Experience

Designed in the 1950s our Stilvano bistro light is one of our favourite pieces in the salon and if you close your eyes while basking in its glow, you might just hear the sounds of a bustling Paris cafe.

Designed in 1958 by Serge Mouille in Paris, a french industrial designer and goldsmith, this highly sought after and very limited lamp is inspired by musculature and skeletons and the shades represent a female form.

A mid-19th century French design, Louis Philippe Gilt Mirrors could be found in the ballrooms of the luxurious Palace of Versailles and in grand apartments on the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris.

Reminiscent of a historic 17th century private mansion in Paris, our crown molding and wainscotting has stunning classic style details. We love how the mouldings & paneling reflect on our marble front desk.

The handle pulls throughout the salon are based on french flea market finds, the marais hardware is crafted in solid brass that results in a streamlined silhouette that mimics the subtle elegance of a Parisian apartment.

The Paris apartment of art dealers of Lawrence and Patrick Séguin inspired our very own gallery wall in the salon. The constantly rotating art pieces in our gallery are inspired by eclectic design, contemporary art, world travel and family. Be sure to ask Carole about the stories behind the art on our gallery wall!

Inspired by a grand apartment building developed by Banda Properties, that overlooks one of London England’s premier garden squares, our front desk stands tall every day with open arms to welcome your arrival.

Designed by Jean Jeanneret in Paris in 1955, after graduating from Ecole Des Beaux-Arts in Geneva, Jean designed this classic chair. Its flat inclined backrest, compass base and tapered legs will never go out of style.

Designed by Eileen Gray in Paris in 1935, her Bonaparte chair is one of the seldom cases in which the luxurious comfort of an upholstered chair has been successfully united with a tubulär steel construction. Eileen Gray used it for decades as her desk chair in her Paris home at Rue Bonaparte.

Designed by Jean Prouvé in Paris in the 1940’s, the Fauteuil Direction Chair is a comfortable armchair that design cuts a fine figure and exemplifies the constructive aesthetic for which Prouvé is so well known for. This chair is our “pièce de résistance”!

Inspired by a family apartment in the old neighborhood of Le Marais in Paris, our bathroom will probably surprise you! The classic white marble countertop, the golden brass faucet, the almond green cabinetry and brass pulls combined with the bespoke woodwork and wainscotting will invigorate a feeling of french art-deco.

Our barber chair was inspired by the well appointed men’s grooming area at the luxury “Hotel Crillon” Paris. The design of this classic chair has not changed in over 50 years and the custom color, England Green, is a tip-of-the-hat to Barber Greg’s time spent training in London, England at the London School of Barbering.

Often overlooked, the flooring at Soho has been imported from Spain and hand selected with careful consideration by Soho Master Hair Stylist, Carole Lemire. The beautiful metallic, 12*24 stone tiles give the illusion of a rusted steel floor that has been power polished to bring out Mother Nature’s most modern browns and metallic bronzes. So nice you’ll feel guilty for stepping on it.

The crisp white environment at Soho is reminiscent of a classic Parisian apartment. The clear background and a clean palette accurately showcases the hair color and the hair design. Sharp, clean and glossy surfaces, along with the stunning Color Perfect Lighting System, give the space a natural glow, perfect for color perfection and master hair design.