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Donovan Roberts Witmer

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As seen in: Lehigh Valley Style, Susquehanna Style Magazine
Professional photographer. Adoptive dad. Instagram portfolio: @donovanwitmer Instagram personal: @donovanwitmer365
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Must Have Classic Blue Essentials

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By Donovan Roberts Witmer
| Susquehanna Style Magazine Verified
INTERIORS HOME 12. Madison Park Ensemble Pillow | $588.00 / set 3130 Columbia Ave, Lancaster, PA 17603 717-390-2000 | Interiors-furniture.com FURNITURE FINESSE 1. CBK Wall Plates | $139.00 13. Wesley Hall Sydney Indigo (Blue Leopard Rug Sample)  | $279.00 - $789.00 14. Custom Throw Pillow | $29.00 700 W Market St a, York, PA 17401 717-848-8759 | furniturefinesseyorkpa.com AK INTERIORS 9. Shanghai Blue Jaye Tray | $62.00 10. Eleanor Bud Vase | $24.00 16.
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Bring in the Blues

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By Marianna Torres, Donovan Roberts Witmer
| Susquehanna Style Magazine Verified
The pantone color of the year is ‘Classic Blue.’ If you’re wondering what that means, don’t worry; the décor experts of the Susquehanna Valley have got you covered. Treat it as a Neutral A common thought is that neutrals only consist of nudes and certain greens. However, classic blue can also be paired with plenty of shades and tones.
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Prussian Street Arcade

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By M. Diane McCormick, Donovan Roberts Witmer
| Susquehanna Style Magazine Verified
The light. The windows. The soaring ceilings. When Michael and Susan Ferrari first walked into the former Bickel’s Snack Foods plant in Manheim, they found a land of enchantment. “It felt like a fairy tale,” says Susan.
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