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Living Room by Jack Fhillips and Sally Altizer
Pratt & Lambert’s “Daydream” paint pops against the three-quarter-high white wainscoting. The designers strategically hung art and a textured mirror to make the line of demarcation less noticeable. Neutral-painted furniture teams with tufted slipper chairs and a skirted sofa to create a cozy conversation area. Underfoot, a sisal rug lends warmth to the well-appointed space.
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Here is the before of the family room. The floors were very interesting but tired, rather than refinishing the flooring, the designers opted to cover them with room sized carpets.
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Another amazing transformation done by designers:
Jack Fhillips, Jack Fhillips Design Inc., Four Harvard Circle, Suite 200, West Palm Beach, FL 33409; 561/659-4459,jfhillipsdesign.com;
and Sally Altizer, Design Connection, 725 Florham Drive, High Point, NC 27262; 336/883-7500.
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