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Mica Ertegun, Glamorous Interior Designer and Philanthropist, Dies at 97

Mica Ertegun, the New York doyenne of interior design who fled from Communism in postwar Romania, ran a chicken farm in Canada, married a legend of American pop music, and for 50 years dazzled her patrons with stylish décor, died on Saturday morning at her home in Southampton, N.Y., on Long Island. She was 97. Her death was announced by a friend, Linda Wachner. More than a decade after the death of her husband of 45 years, Ahmet Ertegun, a founder of Atlantic Records who reigned for five decades as one of the world’s most influential music magnates, national magazines still gushed over a couple that Vanity Fair called “the virtual definition of sophistication.” Mrs. Ertegun and the socialite Chessy Rayner founded the interior design firm MAC II in 1967 (the initials stood for “Mica and Chessy”) and presided over the décor of sumptuous apartments and grand homes in North and South America, Europe and the Middle East. Her husband, meanwhile, helped shape the careers of megastars like Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Bobby Darin, Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones.