Going Like Sixty
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It’s a restaurant like you see in the movies: Daniel, the eponymous New York City restaurant of Daniel Boulud, has been classically restyled in a most impressive makeover after closing for six weeks. Glass light boxes, wrought-iron wall sconces that look like tree branches and matching screens between the lobby and the bar, porcelain tiles and a back-lit bar can be the scene set for high drama, romance, or comedy. As you might expect from a top-tier restaurant, highbrow art from Spanish artist Manolo Valdes graces the walls. One can only dream.  The most impressive touches here are in the lighting: glass light boxes over the balustrades and encircling the dining room, wrought-iron wall sconces modeled after tree branches and matching screens separating the lobby from the bar area, custom chandeliers with porcelain tiles by Bernardaud, a back-lit etched wall in the bar room and a glass façade on the walnut bar.
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