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An image of the cover of 2014 of Casa Magazine featuring interior design by Carol Egan Interiors.

A photograph of a dining room in a Fifth Avenue apartment with Baer dining table from Khouri Guzman Bunce, dining chairs by Hans J. Wegner and a three tiered "Torroja Cross" chandelier by David Weeks.

Shown in the image is a customized bar designed by Carol Egan and Carl Muehleisen. On the counter is a 1960s Finnish silver tray, Danish wooden benches with leather seats and Swedish ceramics from the period 1899-1981. On the living room floor lays a large carpet. Here, the coffee table designed by Nada Debs sits between the curved sofas by Vladimir Kagan. The wall-mounted shelf designed by Carol Egan as an alternative to the traditional buffet dining area. The kitchen consist of "PK 15" chair by Poul Kjaerholm and Italian mid century chandelier from Showplace & Design Center.

Design by Carol Egan Interiors, the wall and sink of the powder room are made of Corian with customized design. The Italian aluminum mirror is from John Salibello Antiques and the 1960s train case are from Louis Vuitton. In the hallway, the piece of art. "Id Rather Be Blue", signed by Matilde Alessandra, and made of wood and acrylic. His office consist of a chair with casters from the 1950s and Danish desk from 1960. In her office, the shelf "Piano Wall Shelf Unit", signed by Sebastian Errazuriz, houses the collection of Japanese hand-woven baskets.

In the master suite, Carol Egan designed the bedside tables in walnut with table lamps by Flos. The floor was completely covered with hand-woven carpet by Tai Ping Carpets. The bathroom with walls and floors made of marble mosaics has an oval mirror with nickel plated rings and fittings from Waterworks.

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An image of the cover of 2014 of Casa Magazine featuring interior design by Carol Egan Interiors.

A photograph of a dining room in a Fifth Avenue apartment with Baer dining table from Khouri Guzman Bunce, dining chairs by Hans J. Wegner and a three tiered "Torroja Cross" chandelier by David Weeks.

Shown in the image is a customized bar designed by Carol Egan and Carl Muehleisen. On the counter is a 1960s Finnish silver tray, Danish wooden benches with leather seats and Swedish ceramics from the period 1899-1981. On the living room floor lays a large carpet. Here, the coffee table designed by Nada Debs sits between the curved sofas by Vladimir Kagan. The wall-mounted shelf designed by Carol Egan as an alternative to the traditional buffet dining area. The kitchen consist of "PK 15" chair by Poul Kjaerholm and Italian mid century chandelier from Showplace & Design Center.

Design by Carol Egan Interiors, the wall and sink of the powder room are made of Corian with customized design. The Italian aluminum mirror is from John Salibello Antiques and the 1960s train case are from Louis Vuitton. In the hallway, the piece of art. "Id Rather Be Blue", signed by Matilde Alessandra, and made of wood and acrylic. His office consist of a chair with casters from the 1950s and Danish desk from 1960. In her office, the shelf "Piano Wall Shelf Unit", signed by Sebastian Errazuriz, houses the collection of Japanese hand-woven baskets.

In the master suite, Carol Egan designed the bedside tables in walnut with table lamps by Flos. The floor was completely covered with hand-woven carpet by Tai Ping Carpets. The bathroom with walls and floors made of marble mosaics has an oval mirror with nickel plated rings and fittings from Waterworks.