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THE ART OF INTERIOR DESIGN

INTRODUCING IMPACT WITH PATTERN

I’VE always been a maximalist, a lover of ornamentation. I want to create things that make others feel happy. I’ve never been able to get my head around minimalism or flat colour. When I start a room design, I think about how I can make an empty space give joy.

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