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An All-American Summer

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By Jody Garlock, Annie Schlechter
| Better Homes and Gardens
An American flag billows above the gray-shingle cottage, while the waves of Nantucket Harbor lap in a comforting rhythm. It’s a picture-perfect glimpse of Nantucket, the Massachusetts island celebrated for its natural beauty and old-fashioned charm. The area has always captivated designers Gary McBournie and Bill Richards, whose seaside style has graced homes on the island for decades.
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A Home That Proves You Can Never Have Too Many Books

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By Alexa Brazilian, Annie Schlechter
| The New York Times
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. ATOP A FIVE-STORY residential townhouse wedged between designer boutiques on New York’s Upper East Side is a 1,100-square-foot apartment that’s home to over 4,500 books and their owner, the idiosyncratic 78-year-old designer and collector Peter-Ayers Tarantino.
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Pennsylvania’s State Capitol holds a manifesto in murals by Violet Oakley

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By Kira Goodey, Annie Schlechter
| The World of Interiors
Pennsylvania’s State Capitol sits high above Harrisburg, like a Beaux-Arts palais. The work of local artisans adorns its vast rotunda, from earthy Moravian tiles underfoot, depicting textile mills and snapping turtles in the region’s German-folk style, to the dome above, modelled on that of St Peter’s Basilica. At its centre, a staircase ascends to the senate chamber, designed in a French Renaissance style and finished in phthalo green and rare Irish jade, or Connemara marble.
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