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Welcome Home: A Cozy Minimalist Guide to Decorating and Hosting All Year Round

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The Great Indoors: The Surprising Science of How Buildings Shape Our Behavior, Health, and Happiness

Design the Home You Love: Practical Styling Advice to Make the Most of Your Space [An Interior Design Book]

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How to Live with Objects: A Guide to More Meaningful Interiors

Hill House Living: The Art of Creating a Joyful Life

Home Therapy: Interior Design for Increasing Happiness, Boosting Confidence, and Creating Calm: An Interior Design Book

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Right at Home: How Good Design Is Good for the Mind: An Interior Design Book

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Quotes Tagged “Interior Design”

“ Thus all good architecture and good decoration (which, it must never be forgotten, is only interior architecture) must be based on rhythm and logic. ”
― Edith Wharton

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“ The home I grew up in was something you might expect to find in an F. Scott Fitzgerald novel. Domed ceilings with ornate moldings, inlaid marble floors, and more powder rooms than people. It was a small palace. Mom loved French architecture and décor and would take trips overseas to find unique antiques. There were two exterior swimming pools, a tennis court, a pavilion, plus a rose garden, Italian stepped stone fountains, and grounds galore. A branch of the Trinity River flowed near stone-cover ...more ”
― Mary Hollis Huddleston, Piece of Cake: A Novel

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