
βThe soigne vibe of this apartment is easily explained by the new ownerβs primary residence: Paris. When Haley sat down with his client for their first meeting, his heart jumped a little. βShe wanted a very simple mix of antique and modern, high-end and inexpensive. Thatβs exactly what I do,β says Haley, who is known for his low-key chic style.β
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βThe iconic Maison de Verre, a house built in 1923 in Paris, designed by Pierre Chareau, with an industrial grid facade, was the inspiration for the wire glass-topped steel subway grate that serves as an entry console.β
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βAll this sophistication doesnβt mean thereβs no place for a galvanized steel feeding trough. βI keep firewood in it and I love that it has dings,β says the client who is clearly luxuriating in her newly designed digs.β
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βThe onyx-black den is a wry reference to French Fumeurs, or smoking rooms, where proper ladies and gentlemen could retire for a postprandial puff.β
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