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"A set of four early 1800s plant prints that we discovered in London's Bermondsey Market (get there early on Friday mornings) and had framed with simple black-stained wood and a perfect, pale green matting. Early 1800s; frames new.&amp;quot; John Loecke and Jason Oliver Nixon are the dynamic duo behind Madcap Cottage, their Brooklyn-based interior design firm. Known for their whimsical use of color and pattern, the Madcap gents scour the world for eclectic finds that capture their unique and gimlet-eyed view of the world. Imagine a British country house that pairs Granny's antiques and a spirited dash of chinoiserie chic with a side of Moroccan marvelous and Indian \u00E9lan. &amp;quot;If you are looking for beige and boring,&amp;quot; says Jason, &amp;quot;go bark up someone else's tree.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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