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    CONFLUENCE: EAST ASIA INTERSECTS WITH THE EAST SIDE

    Sep 12, 2019 2 minutes
    TEXT CATHY WHITLOCK
    PHOTOGRAPHY
    CHRIS COOPER

    MANHATTAN, NEW YORK

    Great interiors always have a beginning and seldom an end, as design is always a work in progress. For Manhattan interior designer Kiki Dennis, Asian art proved to be the starting point for a recent residential project.

    Dennis, a partner of Deborah Berke Partners in Manhattan, started with helping

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