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"facebook dialogPinterestDesign\n\nfacebook dialogPinterestMacpherson\n\nThe man who, with Eric Goode, designed the polished Bowery and Maritime Hotels in New York, shares his advice for how to make your home guest-worthy.\n\nQ: What's the biggest difference between home and hotel design?\n\nA: Hotels are designed to be spotless. Virtually every item in the Bowery Hotel is made to be cleanable. You don't want to give that hygienic impression at home.\n\nQ: So what is it, then, that makes some hotel rooms so appealing?\n\nA: I used to live in the Chateau Marmont, and I loved that it was utterly immaculate all the time. Hotel rooms are optimistic and hopeful places. The stress is gone.\n\nQ: How do you re-create that feeling at home?\n\nA: Throw away your junk. I apply Jackie O's advice: When she got dressed, she looked at herself in the mirror. The first thing she saw she'd take off before she left. Monica Khemsurov"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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