Lone Star Statement

A Poul Henningsen light fixture and a Navajo rug in the family room; a cabinet by Robert "Mouseman" Thompson holds an Ansel Adams photograph, and the walls are painted in Benjamin Moore's Cloud White.

The family room's cocktail table belonged to Richard Avedon, and the curtains are of an embroidered linen by Chelsea Editions.

In the kitchen, antique English chairs surround a Stickley table; the early-19th-century cabinet is Spanish, and the wall tiles are by Ann Sacks.

In the Marfa, Texas, home of Sam Hamilton and Jen Chaiken, which was designed by Mark Cunningham, the living room includes an Adam Fuss photogram, a fireplace surround lined with Grueby tiles, a Jacques Adnet floor lamp, and a pair of club chairs upholstered in a Rogers & Goffigon linen. The charcoal drawing is by Christian Nguyen, the bench is by Charlotte Perriand, and the vase on the window­sill is by Svend Hammershøi; the built-in bookcases are painted in Ralph Lauren's Turret Stair.

A custom-made bed, a Roman Thomas bench and upholstered chair, and an André Arbus armoire in the master bedroom; the wood chair is by Gerrit Rietveld, the custom-made rug is from Sacco Carpet, and the walls are painted in Benjamin Moore's Cedar Key.

In the master bedroom's sitting area, an Arts and Crafts daybed with a Navajo throw is flanked by early-20th-century sconces; the cabinet and side table are 19th century, and the cocktail table is from the 1950s.

The study's English Arts and Crafts light fixture hangs above a Franco Albini desk and a Jean Prouvé chair; the daybed is by André Arbus, and the copper chair is by Donald Judd.

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This article was featured in the June 2012 issue.

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