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���Do not be afraid to lose a beautiful view by covering it with curtains,��� write designers Elissa Cullman and Tracy Purzan, adding, ���On the contrary, eye-catching curtains that are drawn open will soften the edge of a windowframe and highlight a beloved view.��� The functional hierarchy they set out for window treatments is privacy, control of light, view enhancement (or concealment) and decorating statements. And in important rooms, curtains that are there to be seen and admired are not verboten. H HYLAND

• Cover: Lets Do It
• Edition: Lets Do It
• Editorial: Lets Do It
• Contents
• Contributing Editors
• Tucker & Marks: Golden Beauty
• AGi Architects: MOP House
• Jack Montgomery: A Suburban Idyll
• Buzz Kelly: A Triumph in SoHo
• Jleslee Basualdo: Buhls Fantasy
• Chateau de Courances
• Property: Parbold Hall Estate
• Essay: Long Division: The Meanings of Windows
• Reflections: When Good Decorating Goes Bad by Contributing Editor Lisa Borgnes Giramonti
• Reflections: A Memory of Malmaison: The Modernism of 1812 and its Resonance Today
• Reflections: There Is No Place Like Home: What I learned from my wifes month in the British medical system
• Charity: ACE New York
• Celebrity Photography by Stephane Kossmann
• Art: Hunt Slonem
• Art: Freedom Rings: Paintings of the Hudson River School
• Objects of Desire: Fashion from Sapir Bachar
• Objects of Desire: Kiton
• Book Review: The World of Madeleine Castaing
• Designer Timothy Corrigans Favorite Parisian Restaurants & Bars
• Sport: Seaton SES 83 Series
• Q & A with Anthony Haden-Guest
• Finis: Eiffel Tower
• End Page
• Laurent-Perrier
• Rolls-Royce
• H. Moser
• MOD
• J Nelson
• Christopher Hyland, Inc.
• Christopher Hyland, Inc.
• Hublot
• New York Social Diary
• Simone Cosac Atelier
• Janet Yonaty
• Xhema Industries
• Chinese Porcelain Company