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Great look for a ridiculous budget!

Love the blue cabinet against the green in the Living Room...

Yeah. we have a great detached Studio...it is where I do most of my design work. The floors are finished with a great water based matte finish....

"These threads always bring out the worst in AT." ...Esp the "
Keep Calm and Carry On" lovers...

The wallpaper in the bathroom is Osborn and Little. Thanks for all the great comments!

I admit, I have a huge, Rusted, hospital visit worthy if touched, sign the says RELAX hanging on the wall next to my hot tub...help me!!

I'll give you both the Ikat if you really want...of course there are classic interesting designs...BUT it's EVERYWHERE and that is my main reason that I avoid. Love reading everyones posts. I was once doing a major mountain castle in Colorado and the home owners only requests were: antlers,moose and cowhide...oh and as much Ralph Lauren as possible. Sometimes it takes a Disney cliche to make your clients happy...I dislike all the stenciled, numbered, distressed and items made out of "antique Parisian grain sacks"...lol
I LOVE real.

IKAT has run its course! Matchy match anything, Too many pillows, Just predictable accessories...I actually went through a period with my clients where I almost couldn't bare doing accessories..I felt like there was no way to find, yet alone, creatively place yet another vase, pair of candle sticks, bowl filled with orbs of any kind...lol. I told clients that they were in charge of personalizing their space with objects that actually meant something to them or they were drawn to. I'm not a fan of having something just to have it...classic items, like the Eames Lounge and ottoman become mundane when paired with the same orange accent wall, bamboo floor and Nelson Bubble Lamp same as most of the neighbors. Trends will kill you. The MCM trend has been going strong for a bit too long---I will always love certain pieces, but a house full is mind numbing and way too predictable.

Hello, This is Roman replying on our Boulder house. As a longtime Boulder designer, I've worked in every style imaginable...from mountain palaces to ultra modern penthouses to tiny historic cabins. I owned a home store and art gallery for a number of years and have traveled extensively. I've evolved over the years style wise and have been fortunate enough to be able to indulge my wife, and my, ever changing person styles. This house is far from finished it will continue changing--In fact, the interior was just finished being remodeled weeks before this latest shoot. ( The fireplace, Crystal chandeliers and floor to ceiling bookcases are gone!) The house is a living representation of our lives. I love the photography, but am amazed how different the story reads in my view
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The pencil holder is Utensilo by Vitra
The pink pillow on sofa custom made with Designer Guild fabrics
The wonderful white bookcases were contracted about a month ago by Aaron Austin of Boulder's Dancing Grains.
Funny how so many imagine all of us in Colorado buried in snow--too many winter days we're having margs in shorts on a patio.
The Yellow Flower rug came from a local Boulder rug shop--MILA
The Bedroom pink is Ralph Lauren Pink Quartz.
Hope the walls don't look OCHRE! they truly are the palest yellow--Our house is just so sunny that I it it reads golden

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