Franca Sozzani’s pied-à-terre reflects the late editrix’s lifelong passion for art and design.

The living room features an Alvar Aalto lounge chair, a mink-covered Sacco chair by Zanotta, and two vintage Marco Zanuso Sleep-O-Matic sofas placed back to back. An Andreas Gursky C-print hangs in the hallway. Styling by Ana Cardinale.

An Alvar Aalto chair sits in the entrance hall.

Woodcuts are grouped over a guest room mantel.

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A portrait of Sozzani by Julian Schnabel overlooks a guest room. Vintage Venini glass vase.

In the master bedroom, 17th-century prints glow in gilded frames. Osvaldo Borsani desk; Medea chair by Vittorio Nobili.

In the studio, a photo by Peter Lindbergh hangs over a Tambour rolltop desk by George Nelson for Herman Miller.

A photograph from Shirin Neshat’s “Women of Allah” series hangs in the media room; the bookcase was designed by architect Massimiliano Locatelli, Sozzani’s longtime friend, who renovated the 19th-century townhouse.

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The ball-gown-like shower curtain is made of black sailcloth.

The living room features works by Anselm Kiefer and other artists.

Tall bookcases designed by Locatelli line a living room wall.

Neon lights by Osvaldo Borsani and Joseph Kosuth (on wall) illuminate the dining room. Vittorio Nobili chairs; Locatelli dining table.

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