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RS: What are your tips for refreshing high-traffic areas like the kitchen and living room for fall?
woven prints, which create a dynamic energy in a space. Another interesting find
the latest trends. However, for all of my clients I always try to create a sense of modern freshness that feels familiar and comfortable but always unique to each space. My favourite “basics” include the perfect warm off-white walls, some kind of natural stone...I absolutely love any kind of marble with veining. Lots of textured fabrics, from velvets to Mongolian faux fur and
CT: Texture is a huge part of what I like to incorporate when things start to get a little colder and a great way to do that is
are these vinyl floor mats by Locus Vie. They’re great for high traffic areas where you want a practical solution for a busy family. They’re available in a variety of bold patterns that incorporate geometric and cement tile patterns.
by adding accent rugs to your kitchen and living spaces with a cozy feel. Natural textures like cotton or wool in an oversized cable knit pattern provides softness under your toes. And don’t forget that you can also layer rugs over carpet too. You will also see a lot of dynamic
RS: What are your go-to basics?
CT: I feel like I go through phases every five years since I am constantly exposed to
a one-of-a-kind wallpaper print. Finding a wallpaper that speaks to me will often be my starting point for a design. If
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