House & Garden - October 1970 - Ara Gallant's Dining Room

Published October 1970

The glittery dining room of Ara Gallant's New York apartment. Shiny aluminum tiles cover the floor, the screens which slide across the windows are wood surfaced with mirrored strips, the table glitters with glass and silver place settings. The napkins and director's chairs are black. The center lumisphere, sculpted in mosaic mirror and plastic, was designed by painter Michael Booth.

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