THE DESIGN IN THIS PARLOR WAS INSPIRED BY THE APRICOT AND PALE BLUE COLORS IN THE ANTIQUE OUSHAK RUG. THE ANTIQUE DAYBED FROM BUSH ANTIQUES WAS COVERED WITH A VELVET BY FABRICUT, THE PAINTING ABOVE IT IS BY ED SMITH; THE MIRRORED TABLES ARE FROM WEST ELM; AND THE “GREIGE” COLOR USED THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE IS BENJAMIN MOORE’S WINTERWOOD.

FRENCH TWIST FURNISHED WITH FRENCH ANTIQUES, BARBARA FITZ-HUGH’S 19TH-CENTURY DOUBLE GALLERY HOUSE GETS AN IRREVERENT NEW EDGE. BY LEE CUTRONE

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY GREG MILES