Dan Faust empties an armoire in his flood damaged bedroom.
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Armoire gets $4M to become the everyday Rent the Runway
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I was in the armoire, but never in the closet.
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Add two stools and an armoire instead and it's a dressing room.
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The room also had a huge mahogany armoire and lots of seating options.
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Bhatia's room didn't come with a closet, so he bought an armoire of sorts.
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I am, of course, referring to our RuPresident and his armoire of realness executives.
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As for other walls, I headed to the wardrobe and armoire section for inspiration.
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The presumption was that the fractures came from the armoire falling on top of him.
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At first, Tempo's giant screen and black or white armoire can feel a bit daunting.
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But thanks to this new jewelry armoire, you can have the most organized accessory selection imaginable.
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Could that, rather than the tumbling armoire, have been the cause of John Sheridan's broken ribs?
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A large furniture piece resembling an armoire disguises a side-by-side pair of Subzero refrigerators.
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During a hotel inspection, Trump tried sliding a door to an armoire and it became stuck.
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It could have been a piece of the armoire or some other metal item in the bedroom.
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I say things like, 'Everything is originally from this house and this armoire is pre-Civil War.
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The room included a large, elegant armoire with a TV inside, and an armchair in the corner.
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The Joyus jewelry armoire totally changed the way we organized our accessories (we haven't lost an earring since).
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And Armoire does have an option to buy the clothes that customers are renting — should they feel inclined.
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In an armoire in the living room is a Christmas card with a handwritten note from Isaac Mizrahi.
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Armoire joined the fray in 2016, and in 2019, the most affordable clothing rental subscription service launched: Haverdash.
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On the night of May 12, 2011, he visited the duplex yet again, this time searching an armoire.
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In one room an object that looks like a mirrored wooden armoire lies on its back, as if marooned.
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This has become such a problem that we recently moved the charging station to the top of an armoire.
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Armoire, a fashion startup for professional women, had its best month ever — then the world started working from home.
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A burled-wood armoire and jewel-toned sofa, draperies and Turkish-style rugs glowed richly in the natural light.
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An armoire by the door housed the "closet," which surprised me with a fun floral print on the inside.
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Unlike a hanging mirror armoire, this one has no chance of falling and creating a tangled mess of your jewelry.
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She works for a subscription clothing start-up called Armoire out of a women's co-working space called the Riveter.
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As we paused before an exquisite Qing-dynasty armoire, I asked Pam if she ever thought about working in China.
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They found a broken fluorescent light fixture in a battered armoire, and Liu's grandfather was accused of hiding a bomb.
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Doing the exact opposite of what I yelled for her to do through the screen, Emily approaches the armoire to investigate.
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I took two flat wooden drawers from the armoire and placed them by the window in case we needed flotation devices.
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The mirrored armoire with two terry cloth bathrobes inside was attached to a dresser and a cabinet contained a small refrigerator.
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Also gracing the walls is paneling from an old Swedish skap, or armoire, imported from her country house south of Stockholm.
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But it also radiated opulence, with furnishings including a vintage Gothic armoire with tall mirrors and a giant silver candelabrum (sans candles).
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They even included Fini-designed perfume bottles and an armoire, proving that being a revolutionary doesn't mean you have to fly coach.
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The kitchen has a floor of reclaimed French tiles, a three-oven AGA range, stainless steel appliances and a custom Vermont butternut armoire.
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I understood our gold savings,soft and orange as fresh yolks,must remain coiled in cloth pouches,hidden within walls, inside armoire crevices.
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This mini armoire stands a bit over a foot tall, sporting hand-carved drawers for rings and bracelets outside and a necklace hook inside.
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"The armoire has kind of grown on me," said Ms. Puri, who made the very useful suggestion that it be used as a bar.
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John Sheridan, 247, had been found on the floor at the foot of the bed, with a partly burned armoire on top of him.
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The previous tenants had been evicted and had vacated in a hurry, leaving behind a large armoire, a dresser, a bed, and a refrigerator.
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"Men should be flattered, but if you were offended I will buy you an armoire or something, IDK, men eat that s— up," she wrote.
