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I stumbled across these photographs I took at a Cooking Club hosted by my pal, Robbie, in December of last year. I forgot to share them with you last year, so I decided to do it now! I loved her stick Christmas tree with the origami swans. |
| I did some interior styling for Robbie a couple of years back, and we did a lot of cool things in her home – like some fun wall groupings of her daughter’s art and this tangy green wall color in her dining room. |  |
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Euro Saarinen first produced his iconic Saarinen tulip table in the 1950s and it was a hit in mod homes of the 60s. It’s popularity lives on in today’s homes because of its style and functionality. |
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I’m always encouraging clients to make their rooms more functional, more beautiful, and more “them.” This is a great example of taking an underused room and making it highly useful and true to the homeowner’s interests. These homeowners are true bibliophiles (that means they’re readers  ). But all their books and bookcases were stuffed into a guest bedroom. It made perfect sense to bring the books into the place they actually lived – or should I say, now actually live. This room had little function for them before, except to hold hand-me-down furniture that didn’t reflect their own tastes. |
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