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Dimensions: 200 x 300cm | 78,74” x 118,11” 300 x 450cm | 118,11” x 177,17” 400 x 600cm | 157,48” x 236,22” 600 x 800cm | 236,2” x 314.96” The diamond is the hardest mineral known, with a crystalline appearance and a geometric shape. The DIAMOND rug is inspired by one of the most loved and precious minerals known, with its colors that recall a sense of purity. Its design features a game of lights with hand-tufted botanical silk, making the DIAMOND rug the most elegant and rug of geometric collection. Find out more: https://cutt.ly/jnfeKmP

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We've transformed this outdoor space completely with: Installing aluminum Renson rooftop & fan, Azek composite decking, Feeney cable rail system, outdoor kitchen, and under-deck ZipUp Ceiling & Lighting

Monica Galloway
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I placed this Fiddlehead to activate a dull corner and to keep the plant close to sunlight per its instructions. Here the light dances on the plant which casts a shadow onto the wall- adding more intrigue. It truly is another lovely (understated moment). SAY YES TO THE POWER OF PLANTS. Preferably, I use living plants for my client’s psyche and to have these green living cells keep them company. However, if one can't commit to keeping plants alive, then go for the silk!

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Custom patchwork cowhide rug made in natural hides, especially for Jeannie. She came with an idea and sketch for a custom rug for her vacation home in Aspen, CO. Once the final design was decided, we selected may hides that would look very similar between one another and cut every patch by hand. This is the result of a very custom, handcrafted, special job! :)

Los Angeles based Interior Designer Erika Bruder wanted to transform an upstairs hallway into an art gallery in this year's Pasadena Showcase House. Collaborating with Fine Art Photography gallery PurePhoto, she used a Dunn-Edwards Molasses paint color on the walls to contrast the bright and contemporary fine art photography pieces. PurePhoto worked with Erika to face mount prints to acrylic for a "floating" feel of off of the wall. PurePhoto then framed the pieces in the darkest spaces in white wood gallery frames to lighten up the space. Photo Credit: Mike Kelley

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Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional partial sun side yard landscaping in Boston.

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