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This one was fun - taking an empty client primary bedroom space. Being a film person that loves design - the space reminded me of the Nancy Meyers film "Somethings Gotta Give" and Diane Keaton's character's primary bedroom. So I recreated it to capture the essence in this similar space. A bit of cinema magic.
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