"The older we get (as driveway-shoveling, heat-bill-paying adults), the harder it is not to sound like the Grinch around the "fall back" end of daylight savings time, when the impending winter gripes commence like holiday tradition. And who among us is above some occasional kvetching about the season? It's dark, it's frigid, and often throughout the average December-March stretch, at least for those of us up north, the mere suggestion of going out feels daunting."
"The thing about working at AD is that it's all too easy to slip into reveries set in our featured dwellings. This happens year-round, it's just par for the course with this type of gig. But December in particular makes us pine for a specific type of space: pads with moody atmospheres, warm natural accents, and fireplaces galore-the kinds of homes that make us feel all warm and cozy inside just from gazing at pictures of them."
Winter brings long, dark, and cold stretches that make going out feel daunting for many, and hunkering down inside a comfortable home eases seasonal dreariness. Interiors with moody atmospheres, warm natural accents, and plentiful fireplaces create instant coziness even from photographs. Work at AD frequently inspires reveries about featured dwellings, and December intensifies desire for snug, cinematic spaces. Emma Roberts's Los Angeles home includes a custom millwork bathroom vanity installed with guidance from designers Louisa Pierce and Emily Ward. The home contains charming childhood mementos, including a tiny time-out chair kept for son Rhodes.
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