Moves: Matthew Patrick Smyth Transforms A Manhattan Apartment
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