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An image of the cover of 2012 of Casa magazine featuring interior design by Carol Egan Interiors.

In the Tribeca neighborhood, one of the most sophisticated areas in Manhattan, the loft epitomizes the luxurious essence of New York.

Living room design by Carol Egan with Paulistana lounge armchair by Jorge Zalszupin and artwork by Ghada Armer.

Three areas designed by Carol Egan. Living room with wall cabinets made of walnut with white lacquer finish, which houses the collection of Danish ceramics of the owner. "At One Remove" painting by Callum Innes from Sean Kelly Gallery. The dining room consist of a large custom walnut table with brass base and upholstered chairs in royal suede by Edelman Leather. In the breakfast room, the smooth concrete top table on a bronze hollow base is surrounded with the wooden Gaudi armchair and a pair of Lucite chairs, with a steel base.

Image shown here of a master bedroom designed by Carol Egan Inteiors overlooks the Empire State building and the Manhattan skyline. Hans J. Wgner "Papa Bear" chair. A contemporary rope chandelier by Christian Astuguevieille hangs low in the room. Artwork is by Ghada Amer. Bedroom with Zanzibar bed by Christian Liaigre, custom throw by Nigel Atkinson, country mirror by Hubert Le Gall and Brunschwig & Fils Rayure Fleurie fabric by Madeleine Castaing. Reading area with "Big Chair" by Jens Risom, round ottoman by Jens Risom, workshop bronze OP elliptical table from Blackman Cruz Antiques, vintage 1970s magazine holder by Espasso and silk & sisal are rug by Tai Ping Carpets.

Shown here is a childs room wall with a mock castle in bright pink, with a real balcony and green mansard roof. The room consist of a Biss daybed by Pinuccio Borgonovo for Flou, roller skate doorstop by Areaware and custom carpet based on Émile Jacques Ruhlmann Prelle design.

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An image of the cover of 2012 of Casa magazine featuring interior design by Carol Egan Interiors.

In the Tribeca neighborhood, one of the most sophisticated areas in Manhattan, the loft epitomizes the luxurious essence of New York.

Living room design by Carol Egan with Paulistana lounge armchair by Jorge Zalszupin and artwork by Ghada Armer.

Three areas designed by Carol Egan. Living room with wall cabinets made of walnut with white lacquer finish, which houses the collection of Danish ceramics of the owner. "At One Remove" painting by Callum Innes from Sean Kelly Gallery. The dining room consist of a large custom walnut table with brass base and upholstered chairs in royal suede by Edelman Leather. In the breakfast room, the smooth concrete top table on a bronze hollow base is surrounded with the wooden Gaudi armchair and a pair of Lucite chairs, with a steel base.

Image shown here of a master bedroom designed by Carol Egan Inteiors overlooks the Empire State building and the Manhattan skyline. Hans J. Wgner "Papa Bear" chair. A contemporary rope chandelier by Christian Astuguevieille hangs low in the room. Artwork is by Ghada Amer. Bedroom with Zanzibar bed by Christian Liaigre, custom throw by Nigel Atkinson, country mirror by Hubert Le Gall and Brunschwig & Fils Rayure Fleurie fabric by Madeleine Castaing. Reading area with "Big Chair" by Jens Risom, round ottoman by Jens Risom, workshop bronze OP elliptical table from Blackman Cruz Antiques, vintage 1970s magazine holder by Espasso and silk & sisal are rug by Tai Ping Carpets.

Shown here is a childs room wall with a mock castle in bright pink, with a real balcony and green mansard roof. The room consist of a Biss daybed by Pinuccio Borgonovo for Flou, roller skate doorstop by Areaware and custom carpet based on Émile Jacques Ruhlmann Prelle design.