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GUIDEFall Gallery
W A S H I N G T O N D CM A R Y L A N D V I R G I N I A
LARONLANDRY
At Home with the Redskins
A Spotlight on four stylish bathrooms that brings the spaexperience home
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Sneak Peek
CONTENTS
14. Arts & GalleriesShowcase
61. Real Estate Report
Andrea Houck updates an Arlington condo
Homes and kitchen to see
84. DatebookPlanning a successful
landscape project
Dinning Rooms145.
Indulgences167.
59. Landscape plan? �nd it here!
202. Designing for Life
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22. Expert Advice
John Dreyfuss’s monumental sculpture*
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19. Fall Art Guide
A Touch of Glamour*Boffi Is Back
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occasional buyer, it’s important to find art that resonates. I’ve learned that a piece’s staying power— and your desire to live with it on a long-term basis— is more important than whether or not it matches your sofa. Designers love to work with clients who value art in its purest sense because art can impart an extra dimension to their work, transforming a perfect but bland room into a profoundly beau-tiful space. occa-sional buyer, it’s important to find art that reso-nates. I’ve learned that a piece’s staying power— and your desire to live with it on a long-term basis— is more impor-tant than whether or not it matches your sofa. Design-ers love to work with clients who value art in its purest sense because art can impart an extra dimension to their work, transforming a perfect but bland room into a profoundly beautiful space.occasional buyer, it’s important to find art that resonates. I’ve learned that a piece’s staying power— and your desire to live with it on a long-term basis— is more important than whether or not it matches your sofa. Designers love to work with clients who value art in its purest sense because art can impart an extra dimension to their
“since the remod
eling, I’ve
added more colo
r to my home.
It really picks y
ou up.” — JOAN BIALEK
73 74
work, transforming a perfect but bland room into a profoundly beautiful space. occasional buyer, it’s important to find art that resonates. I’ve learned that a piece’s staying power— and your desire to live with it on a long-term basis— is more important than whether or not it matches your sofa. Designers love to
INHOMEBARS
occasional buyer, it’s important to find artbasis— is more important than w art in its purest sense because art can impart an extra dimension room into a profoundly beautiful space.
occasional buyer, it’s important to find artbasis— is more important than w art in its purest
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occasional buyer, it’s important to find art that resonates. I’ve learned that a piece’s staying power— and your desire to live with it on a long-term basis— is more important than whether or not it matches your sofa. Designers love to work with clients who value art in its purest sense because art can impart an extra dimension to their work, transforming a perfect but bland room into a profoundly beau-tiful space. occa-sional buyer, it’s important to find art that reso-nates. I’ve learned that a piece’s staying power— and your desire to live with it on a long-term basis— is more impor-tant than whether or not it matches your sofa. Design-ers love to work with clients who value art in its purest sense because art can impart an extra dimension to their work, transforming a perfect but bland room into a profoundly beautiful space.occasional buyer, it’s important to find art that resonates. I’ve learned that a piece’s staying power— and your desire to live with it on a long-term basis— is more important than whether or not it matches your sofa. Designers love to work with clients who value art in its purest sense because art can impart an extra dimension to their
“since the remod
eling, I’ve
added more colo
r to my home.
It really picks y
ou up.” — JOAN BIALEK
73 74
work, transforming a perfect but bland room into a profoundly beautiful space. occasional buyer, it’s important to find art that resonates. I’ve learned that a piece’s staying power— and your desire to live with it on a long-term basis— is more important than whether or not it matches your sofa. Designers love to
t After signing with Def Jam, she spent the
next three months recording and completing
her debut album. The album featured produc-
tion from Evan Rogers, Carl Sturken, Stargate
and Poke & Tone.
She first collaborated with rapper Memphis
Bleek on his fourth studio album 534 before her
debut. She released her debut single, "Pon de
Replay" on August 22, 2005, which peaked at
number two on both the Billboard Hot 100 and
the UK Singles Chart. It became a global hit,
peaking within the top ten across fifteen coun-
tries. Her debut album, Music of the Sun, was
released in August 2005 in the United
States.[27] The album reached number ten on
the Billboard 200, selling 69,000 copies in its
first week. The album went on to sell over two
million copies worldwide and received a Gold
certification by the Recording Industry Associa-
tion of America (RIAA), denoting shipments of
over 500,000 units to retailers in the United
States.
Inside TrendsMagazine
t After signing with Def Jam, she spent the
next three months recording and completing
her debut album. The album featured produc-
tion from Evan Rogers, Carl Sturken, Stargate
and Poke & Tone.
She first collaborated with rapper Memphis
Bleek on his fourth studio album 534 before her
debut. She released her debut single, "Pon de
Replay" on August 22, 2005, which peaked at
number two on both the Billboard Hot 100 and
the UK Singles Chart. It became a global hit,
peaking within the top ten across fifteen coun-
tries. Her debut album, Music of the Sun, was
released in August 2005 in the United
States.[27] The album reached number ten on
the Billboard 200, selling 69,000 copies in its
first week. The album went on to sell over two
million copies worldwide and received a Gold
certification by the Recording Industry Associa-
tion of America (RIAA), denoting shipments of
over 500,000 units to retailers in the United
States.
Inside TrendsMagazine
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SERVICE: SERVICING FIRST OUR CLASS, OUR UNIVERSITY, AND OUR COMMUNITY
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