Check out the November issue of Interior Design, featuring an apartment in Paris that was done by d’apostrophe.  The stately mansion in its former life were offices for French civil servants.  D’apostrophe restructured and combined two floors, for a gallery like residence, featuring the clients art collection.

Francis D’Haene, a NY based Belgian architect and principal of d’apostrophe design, inc. has been selected as a recipient of Interior Design Magazines prestigious BEST OF YEAR Award. The winning project was the transformation of a barn into a 5300 sq. ft. second home in Remsenburg, NY. Created for one of the founders of the Le Pain Quotidian restaurants, D’Haene and his team re-engineered the whole structure. By knocking down interior walls and adding a sleek central staircase they were able to create a clean contemporary interior. A true blend of the purest elements of a minimalist, modern style and an authentic rustic aesthetic.