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Home Design Dim AND Cranky Lounge room 

In a Manhattan flat intended for a couple in the design world, Miles Redd lacquered dividers in Farrow and Ball's Hague Blue, "an extraordinary approach to do a touchy shading on account of the way it reflects light. It doesn't look dull to such an extent as rich."

CALIFORNIA LIVING 


With a stunning perspective of the seaside California wide open, this lounge is a perfect spot to divert. The numerous seating zones suit either a vast or little group. Fashioner Suzanne Tucker picked warm hues for a comfortable vibe even on a foggy day.

Striking Materials 


Light spirits from Down East revive the onetime inn that John Knott and John Fondas changed into their Maine summer house. The family room's clear fabrics, all by Knott's firm, Quadrille, pack an energetic punch, while Syrian decorated seats and Chinese clay stools inspire the cosmopolitan taste of New Britain seafarers.

Quieting Dim 


In a Florida house planned by Marshall Watson, a 1980s Lucite-and-glass table gives a jewellike accent to the quieted tones of the family room. Asilah ceiling fixture, Jerry Pair.

Provincial AND REFINED 


Planner Shawn Henderson upgraded the front room of this 1830s pilgrim farmhouse in Hillsdale, New York, by painting the wood dividers white however leaving the roof pillars dull. At that point he filled the space with furniture grabbed at yard deals and old fashioned stores.

ROOM WITH A Perspective 


In this lounge room of a Pennsylvania house, planned by Jeffrey Bilhuber, one side of a consecutive couch confronts the room, and the other side watches out through collapsing glass entryways toward the swimming pool. The club seat has ivory-and-dark strapwork that echoes the crossbeams of the engineering.

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