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I read a tiny article – and I do mean tiny, it was less than a quarter of a page - in Elle Decor last week that reveals what top designers believe are “over-and-done-with” decorating trends. Let’s see if you agree or no:
Books as Decor
I’ve got so many books in my home that I’m using as decor, I’ll just have to move out and start over . . .
Anthropologie, of course! There is always a contest during the holidays in New York to see who is able to create the most fetching storefront. The way Anthropologie merchandises and stages vignettes is super whimsical, sometimes bizarre, and always fun. There’s usually a theme of sorts, or a few themes – that was certainly the case when I visited London’s Anthropologie last year (click here).
I must admit, I have not always been a fan of animal prints – not in fashion and certainly not in decor. But I really like the modern application I’m seeing lately of animal prints. Like the zebra print in this yellow bedroom. If it was the print of the bedspread, it may not have been as appealing as it is here peeking out behind the simple bedding.
| OK, I haven’t seen the new movie and I am not condoning the moral code of any of the characters therein. That being said, everyone talks about how Sex and the City is all about the fashion. Well, the people involved in Sex and the City have some seriously inspiring interior design going on, as well. This is Carrie’s closet from her original apartment. Three words: to die for. |  |
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