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" Let me admit that I usually don&amp;#039;t read designer coffee table books. I look at the pictures, and if I really like a room, I read the captions. But interior designer Bunny Williams&amp;#039;s newest book \u2014 filled with breathtaking photographs by the great Fritz von der Schulenburg \u2014 is a do-it-yourself primer in disguise. From lessons in ingenious furniture arrangement to thoughtful shopping (&amp;quot;A common mistake many people make when they are starting out is to go into a store and buy the most comfortable sofa, which becomes the elephant in the room after it&amp;#039;s delivered.&amp;quot;) and curtain selection (&amp;quot;If you cannot have your curtains made by an accomplished workroom, then keep the design simple.&amp;quot;) to expert advice on choosing the right rug or the paint for your walls \u2014 it&amp;#039;s all here.  And even if you can&amp;#039;t spring for custom embroideries or hand-painted murals, read this book for Bunny&amp;#039;s advice. She&amp;#039;s John Fowler\u2013light (her palette, that is), and she&amp;#039;s wholly American. Yay! Published By Stewart, Tabori &amp;amp;amp; Chang (stcbooks.com);272 pages, $60. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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