LOCATED IN THE IRON CLAD STRUCTURE OF THE WEBSTER WHERE LAURE HERIARD DUBREUIL OPENED A BRANCH OF HER MIAMI CONCEPT STORE, THE SALON HAS BEEN CONCEIVED AS A BLEND BETWEEN PARIS AND NEW YORK, OLD AND NEW, WOOD AND METAL. SOME OF THE DEFINING ELEMENTS OF DAVID MALLETT’S ICONIC PARISIAN SALON ARE PRESENT TO ENSURE THE BRAND’S CONTINUITY. THE ARRESTING HERRINGBONE FLOOR, DESIGNED AS A MAGICAL BACKDROP FOR THE WHOLE SALON, IS AN HOMAGE TO THE PARIS SALON. IT IS MADE OF RECLAIMED PLANKS OF WOOD PURCHASED IN BELGIUM AND CAREFULLY STAINED TO ACHIEVE A UNIQUELY ELEGANT COOL HONEYED EFFECT. THE SAARINEN TULIP CHAIRS AND INCLINED MIRRORS PUNCTUATE EACH OF THE EIGHT WORK STATIONS. THE SPACE IS DIVIDED BY A 15 FEET LONG TABLE MADE BY FRANCOIS PUENAT AND HIS TEAM: TOP FRENCH CRAFTSMEN. A CREATIVE MARRIAGE OF MARBLE AND METAL ALONG GEOMETRIC PATTERNS, IT OFFERS CLIENTS A CONVIVIAL SPACE TO READ OR SIP TEA BETWEEN TREATMENTS.​
 
ROOTED IN THE HISTORY OF BOTH PARIS AND NEW YORK, THE MIX OF MATERIALS AND FURNITURE STYLES HAS ALLOWED US TO BRING TOGETHER THE EASY ELEGANCE OF DAVID MALLETT’S PARIS HEADQUARTERS AND THE INDUSTRIAL AND YET POETIC SOHO VIBE.