Dining Gallery of Edward Durell Stone's New York Brownstone, Vogue

The dining gallery of architect Edward Durell Stone's brownstone on New York City's Upper East Side. Through the window, the concrete latticework screen covering the building's facade is visible. A white marble-topped dining table is at the room's center; one end is anchored to the wall, the other is supported by an architectural panel matching those in the exterior screen. Over the table is an oil-on-canvas painting by Afro Basaldella. Surrounding the table are three black and gilt-framed Spanish Renaissance chairs upholstered in red fabric. A mobile by Alexander Calder hangs over the room. On a pedestal in the foreground is one of Pericle Fazzini's "Sibilla" bronze sculptures. Sliding shoji screens framed in brass and star-shaped latticework form the doors to the adjoining room.