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  1. Quadrille China Seas "Arbre De Matisse Reverse" in Brown on Tint 16"x20" Pillows-a Pair For SaleProduct ID: 35878692
  2. Sophie Conran Coco 4 Seater Sofa - Andrew Martin Wildwood Ivory with Contrast Welt Knife Edge Cushion For SaleProduct ID: 35886854
  3. Early 20th Century Victorian Rose Cut Diamond 9k Yellow Gold Star Ring, Size 5.5 For SaleProduct ID: 35749365
  4. 1930s Pretty set of 5 Morgantown Americana turquois blue opaline goblets // demi crystal // water / wine glasses // blue glasses For SaleProduct ID: 35896279
  5. Coffee Table attributed to Paolo Buffa, Italy 1950s For SaleProduct ID: 35636505
  6. A Pair of Lauren Servati Textiles, Primula // Blues Pillows, 22"x22" For SaleProduct ID: 35841980

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Called by Decor magazine a “New Traditionalist,” Patricia Bonis excels in creating luxury designed for everyday living, no matter the period or style. The process begins, she says, with extensive communication between herself and her clients, giving her the ability to “interpret her clients’ dreams” in order to deliver spaces that are at once elegant and practical. “That is where Patricia shines,” states one of her long-time clients, “she instantly understood me and what we were trying to accomplish.”

During her lengthy career, Bonis has designed embassies, executive offices, headmasters’ quarters, vacation houses, pied-a-terres and the like, but is proudest of the relationships she has maintained with her everyday clients, many of whom have turned to her over the years as their design needs have changed. “I thought working with a designer would be daunting,” notes one, “but working with Patricia was actually fun!”

Bonis’s flexible approach stems from her vast experiences living in such culturally diverse countries as Brazil, England, France, and the Middle East, combined with her formal education in Art History at Wellesley and the Sorbonne. No matter the style of the home, she explains, “the key is to discern the timeless from the fleeting.” This versatility is evident in the range of her residential projects throughout the New York metropolitan area, as well as in the Hamptons, Palm Beach County, FL, and Washington, DC.