Albert Hadley lived a joyful and successful life as an interior designer. Sadly, he passed away today at the age of 91. We will remember him for influencing generations of designers with his classic and chic designs.
"The quality of good design never changes.
However, I think our interpretation changes from one day to the next"
- Albert Hadley
New York City apartment - 1940s French chairs by Jules Leleu.
New York City Apartment - 1960's wall hanging by Marc Saint-Saëns
and the simply stunning painted floor by Ruppert Lindemann.
Manhattan apartment - Bronze sculpture by Robert Courtright, vintage T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings chair.
Manhattan apartment - Pillows made in an Osborne & Little zigzag fabric, gold round layered cocktail table from Antony Todd Home, modern side tables by Leavitt Weaver and the rug by Fort Street Studio.
Manhattan apartment - Saarinen Tulip table and Brno armchairs by Knoll
Photography by William Waldron
To read more about his legacy, visit Elle Decor