House Beautiful November Issue
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Check out this chinoiserie paradise by Ashley Whittaker Design:
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| The greens and yellows carry over into the kitchen/breakfast nook. Don't the lettuceware plates and bowls work beautifully? And of course I'm crazy about the pagoda-style pendant light from Urban Electric Co, | 
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| This show-stopping dining room makes the cover for November -- no surprise! They had me at the wallpaper: de Gournay's Jardinieres Citrus Trees | 
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| This is the one room where the couple's husband selected the decor choices, and I have to say it's probably my favorite room. The Clarence House Tibet wallpaper is brilliant in here -- a small room so it's not overpowering and when paired with darker wood it looks so rich and masculine against all the lighter pastels of this home. And anytime someone uses a Moravian star pendant I'm usually onboard. | 
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| The master bedroom is on blue and white overload but I like how the rustic looking mirrored furniture keeps things from looking too pristine in here. | 
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| And a trellis-work sunroom? Seriously this room couldn't get better, right down to the white bamboo pendant light peeking out at the top right corner. | 
But here's the great part -- Ashley Whittaker's fantastic home isn't the only work inside November's issue that's worth a look! Check out this global-decor friendly Dallas home by Lisa Fine.
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| Layers of blues and reds and a health dose of pattern mixing is the recipe for success here. | 
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| Her collection of art is fantastic -- This gallery wall is so cohesive in color and theme but still looks effortless and completely free spirited. | 












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