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ANTHONY BARATTA NEW YORK P attern, color, and scale, all used in bold strokes, create a new vision for a classic American country-house study. A mix of French, English, and American furnishings, ranging from the 18th to 20th centuries, gives the room its timeless yet familiar vibe. Upper wallcovering: Custom plaid fabric Anthony Baratta. Adam frieze Lincrusta. Area rug Doris Leslie Blau. English copper hanging lantern from Newel Gallery. Drapery hardware The Shade Store. Large clock face JED Interior Design and Antiques. Chinese red lacquer chinoiserie coffee table, leather tufted desk, Art Deco marble vase, Dutch Delft vases with lids, 18th-century engravings of carriages all from Wolf Hall Antique Collective. PHOTOGRAPHY NATHAN SCHRODER For additional resources, see page 108