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The Next Mid-Century


The apartment's late-seventies-luxury interior architecture was done by Lobel's close friend Greg Sharp, who was responsible for the white-granite floors, track lighting, and the pièce de résistance: the massive wood-veneered central cylinder that houses Lobel's walk-in closet (it peeks out at the end of the hallway). In the entry way is a serigraph by James Rosenquist. The guest bathroom, right, features massive African slate tiles and a teak sink.   
(Photo: David Allee)


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