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" &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m currently obsessed with the photographs of Mary Ellen Bartley that I spotted at Ruby Beets in the Hamptons. I absolutely love the gorgeous and modern way she captures the beauty of the seaside. Recently, I chose a large-scale piece for the new house of clients, to remind them of their summer escape!&amp;quot; \u2014Erin Gates, Elements of Style   &amp;quot;I am a long-time lover of stripes, but lately I&amp;#039;ve been enchanted by striped fabrics that have a twist. Jim Thompson&amp;#039;s ad for Bamboozle is on my desk right now. It&amp;#039;s a white ground with what looks like big, hand-painted zig-zaggy lines\u2014as if the painter were balancing on an exercise ball. Another favorite is Riviera in Garance from Christian Lacroix&amp;#039;s collection for Designer&amp;#039;s Guild. It was designed to mimic a crushed striped couture gown, with red and white stripes converging at crazy angles. When I saw it I thought of a man&amp;#039;s shirt tossed on a chair. Either way, it reads as casual elegance.&amp;quot; \u2014Patricia Shackelford, Mrs. Blandings  &amp;quot;Pendleton has been making Native American-inspired blankets for something like 100 years, but they&amp;#039;ve really jumped to the fashion forefront with their collaborations with Urban Outfitters and uber-hip shop Opening Ceremony. Tribal patterns are right on trend this Fall, and Pendleton&amp;#039;s use of color is just genius. Charcoal, mustard and turquoise? Hot pink and olive green? Teal and burgundy? Incredibly inspiring.&amp;quot; \u2014Betsy Burnham, Burnham Design   &amp;quot;Online magazines are emerging at an ever-increasing rate, but I believe only a handful show real signs of being able to stand the test of time by delivering high-quality, original content. One such title, Sweet Paul, launched their fall issue this week, with over 150 pages of recipes, craft projects, home decorating ideas, and seasonal activities. I came away from it feeling inspired by the copper and auburn tones of the new season, along with a renewed eagerness to visit the farmer&amp;#039;s market for fresh produce. Time to get cooking!&amp;quot; \u2014Will Taylor, Bright Bazaar   &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m constantly on the lookout for easy, inexpensive ways to add unexpected details and bright colors to a space. Recently, I&amp;#039;ve been in love with cloth-covered cord to rewire lamps and create my own ceiling fixtures\u2014something even a beginner DIY-er can tackle. Visible wiring is a necessary evil sometimes, but if it can be embraced with some fun red twisted cord from Sundial Wire\u2014which I recently used on my bedside lights. The right wiring can bring some necessary color and a subtle vintage feel to a room.&amp;quot; \u2014Daniel Kanter, Manhattan Nest    &amp;quot;Currently, I have a major design crush on Harlequin&amp;#039;s Boutique Wallpaper Collection. It&amp;#039;s a fun combination of vintage-inspired floral patterns mixed with modern quirky details\u2014and it all looks handmade. As Fall approaches, I&amp;#039;m keeping a little stack of samples on my desk to give me a little &amp;#039;forever springtime&amp;#039; inspiration.&amp;quot; \u2014Jessica Caldwell, Design Wonderland   What did you love this week? Let us know in the comments below!  Plus, click here to see what we were reading this week! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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