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Katie Stout dazzled Nina Johnson Gallery (formerly Gallery Diet) with her show, Docile/Domicile/Dandy: bubblegum-pink Sculptamold vanities, shiny plush chairs, a sock-covered armoire.
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Birn later claimed that, during the watch-shop raid, four of the paintings remained hidden behind the armoire, and that the police failed to notice them.
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Man fails to keep his promise because the armoire he's sleeping in gets shipped to Britain overnight, entwining his fate with those of migrants across Europe.
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A wave of cancelled subscriptions to Armoire Style, a Seattle-based startup that specializes in renting clothes to women, forced the startup into crisis-management mode.
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On a recent day, the home was empty and locked, a ruffled comforter on the couch and board games tucked into an armoire visible through the windows.
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The armoire-shaped machine has a 42-inch HD touchscreen display that streams videos in 4K and offers classes ranging from HIIT, strength training, cardio, and yoga.
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On Instagram, it looks like Fanny Bourdette Donon has it all: an armoire of expensive clothes, luxurious vacations, an endless amount of parties to arrive fashionably late to.
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A roster of Southern creatives crafted nearly everything, from the decor — every room features a colorful armoire, custom-painted Bloomsbury-style by mostly Southern artists — to the food.
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A block away from the town hall, a grandmother pulled her two grandchildren into an armoire to shield them as a hail of gunfire rang through the town.
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Two cozy bathrobes in sweatshirt material hung in an armoire, hand towels came monogrammed with the hotel's name and mini bottles of Beekman 1801 bath products lined the counter.
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In an effort to avoid layoffs, Armoire CEO Ambika Singh is reducing her salary to $1 and the rest of her leadership team is also taking a pay cut.
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For Armoire Style, a small Seattle-based startup that rents dresses, professional clothes and outerwear to working women, the coronavirus outbreak was a crisis that they just didn't anticipate.
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Pilfered belongings were strewn across a warehouse—an overturned armoire, spilling out girls' clothes; a scattered deck of UNO cards; a medical dummy, opened up to reveal its insides.
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Even so, the anger of the protests came as a surprise to some of those for whom the armoire-shaped tower had long been an object of, if not disdain, ambivalence.
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Conveniently addicted to laudanum, Dr. Price is soon staggering around the labyrinthine structure, besieged by generic scares: a creepy butler, a rattling armoire, a child in the grip of milky-eyed possession.
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By doubling down on its existing customers, like working mothers balancing babysitting and Zoom conference calls, Armoire also seems to have found a way to turn around the tide of cancelled subscriptions.
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Matching blue accents, a nod to Marie Antoinette's favorite color perhaps, dotted the room with a painted armoire, as well as a desk chair with tufted seat cushion upholstered in twin gingham.
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At the courthouse, she stepped inside a wooden mobile armoire with a one-way window, through which she could see out but no one could see in, and she was wheeled into court.
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A wooden desk and chair sat beneath a large flat-screen TV, and a black armoire with crystal handles was topped with goodies available for purchase like Kind Bars and chocolate chip cookies.
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AmazonBasics Velvet Suit Hangers, $15 (30-pack) at AmazonI'll never forget walking into my dorm room for the first room to find an armoire filled with about 10 hangers of random shapes and sizes.
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During the inspection, he attempted to slide a door to an armoire back when it became stuck on the rail, Barbara Res, a former vice president of the Trump Organization, recalled in the book.
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At the back of a vintage-furnished trattoria near the Pantheon, stumble through a creaky armoire and you're deposited in a dimly lit brick den, where an empty suit of knight's armor spookily stands guard.
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It blended 19th century French antiques with clean, beautiful lines, like the hulking armoire near the bed and wooden desk facing the window, with contemporary pieces from brands like Knoll, Carl Hansen & Søn and Ercol.
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A large antique wooden armoire in a corner of the gallery is left slightly ajar for the curious visitor to peek into, revealing a photograph of a man's naked body partially covered by a blond wig.
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Mr. Mandvi did prevail in the matter of his armoire, a hulking, dark wood piece that he bought in an East Village antiques shop, and that he is absolutely certain he knew in a previous life.
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Inside a model studio apartment at the Eugene, an 844-unit building on Manhattan's West Side, sits a blocky, Swiss Army-knife-like unit that looks a little like two-sided armoire with lots of compartments.
