A large Kim Dingle canvas anchors the dining room in Michelle and Jason Rubell’s New York pied-à-terre, designed by Monica Fried. A Lindsey Adelman chandelier surmounts a custom lacquer and bronze dining table, topped with Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl’s Spatial Drawing #53 from Hostler Burrows. The vintage Kai Kristiansen chairs are upholstered in a pumpkin-colored Maharam wool.

In the Rubells’ entry gallery works by (from left) Rudolf Stingel, Rashid Johnson, and Sayre Gomez are joined by a vintage Jens Risom bench and bold Eric Schmitt pendant lights.

In the powder room, a vintage mirror and sconces complement the earthy walls from Ressource and heavily veined Cipollino Fantastico marble from BAS Stone.

In the living room, custom midcentury sofas are juxtaposed against a sleek fireplace that’s topped by an artwork by Purvis Young. The Studio vases are by Stig Lindberg and the drapery is made from a Pierre Frey fabric.

In the Rubells’ Monica Fried-designed living room, a vintage Saarinen chair and ottoman are upholstered in a charcoal mohair from Romo.

In the New York living room of Michelle and Jason Rubell, a frenetic Richard Hawkins work is paired with a teal lacquer desk from the Invisible Collection and custom wool rug by Stark.

In the kitchen, Thomas Hayes stools upholstered in a mustard-yellow leather from Holland & Sherry punctuate a black-and-white kitchen.

A custom mohair bed joins a vintage side table and lamp, discovered in Miami, in the primary bedroom.

India Mahdavi’s famed London restaurant the Gallery at Sketch was the inspiration for a daughter’s bedroom, which features a custom bed made with a Pierre Frey mohair.

Another view of the daughter’s bedroom with its geometric floor covering from The Rug Company.