This is the living room. The double doors from the entrance hall are on the right. On the left is the black-mirrored, walk-in bar.

The rug came from ABC in Manhattan. It is hand-made needpoint from China.

The pair of wooden chairs on either side of the double cabinet with the butterfly bronzes (original) were made for me in Chiang Mai, as were the two Chinese-style lamp tables. The lamps were antique Thai lacquerware containers that the shop in Chiang Mai electrified for me. I bought the table between the chairs in Morocco many years ago and have been carting it around with me ever since.

I found the 19th-century Chinese plaque in Lewes, Delaware, and the two Japanese, reed, sliding doors in San Francisco. The bed side-rail above the entrance doors is early 19th-century Thai, found in Bangkok.

The gray fallacies ;-) are Hindu, found in Chiang Mai. The hard-to-find, narrow hangings above them are modern Thai, bought in Bangkok.