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"Honoring Albert Hadley\nAlbert Hadley didn't merely design intriguing and livable rooms\u2014the Parish-Hadley partner also taught America what style was all about.\nThe dining room of Babe and William S. Paley's Fifth Avenue apartment, decorated by Albert Hadley and his partner, Sister Parish.\nHadley's stylish Connecticut cottage.\nAn array of fantastical objects, ranging from antique to modern, displayed at Parish-Hadley Assoc.'s midtown Manhattan office in the '90s.\nA mod herringbone floor joins peacock-blue walls in a New York City living room for attorney Frederic R. Coudert III; the large painting is by Larry Poons.\nHadley's Manhattan living room in the 1980s, with tea-paper-clad walls, sculptural chairs, and one of the hooked zebra rugs he favored.\nFrench antiques dapple the serene living room of New York City clients Louise and Henry Grunwald.\nMingling the influences of Parish-Hadley and Jansen\u2014which supplied the boiserie\u2014the Paleys' New York City living room was painted a glossy taxicab-yellow and outfitted with French and Asian antiques and brown satin sofas.\nHadley's characteristically crisp take on country-house style at Cherryfields, the New Jersey home of socialite Nancy \"Princess\" Pyne.\nA detail of Brooke Astor's famous Manhattan library, where her late husband's rare books filled enamel-and-brass bookcases; the sofa is covered in Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils's La Portugaise print.\nSophie and Leonard Davis's living room in Palm Beach, Florida, was a '70s project by Hadley.\nHappy Rockefeller's Fifth Avenue apartment, where the interior designer used Giacometti and Jean-Michel Frank furnishings commissioned by Nelson Rockefeller in the late '30s.\nIn a Manhattan master bedroom created for Astor, cheerful pastel Alan Campbell fabrics give the space the atmosphere of a country garden painted by one of the Impressionists."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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