Best Living Rooms in Vogue
Photographed by Serge Balkin, Vogue, January 19441/40Tradition reigns in the Washington, D.C., living room of Mary Benjamin Rogers, first wife of Standard Oil heir Henry H. Rogers, Jr., as photographed in 1944.
Photographed by Serge Balkin, Vogue, June 19482/40The floral carpet and green and yellow tones of the fabric create an indoor garden scheme, as Mrs. William Paley, aka Babe, lounges on a tufted sofa in 1948.
Photographed by Horst P. Horst, Vogue, June 19663/40In 1966, the yellow Louis XVI chair strikes a very traditional tone against the geometric paneled backdrop in the Long Island home of photographer Horst P. Horst.
Photographed by Horst P. Horst, Vogue, June 19704/40Light is king in the Montecito, California, living room of architect Jack Warner circa 1970, whose pair of chaise longues provides a great spot to bask in the glow of the sun as reflected in the mirrors flanking the fireplace.
Photographed by Horst P. Horst, Vogue, March 19725/40The Chinese silk scroll paintings command attention in the Washington, D.C., living room of William McCormick Blair, Jr. circa 1972, rivaled only by the 18th-century gilt mirror above the fireplace.
