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One could not have a more knowledgeable guide to the Ten Crus, the distinct growing areas of southern Burgundy’s Beaujolais region, than the native son of a farmer and descendant of four centuries of wine producers – Georges Duboeuf.  

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Exuding timeless glamour and telling a vibrant, historic tale, traditional rugs are shedding their age-old facade and finding their way into contemporary homes. Old World rugs have proved their versatility and unchanging charm by transforming from a conventional design staple into the perfect backdrop for modern décor. Their intricate patterns and pigmented color combinations, mixed with the simplicity and ease of cutting-edge design, flawlessly blend the elements of old and new style. 

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Sick of papers piling up on a dining room table you haven’t used since Thanksgiving? Homeowner and designer Nisha Tailor of Nisha Tailor Interior Design knew the feeling; she broke from tradition with a posh lounge outfitted in a contemporary mix of textures and styles.

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A background in horticulture has given Steve Schultz both the means and perspective to turn his Town and Country residence into a private oasis. With a recording studio, hair salon and fitness studio all built right into a contemporary design, it’s a home that’s simultaneously indulgent and simple.

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Forget your standard wood shelf nailed to the wall. Display books, objects and artwork from hanging shelving and create storage in an otherwise blank space.

one: Hanging shelf, by Carlysle Manufacturing Company. Photography by Jen Siska.

two: Book press shelf, available at Pottery Barn.

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Lobby makeover, St. Louis, MO
Photography by Michael Jacob

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