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"    30 Editor&amp;#039;s Page  44 Word  35 Take Note: The Practical Made Perfect By Arlene Hirst  Met Home presents a special report from the Maison et Objet show in Paris and trees that light the way. 50 Met Tomes: Shelf Enchantment By Michael Lassell  A quick look at books that spring forward with new ideas in design, architecture, gardening and food.   58 Colorways: Hot Greens Suggesting everything from the first bright leaves of spring to the industrial age, acidic green comes home.  66 Weekend Garden: The Life Aquatic By Helen Thompson  Landscape architect Bill Bauer added a splash of water to an Austin backyard. 70 Creative Eye: Bright Ideas By Cara Greenberg  The Mary Bright Studio creates window treatments that love modernism. 78 Weekend Kitchen: The Rice of Spring By Janet Fletcher  Tender young vegetables play a leading role in a saffron-flavored paella. 82 Who&amp;#039;s Next: Tokujin Yoshioka By Laurie Manfra  Japan&amp;#039;s hottest young designer cooks up bold, modern looks for use at home or display in a museum. 95 Color Please 96 A Colorful Point of View By Raul Barreneche  Met Home of the Month Taking paint cues from the Northern California terrain, architects Cathi and Steven House, and designer Jay Jeffers created a modern home for a music-loving family.  106 A Room with a Hue or Two By Mario L\u00F3pez-Cordero  For a friend&amp;#039;s Manhattan apartment, interior designer Jamie Drake brought in a bright new style for a fresh start.  114 Rhapsody in Blues By Fred A. Bernstein  Designers William Diamond and Anthony Baratta stood tradition on its head in a modern makeover for a Greek revival Connecticut home. 124 Painted Lady By Susan Morgan  Marjorie Skouras used her design expertise to give her own Hollywood residence a shot of colorful caprice.  130 Primary Selection By Beth Dunlop  Albert Hadley Inc.&amp;#039;s Harry Heissmann invited a rainbow palette into a playful yet sophisticated Palm Beach condo.  136 Northwest Jewels By Susan Heeger  A hillside garden in Seattle was transformed into a tapestry with a mix of Mediterranean and desert plants in shades of red, gold and green.  140 Resources 148 Trend Watch Turn the light on with fresh takes on the classic incandescent. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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