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Vanity
Designer Laura Kirar repeated the arch in the white lacquer vanity and mirror. "The vanity is loosely based on a shapely black lacquer desk from the 1920s by Eileen Gray," she says. "It has a Deco feeling, but not slavishly so." She gave handblown glass sconces a machine-age shape. The ceiling light is 1940s Murano glass, from Carlos de la Puente. The swivel stool is from Ballard Designs. Mirrored wastebasket by Notre Monde.

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Tub Faucet
Kirar chose designer Michael S. Smith's For Town bath fittings by Kallista because they — like the tub — straddle the line between modern and vintage. "I typically use cross handles anyway," she says. "I just like the shape. These are satin nickel, not brushed. It's a subtle difference, but the satin looks softer, more hand-rubbed."

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Bathroom Accessories
Mercury glass and silver-gilt accessories add elegant shimmer to the vanity, and a footed dish varies the scale.