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The Wizard Behind Ralph Lauren Stores Goes Solo

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By Catherine DiPersico
| The Comm Sheet
By Catherine DiPersico | Photos by Frank Frances Studio For decades, Alfredo Paredes was the wizard behind the curtain. As the creative force shaping Ralph Lauren's legendary retail environments, he built worlds that transported shoppers somewhere else entirely. Now, he's stepped out from behind the curtain to create an Emerald City of his own. The designer's first brick-and-mortar store has opened in Hudson, New York, and it's exactly what you'd hope: less showroom, more beautifully layered home.
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Pollini at Ladbroke Hall's Next Chapter Feels Like Home

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By Catherine DiPersico
| The Comm Sheet
Skip to content By Catherine DiPersico | Photos by Stevie Campbell White tablecloths? Sure. White-knuckling over which fork to use? Nope, not here. Tucked inside West London's cultural hub for art, design, and performance, Pollini at Ladbroke Hall occupies the soaring arched entrance of what was once the Sunbeam Talbot Motor Company's 1903 automobile factory. Somehow, that's not the coolest thing about it.
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This Bold Paint Choice Turned a Kitchen Eyesore Into a Major Design Feature

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By Catherine DiPersico
| Aol Verified
Apartment Therapy and AOL may earn commission from links in this article. Credit: Catherine Dipersico As any renter moving into a new apartment could tell you, it can be very easy to focus on the eyesores that you might not be able to change: builder-grade finishes, awkward layouts, and a lack of storage. But for a dear friend of mine who recently landed in her dream Brooklyn neighborhood, an architectural feature that others would ignore ended up becoming a very key part of her space.
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