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and ideas blended together very freely." That spirit, she notes, is not so different from what the new Bowery studio is designed to be. And it was a quality, she suggests, that Andrée recognized instantly — she moved in that world herself, running with Basquiat, Warhol, and Mapplethorpe at Studio 54 in New York, and in Paris between Le Palace and fashionable dinners. O livia carried something of those freewheeling Paris gatherings with her to the New York studio. Spread across three levels and two terraces, the workspace has exposed brick walls and is conceived to be lived in — with a clear distinction between day and night areas. Vintage furnishings, re-editions of original Andrée Putman designs, new creations, and collector editions sit alongside archives, books, and the work of ongoing projects. "I've always thought it was a shame to Clockwise, projects designed by Andrée Putman: Ministère de la culture Jack Lang, Paris, 1984. Morgans Hotel bathroom. Le Bon Marche Rive Gauche. La Galerie Andrée Putman, Paris. Coupelle Christofle collection. ©DEIDI VON SCHAEWEN ©DEIDI VON SCHAEWEN ©DEIDI VON SCHAEWEN ©VERONESE © DR 113

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