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Armoire recently raised a $4 million seed round from investors, including Jesse Draper's Halogen Ventures; Zulily co-founder, Darrell Cavens; Vijay Talwar, the former chief executive of BlueNile; and Rajeev and Jill Singh, former executives at Concur.
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Consider "Cabinet" (2006-7), from its "Robber Baron" series, a sculpture of an 18th-century French armoire made of polished, patinated and gilded bronze with a black hole through it, suggesting the explosive path of a cannonball.
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After fuming over the reviled armoire, Trump and Res moved onto the renovated bathroom, where the construction manager -- with the help of Trump's first wife, Ivana -- was installing cheaper green Chinese marble that the businessman had approved.
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In Ginny Casey's "Skeleton Key," the murky-hued paintings are populated with curvy, vaguely surrealistic objects, like a chair with arms, a metronome the size of an armoire or a key too large for any human's door.
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Some pieces are ideal for her needs, like the large armoire in the living room that holds hats and headwraps in a variety of fabrics and patterns, but she is still on the hunt for a sofa.
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Back at the bungalow, he led me down the corridor and showed me where he slept: a monastic chamber furnished with a single bed, an armoire and a night table strewn with jars of vitamins and blood-pressure medication.
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The adjoining guestroom displays an elaborately decorated armoire, the Altdeutsche Cabinet designed by the Antwerp firm Studio Job for Moooi, while the wall behind the bed is covered in a quilted textile and studded with cloth flowers in multiple colors.
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The rooms are uniquely designed, with contrasting details (see the antique carved armoire alongside a coffee table made of rock) and whimsical amenities (vintage blanket valets, for example, and there's a fish tank that divides a bedroom from the bathroom).
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When Armoire first emerged from MIT's accelerator program back in 2016, the company's vision was already fully formed — combine StitchFix and Rent the Runway to give women a low-cost, sustainable way to get a high-fashion, high-functioning wardrobe for every day.
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And on the other side of the room, there was a sleek armoire filled with books, a huge painting in a gold frame, and a pendulum clock and two candelabras that would instantly make any Disney fan think of "Beauty and the Beast."
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While the relationship between the company and its clothing providers is more of a wholesale model (Armoire buys the clothes at a discount), Singh envisions a time when the company could reduce costs or add revenue by marketing styles from its clothing suppliers to customers.
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The Grand Henrietta room, where I stayed, sits on the top floor and was elegantly furnished with a blush pink love seat, a desk doubling as a dressing table, a spacious armoire for storage and thick gray blackout curtains, which enhanced my restful night's sleep.
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The 11-week-old daughter of WWE stars Mike "The Miz" Mizanin and Maryse is set up in princess-worthy style in her nursery, which is complete with a crystal chandelier, crown-topped crib, stunning white mirrored armoire and a closet full of sweet coordinating duds.
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Now 3, the Salt Lake City toddler has awakened her parents every morning at dawn for the past three weeks to announce that it's time to fetch her new Wonder Woman costume from its special place in the armoire so that she can get dressed for the day.
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So is a mahogany armoire that Ms. Barrie found in an antiques store on Broadway while she was on the way to buy groceries, as well as a tiger-striped bamboo rocker and a lamp with Tiffany pretensions that were both bought at a junk shop in Milwaukee.
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Unhee Park exhibited a booth (curated by Suechung Koh and Katelin Kim) mostly comprised of images she had found on the internet and then blew up to room size, mounted on cardboard, so that the cat, fireplace, and armoire within seem to float between two and three dimensions.
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Epstein was well aware that his victims would have been high schoolers, since The Post reported that a Royal Palm Beach High transcript was found in 2005 in his bedroom desk drawer at his $12 million Palm Beach estate, next to a massage table and an armoire filled with sex toys.
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Michael had met him a month earlier, on Grindr, expecting nothing from his "hello there" message—always expecting nothing, and feeling lecherous and gross and in over his head, forty-seven years old but only two years clear of the proverbial closet, which nowadays seemed as antiquated as an armoire.
