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An eye for beauty : rooms that speak to the senses
\"Beth Webb believes that the most beautiful interiors transcend what we see. Her philosophy of achieving true beauty in the home involves tapping into a deeper place, where sound, touch, taste, and smell also reside. There, nestled between our experiences and memories, are innate personal preferences that must be present before we feel entirely content. Throughout the pages of this lavish book, Beth shows how she realizes individual room, and elegantly composed homes, that offer just such a sense of contentment and well-being. As she leads us through twelve residences from Atlanta to Costa Rica, Beth reveals how she has layered the house's history and the homeowners' past with the way they want to live now. From the palette of crisp blues in a lake house to the smell of the surf drifting through the curtains of a beachside retreat, Beth invites us to discover the design details that facilitate an instinctual sense of home, and a beautiful existence within it\"--Dust jacket flap.
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Go light
For larger groups, they clear off the trestle table in the living room and pull up kitchen chairs. A local auto-body shop painted the Waterworks Candide tub silver, based on a Mercedes-Benz paint color. Crisp white upholstery keeps the sitting room fresh, and linen sheers filter the light.EMPTY [Photograph]: Call it a happy accident that Connor, a wheaten terrier, matches the new cerused oak floor in the library. The homeowners, Webb says, have \"oodles of books on interiors, art, and gardens,\" a few of which hold mounted masks from Parc Monceau on the wine-tasting table from Mimi Williams Interiors.EMPTY [Photograph]: The loggia -- \"an homage to blue and white\" -- opens to the pool and garden.
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Embracing beauty
Designer Beth Webb is beloved for her ethereal, light-filled rooms. Her second book features projects from across the country, from the Gulf coast of Florida to Kiawah Island, Jackson Hole, and Hermosa Beach, California.
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