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Beautiful kitchen by Amluz on Indulgy.com

I'm not sure what you all listen to, if it's the radio or Pandora, Spotify, etc. but ever since I found that I could pay for a radio station and not listen to commercials, I've done that. A funny thing happened though, the online station finds songs similar to the ones I like and that is how I find new artists. Now, I have no clue to who the popular artists are on the charts and watching the music awards has become Greek to me. A new artist popped up last year on my favorite station…

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I find it so hard to find a happy medium in between my love of two decorating styles. I love love love an all white palette. It feels so e...

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At Home in Arkansas: This entire home seems to have a light, livable feel that could work for any time of day or any occasion. How do you describe this style? Designer Jim Howard of James Michael Howard, Inc.: It’s really classic American design that incorporates pieces of European furniture. I used true American...Read More »

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Here we are again..........from the pages of Traditional Home, we can see Colette's home in Rosedale, Toronto. Colette has moved home (she grew up in Toronto) from London to run Nicky Haslam design in Toronto, where they now have a shop in Canada for the first time. They also have their new fabric line, Random Harvest, and as you will see in the photos below and hear Colette on the video, she loves to mix old and new, unusual color schemes and sometimes allows the rooms to fall into place…

I was excited to find an old article about one of Mark Hampton’s projects in southern Florida in an old issue of Architectural Digest. The home (or I should say mansion) was in British colonial style, and the project was a collaboration between Hampton and architect Charles Pawley. The chosen powerful color combinations for the interiors were influenced by the location of the mansion, the hot climate, the natural light, the landscape, and the clients’ personal preferences. While enjoying the…