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In Van der Straeten's gallery, beneath his offices, there are pieces from his new collection, "Émergence," each colored by that long-ago trip: The majestic Kimono armoire closes like a traditional robe; the jaunty Origami console, with a turquoise base, looks as if it's made of pieces of sculpted paper.
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The rest of the home remains untouched—the plastic laundry basket filled with a clean load still sits on the bed, several freshly ironed plaid shirts still hang above the desk, and a portrait of a woman, a man, and a baby wearing a red bow is still displayed on the armoire.
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In stark contrast to the room's minimalism — it's furnished only with a frameless bed and "La Femme Commode" (1969), a persimmon-hued wooden armoire by Nicola L that's shaped like an abstract Rubenesque female figure — the door is upholstered in umber and ocher leather patches that evoke the walls of a medieval castle.
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Composed of an irregular series of stacked, graduated floors, it is meant to look like a typewriter, but from the inside, the rooms feel like the tightly constructed cabin of a ship, with oval porthole-like windows and a secret armoire holding a vanity mirror, whose curved doors open perfectly into the concave surrounding space.
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Composed of an irregular series of stacked, graduated floors, it is meant to look like a typewriter, but from the inside, the rooms feel like the tightly constructed cabin of a ship, with oval porthole-like windows and a secret armoire holding a vanity mirror, whose curved doors open perfectly into the concave surrounding space.
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Carried along by two trends — the proliferation of direct to consumer brands trying to capture the attention of a new customer and the rise of the rental movement — Singh thought Armoire could provide a daily wardrobe for professional women at a price point that could be attractive enough to switch from an ownership to a rental model for fashion.
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Buzzy direct-to-consumer startups are all fighting to keep demand level, but startups like Armoire, face challenges particular to the industry: cancelled weddings and parties have erased the need for new dresses, and the increasingly popular directive to work-from-home has caused some to discard pencil skirts and silk blouses for cozy pajamas and flannel shirts.
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The bedrooms will be larger — from 90 to 187 square feet — than those in most new developments, Mr. Bledsoe said, and include convertible furniture that borrows from micro-living, like a bed that converts to a sofa (mattresses will be flippable, with harder and softer sides), a wall-mounted smart television and a built-in armoire.
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A perfectly nice friend will text to see if you want to grab a drink, and you'll be thinking: You want to sip a beverage and chat when we could be jimmying open an armoire that contains a bloody doll with an anagram carved into her left foot that we have to chant three times holding hands before an amulet falls from the ceiling?
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What a voyeur would see in Mr. Guttenberg's latest apartment is a small and eclectic collection of antiques, among them a hand-painted pine armoire; a 100-year-old Austrian grandfather clock; a 19th-century sculpture of a pair of cherubs displayed on a Spanish baroque walnut pedestal; and an 18th-century figure of a Madonna atop an 18th-century Louis XIII-style walnut side table.
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We had agreed that he would be the one to move out, and we agreed on what he would take: the dining room set and painting that had belonged to his late boss; the sideboards we had bought to hold our wedding dishes; and the antique armoire a neighbor in our first apartment complex had left us because it wouldn't fit in his moving truck.
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Still, the place is minimally outfitted, which is the point: A tall armoire from the 1970s by the Lille-based design duo Guillerme et Chambron is topped by a pair of midcentury ceramic lamps with custom rush-covered shades that call to mind bales of hay in a Provence meadow; in the kitchen sits a Pierre Cardin table from the 1970s near a 1960 Paul McCobb breakfront with wicker sliding doors.
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To his back, a pair of six-foot-tall rope vases stand, slouching like sleepy sentinels; on a vintage armoire hang two blazers, hand-painted by Colantonio with the ancient columns and architecture that decorated De Chirico's Ballets Russes costumes; on the floor lie a few of what he calls his "magic carpets" — seemingly pedestrian Persian throw rugs that are, in fact, made of transparent plastic and expose rather than cover the floor underneath.
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They furnished the house largely with pieces they already owned, including a vintage teak credenza Ms. Farewell had found at a flea market when she first moved to New York, an armoire from Room & Board they had acquired in Manhattan after running out of closet space and a Saarinen dining table they had stored under their bed because they had nowhere else to put it (it now serves as their kitchen table).
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