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Go Inside Meg Ryan's Home in New York City

Actress Meg Ryan enlists designer Monique Gibson and architect Joel Barkley to help her reimagine a New York City home with an art-world pedigree

By Michael Hainey

Photography by William Abranowicz

October 3, 2016

Photo: William Abranowicz
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In the kitchen, Ryan wears a vintage Alaïa dress with Jill Stuart shoes. Silver Windsor chair from Wyeth.
Photo: William Abranowicz
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Industrial lights from a salvage shop in Maine illuminate the kitchen’s dining area, which boasts cabinets by Fine Woodwork. Grapefruit fills a porcelain bowl by Valérie Hermans on a plank-top table by Get Back.

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Two prints from Ryan’s photography collection—one by Sebastião Salgado (top), one by Annie Leibovitz—are displayed on the room’s marble shelving.
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Fabrics by Rogers & Goffigon cover the living room’s sofas and ottoman. Pendant from John Rosselli & Assoc., custom-made rug by Holland & Sherry.

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Light floods the living room, where a pair of task lamps from Wyeth sit atop a vintage worktable, one of Ryan’s treasured finds. The armchair at right, also from her trove, is joined by a Stéphane Parmentier lava-stone stool.
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In a corner of the living room, a painting of Ryan by John Mellencamp overlooks an Arts and Crafts table displaying a Pablo Avilla wire sculpture.

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Bentwood chairs from Lee Calicchio surround the dining room’s custom-made bronze table by Maison Gerard. Salvaged lantern and mantel from United House Wrecking.
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Ryan’s newly released directorial debut, Ithaca, plays in the media room, which features a bronze-footed sofa by BDDW and a grouping of Scandinavian pottery from Wyeth.

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A tub by the Water Monopoly anchors the master bath; the dual Urban Archaeology vanities are customized with Grigio Carnico marble tops. Tub and sink fittings by Waterworks.
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Bed curtains of a Holland & Sherry wool and a pendant light from Olde Good Things hang in the master bedroom. Arts and Crafts chairs by George Henry Walton, cocktail table by Jacques Adnet, rug by RH.

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