Upon stepping off of the elevator and into the expansive Chicago condominium of inside designer Sasha Adler’s longtime clientele, company are transported to a gallery-like place where modern day artwork and exquisite antiques commingle. In the lobby, daring choices from the homeowners’ blue-chip collection—contemporary functions by Sean Scully, Rose Wiley, and Richard Prince—are at household between gilded light-weight fixtures and filigreed furniture. The herringbone wooden flooring, black-and-white checkered tile, and intricate molding suggest a prewar heritage solely by its style and design. “It’s a brand new constructing,” Adler states of the job, which introduced a blank canvas. “They procured uncooked space, so we required to develop a feeling of architecture in the…