MARCH 2017 I BOROMAG.COM 47 to go to Housing Works and Goodwill to look at their home goods. My mom saw the print and we snapped it up for $10. Mom named her Suzanna.” In the kitchen the black, white and grey theme continues, with color being provided only by nature, in the form of a row of cacti on the window sill. “The one in the middle is called Cactus John. We picked him up at Ikea — we went once — and he has grown and grown.” The gallery wall above the chairs feels like a scene from a Soho loft. A stylish print of Kate Moss is framed in white, next to two more fashion prints and an elegant mirror. Just being in this space made me feel cooler! Everything in this apartment has its place, and there is no clutter to be found. As the English textile designer William Morris once said, “Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.” I can only imagine he wrote that after visiting the apartment of Emily Butler. As they say in Paris, tres chic!
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