{Loving the lightness and brightness of this penthouse by Solís Betancourt & Sherrill, though I

{Loving the lightness and brightness of this penthouse by Solís Betancourt & Sherrill, though I think there’s a bit of overuse in all the sheen and shine, and reflective surfaces. Kind of beating you over the head with the GLAMOUR. A snippet below from the AD article gives you the idea of just how glam and luxe this place is…} …ivory-painted doors trimmed with silver leaf, a custom-made sofa and daybed with platinum-leafed fluted bases, a tree-shaped floor lamp, and classic crystal sconces in the form of exotic birds. “Nora wanted a very glamorous environment,” says Sherrill. Wall coverings of chenille, silk, and mother-of-pearl add depth to the largely monochromatic color scheme. “I said to José when we first met, ‘I see this place all in white,” Nora recalls. “I didn’t think about strong colors, just neutrals—very serene and easy on the eye.” In the living and dining rooms, light bounces off an array of gently reflective surfaces—ceilings finished with waxed Venetian plaster or a pewter-tone wallpaper, floors paved with travertine—to create a radiance that suffuses the entire home.  -- source link

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