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"A Rustic Hamptons Haven\nA Belgian expat couple turns to a longtime friend, Francis D'Haene of D'Apostrophe Design, to transform their weekend house into a minimalist retreat\nVincent Herbert, CEO of Le Pain Quotidien, and his wife, Laurence Verbeke, enlisted Francis D'Haene of D'Apostrophe Design to renovate their weekend house in Remsenburg, New York. Much of its exterior was replaced with siding salvaged from a 200-year-old Canadian barn.\nThe interior now features a double-height living area; the sofas are by Living Divani, the chairs and matching side table are vintage Allan Gould from 1stdibs, and the paintings are by Alberto Di Fabio.\nA minimalist fireplace blends into the white walls, while floating panels overhead conceal ductwork; the sculpture is South African, and the rugs are vintage Moroccan.\nDinesen wide-plank Douglas-fir floorboards complement the pristine architecture; the lamp is by BDDW.\nIn the dining area, Tom Dixon pendant lamps are grouped with Hans J. Wegner Wishbone chairs from Carl Hansen &amp;amp; Son and a custom-made table and banquette by Townsend Design.\nThe kitchen cabinetry is Varenna by Poliform; the island is topped with Corian, the range and hood are by Gaggenau, and the stools are by McGuire.\nA picture window in the media room/yoga studio frames a view of the outdoors; the chair is vintage Belgian, the speakers are by Proclaim Audioworks, and the Carrara-marble floor tiles are by Studium.\nA BDDW bed anchors the open master suite.\nThe master suite has Belgian bluestone tiles by Studium; the tub and sink are by Boffi.\nBisazza tiles line the adjacent powder room, which has a Boffi sink and fittings.\nIn a children's room, a Castor light fixture from Matter hangs above beds by Ducduc; the floor lamp is by Flos, and the chairs were found at a Paris flea market."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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