"""What did we want an evening dining experience to feel like?"" questioned designer Elena Frampton as she began to conceive the formal dining room of a prewar Manhattan apartment. Her instincts led her to choose a rich blue de Gournay wallcovering and paint the ceiling with intense pigment. A custom-designed dining table by Frampton Co features alternating stripes of matte and glossy finishes, and is surrounded by chic Mummy Chairs from Minotti. Whimsy made its way into the space through Ingo Maurer's Toothpaste Tubes light fixture and vintage sconces by Karl Springer circa 1970s found at Lobel Modern. A dinnerware set from Bergdorf Goodman provides the perfect finishing touch."
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