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If you love French country decorating and Parisian design, these tricks will turn up that je ne sais quoi. Say hello to French design at home

Taking place at Christie’s in February, An Opulent Aesthetic: An Important Private Collection from an English Country House includes Old Master paintings, French 18th-century furniture and crystal chandeliers

From a dedicated room to the perfect nook, these spaces will inspire anyone's inner bibliophile.

In honor of Lane, who died last week at 85, we’re revisiting our 2001 trip to his home, with its Proustian décor and photographs of friends.

Layering bold patterns, jewel-tone colors, and exotic accents throughout his Manhattan apartment, designer Alex Papachristidis discovers that enough is never enough

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Thomas Chippendale was England’s foremost furniture designer during the 18th century. Though his name is usually associated with an extensive variety of chair design, he was also responsible for some of the more beautiful settees, tables, desks, mirrors, bookshelves, and china cabinets. Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo, and Chinese. This post is dedicated to his Chinese inspired designs commonly referred to as Chinese Chippendale. The taste for chinoiserie had…

Gathering inspiration and ideas for custom built ins with a fireplace for our family living room custom cabinetry ideas

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