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Uncategorized / March 29, 2011

just got back from a long weekend in nyc.
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shoes at anthro i left there, but wish i brought them home with me.
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a few rugs that i made sure came home with me
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the view from the mandarin oriental bar
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i wanted these

and equally as exciting, i came home to a pair of these, new at the store this morning
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this new bench, which is made from a carpet i picked up at the flea market last time i was in nyc
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love, especially paired with the spot sofa
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yummy new piece of art
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and the best of all – approval from my client to go ahead with this plan for her office! check out that redonkeylous wallpaper
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