VERY fine, INDEED
THE TWO APARTMENTS couldn’t be more different from each other. Back in Paris, American textile designer Lisa Fine’s pied-à-terre had nineteenth-century grace and two separate sitting rooms. Its New York City replacement is made of post-War Sheetrock, with one combined living/dining/working space.
“The apartment in New York didn’t really speak to me,” admits Fine, whose primary residence is in Dallas. “It’s so boxy, with nothing special about
