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Newspaper Article
Going green
2008
Overview
It's appropriate that green is the colour of the walls of [Tricia Guild]'s hallway, given how envy-inspiring the veteran designer's west London home is. The vibrant lime hue is bold but beautiful and is a shade that runs through the entire house. \"The colour is just like spring,\" says Guild. \"Even on the dullest day it means that this house always has a life and energy about it.\" Guild, who started Designers Guild in 1970, and two years later opened an interiors shop on London's King's Road, is known for her colourful and contemporary style and her home reflects her professional tastes with its palette of lime, fuchsia and turquoise. \"I love colour,\" she explains enthusiastically, \"but when you start looking around the house it's actually very tempered, with a lot of white and natural.\" So although the interior walls are striking, pale marble and light wood floors keep the decor from ever appearing brash.
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Independent Digital News & Media
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