Harold Koda, the curator in charge of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Library: Cerused oak bookcases; Chris Jordan’s Circuit Boards, Atlanta, 2004; Hervé Van der Straeten Epines tripod tables in bronze with black lacquer; Adnet oak and blackened iron side table.
Dining room: Italian tole chandelier (19th century); Irish Wake table (18th century); Japanned English chairs (1770); Japanese screen influenced by Abstract Expressionism (1950s).
Bedroom: Steel and bronze bed (18th century); silk bedcover (18th century); James Mont desk (1950s); Folke Bensow oak and iron bench (1924); Frank Yamrus Rapture portraits (2002); silver Chinese export duck tureens.
Living Room: Japanned English chairs with Italian slipcovers (1770s); lacquered English stools (18th century); Japanned Dutch tea table (18th century); de Francisco’s Self-portrait, (Italian, 1951); Interior, (Chinese, 19th century).
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