A cubistic dining area belonging to a patron of design and art with a love of Japanese aesthetics. This irreverent collector is drawn to the tension between the delicate and the bold, the natural and the industrial, and the old and the new, and as such has clad the space in an 18th century silk floral damask with floors of paneled tatami. This room is inspired by the taste of Pauline de Rothschild and Marie-Laurede Noailles.