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fromArchitectural Digest
6 days ago

Why Friction-Maxxing Should Be Part of Your Design Process

Choosing intentionally inconvenient, itchier options in daily life can rebuild attention, critical thinking, and deeper human connection.
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fromApartment Therapy
2 months ago

The One Design Rule Kelly Wearstler Says You Should Never Break

Avoid buying all furniture from one retailer to prevent a matchy-matchy showroom look and support slow, personalized decorating.
fromThe Inspired Room
2 months ago

Hygge for HomeBodies: Creating a Winter Sanctuary - The Inspired Room

Preparing for the holidays or the winter season a few weeks earlier than others doesn't mean we're rushing this one away. In fact, preparing ahead can actually help us be more present - both in the season we're in and the one to come. Procrastinating or avoiding preparation in one season can easily lead to disappointment or exhaustion in the next. There's a delicate balance between presence and preparation - I call this finding your seasonal home rhythm.
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fromThe Inspired Room
6 months ago

The Four Year Decorating Evolution of our Living Room - The Inspired Room

Changes are not always about making a room 'better' or more 'perfect', but making it work for your family and enjoying it in every season.
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