At Home with Tony Cappoli
March 9, 2010
Text by Stacy Kunstel
![288_5 âThese two pieces hang above my bed in the master bedroom. They create harmony and continue the apartmentâs color scheme. I love the use of texture and color in the pieces and they go great with the big green ginger jar lamps on the nightstands.â](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/288_5.jpg?w=477&h=358&ssl=1)
âThese two pieces hang above my bed in the master bedroom. They create harmony and continue the apartmentâs color scheme. I love the use of texture and color in the pieces and they go great with the big green ginger jar lamps on the nightstands.â
![288_6 âPhillip is an artist Iâve always admired. For years I knew I would have something of his. One day I walked into a gallery and saw this 8 x 8 piece and thought, âOh my God, thatâs it.â I first purchased one then bought the others. They are small, but they carry themselves well. They have enough oomph to hold their own.â](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/288_6.jpg?w=477&h=357&ssl=1)
âPhillip is an artist Iâve always admired. For years I knew I would have something of his. One day I walked into a gallery and saw this 8 x 8 piece and thought, âOh my God, thatâs it.â I first purchased one then bought the others. They are small, but they carry themselves well. They have enough oomph to hold their own.â
In the March/April issue of New England Home we featured the home of Boston-based interior designer Tony Cappoli. What was it that drew him to it? Here’s a personal look at some of the artwork in his home.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Click here to see more of designer Tony Cappoli’s South Boston home.
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