The primary bedroom centers on a channel-tufted headboard in teal velvet, with matching bedding, white lamps and a window opening toward a terrace. Against midnight walls, teal reads as deep and restful rather than loud, and velvet softens sound in a city apartment where street noise travels. A sculptural gold medallion on the wall carries the metallic theme into the private rooms. In the dressing area, a gilded baroque mirror above a slim brass console mixes periods on purpose, so the apartment never feels like a stage set. The bathroom is lined in warm grey marble with a dark walnut wall, a bronze-tinted freestanding tub and wall-hung fixtures. Picture-style spots graze the stone, letting its veining become the decoration. Wall-hung pieces leave the floor clear, which makes the room look larger and easier to keep clean.