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PHOTOS BY ELISHA BRAITHWAITE
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PHOTOS BY REBEKAH WESTOVER
Black may seem a risky decorating move, but as the stylish spaces of a new Lehi home prove, the payoff can be huge.
COVER IMAGE BY REBEKAH WESTOVER PHOTO ALAN BLAKELY
BY BRAD MEE
Event design pros Amanda Hansen and Mara Marian celebrate the power of pink by creating florals and décor details profuse with the lively, all-the-rage color.
ON THE COVER Design pros enlist black to deliver drama and highstyle to a Lehi home.
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PHOTOS BY JOSH CALDWELL
In Salt Lake City, interior designer Anne-Marie Barton transforms a tiny 1940s home, proving that charming style and refined living do not depend on square feet.
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PHOTOS BY TRAVIS RICHARDS
MOUNTAIN GROWN BY BRAD MEE PHOTOS BY ALAN BLAKELY
A Deer Valley home’s alpine setting inspires a luxurious décor, pairing
Singer/songwriter Mindy Gledhill and husband Ryan team with designer Aubrey Veva Smith to create a modern rustic home merging old, new and industrial in delightfully quirky ways.
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COLOR CRUSH
PLAY WITH CLAY BY BRAD MEE PHOTO BY ADAM FINKLE
The best way to refresh last year’s décor is to introduce this year’s “it” colors. Topping 2019’s hot list is clay. Can you dig it?
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DECORATING
INSIDE THE BOX BY BRAD MEE PHOTOS BY MEAGAN LARSEN
Why suffer blank, boring walls? As a team of pros prove, easyto-make molding frames can add architecture to rooms of most any style.
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BY MARY BROWN MALOUF PHOTOS BY ADAM FINKLE
When it comes to today’s hottest food trends, it’s all in the mix. Some of the tastiest dishes are served in bowls.
DIRECTORY 108 DESIGN A resourceful guide of materials, places and products
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TREASURE CHESTS Ranging from refined to rustic and everything in between, today’s chests offer both style and storage while making dazzling decorative statements.
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A LITTLE LIGHT, PLEASE EDITOR’S PICK
Feeling tethered? This rechargeable lamp allows you to light any spot without being confined by a cord.
Looking for a little turn-on? We always are, so when we discovered these stylish small lights, we got pretty excited. After all, petite lamps can make a huge decorative difference by making hard-to-light spots shine— shelves, mantles, vanities and kitchen nooks, to name a few. Sure, high-drama chandeliers and showy sconces get a lot of hype, but a small light can be the real hero of a room.
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Rechargeable LED table lamps (white or brown), $158 each; engraved 2D acrylic glass birdcage LED lamp, $124; Flyte levitating light, $338, Ward & Child— The Garden Store, SLC
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1. Kennedy Wood Pendant light, $870, Crate & Barrel, Murray 2. Estelle Chair, $1.069, San Francisco Design, SLC 3. Palazzo wood-veneer wall covering by Phillip Jeffries, to the trade, phillipjeffries.com 4. Domicile F Stool, $1,785, LMK Interior Design, SLC 5. Jewelry boxes, $154 and $308, Tabula Rasa, SLC 6. Flask, $38, Arte Haus Collectif, SLC 7. Living in Wood by Chris van Uffelen, Braun Publishing, $50, Ward & Child—The Garden Store, SLC 8. Wooden link centerpiece, $228, Alice Lane Home Collection, SLC 9. Demi Lune Console by Mimi London, to the trade, John Brooks Inc., SLC
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Power of Pink Event design pros Amanda Hansen and Mara Marian celebrate the power of pink by creating florals and dĂŠcor details profuse with the lively, all-the-rage color. The talented duo offers insight into using and choosing this oft under-appreciated color and give tips on making it part of your palette. BY BRAD MEE
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“Pink is one of the most widely available floral colors year-round, so we learn early how to use it,” says Amanda Hansen, floral and event designer with Decoration Inc. For the party’s bouquet bar and petit tabletop arrangements, Hansen selected seasonal blooms, including dahlias, fragrant garden roses and hydrangeas. She even bleached and dyed fern fronds pink to add rich texture. The designer selected a surprising collection of pinks, from rosetinged white to saturated fuchsia. “Pink has a huge range and can even be used as a neutral,” Hansen says. Her palette captures the color’s impressive spectrum and its ability to move from soft and innocent to vibrant and sexy.
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hile your back was turned, pink has morphed from silly and saccharine into a seriously in-demand and dynamic color. Decorators love it, fashionistas flock to it, and millennials claim it as their own. Even guys are getting into it. Seemingly, everyone is in the pink, including event design pros Amanda Hansen and Mara Marian. This talented duo recently collaborated to create a rose’-inspired palette of pinks for an upbeat celebration in Salt Lake City. The takeaway from the party’s flowers and décor details: As we crave more and more color in our lives, pink—in a spectrum of shades from barely-there blush to deep burgundy—has the power and potential to give you, and your décor, a much rosier outlook.
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Remember when we were all afraid of the dark? More specifically: We trembled at the idea of decorating with sombre black. Not anymore. Black has stepped out of the shadows and has become a favorite among today’s top decorating trends. Forget dim and depressing. In the right hands, black turns dull to dramatic, bleak to chic. For proof, we present a family home recently completed by Murdock Builders and House of Jade Interiors. These pros collaborated to create a stylish, livable haven for homeowners who have a taste for the dark side.
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T H AT ’S C L E V E R Designers used a black painted wall to camouflage the dark screen of a wall-hung TV.
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The lower level’s high ceilings and abundant natural light gave the design team exactly what it needed to successfully use black as a way to satisfy the homeowners’ desire for a moody entertaining space. “When you have really good light, black works,” says designer Kirsten Kransen, who teamed with Erin Morgan and Jamie Nash. The design team chose assorted finishes to make the most of each dressed-in-black feature. “Eggshell gives the ceiling a little sheen to make the surface more interesting,” Kransen explains. The brick feature wall, on the other hand, boasts a matte finish. “Anything shiny would have made the brick look cheap,” says Kransen, noting how the material’s texture alters the paint color, delivering depth and dimension. Nosheen finishes also define the built-in cabinets, as well as the adjoining walls. Underfoot, the gleaming finish of dark-gray concrete floors help prevent the room from feeling dim or drab.
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A Deer Valley home’s alpine setting inspires a luxurious décor, pairing comfort and contemporary design in equal measure. BY BRAD MEE
PHOTOS BY ALAN BLAKELY
pared-down palette, fresh plaids and clean-lined furnishings are just a handful of the elements interior designer Jeff Strasser tapped to elevate the style of his clients’ mountain home in Deer Valley. But they’re not all that makes this décor a success.
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“The owners desired a level of elegance, but most importantly, they wanted comfort, practicality and a sense of realness,” he says. Strasser, chief creative officer for Florida-based Marc Michaels Interior Design, had worked with the homeown-
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A ring chandelier by Hubbardton Forge illuminates the entry furnished with a Mimi London console table, floating bench and a custom cabinet. Custom lanterns hang down the four-story stairwell. LEFT: Set on a spectacular slope-side site in Deer Valley, the home is one of the Stein Eriksen Residences. The exterior’s modern design captured in glass, stone and wood inspired the luxurious decor.
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living LARGE In Salt Lake City, interior designer Anne-Marie Barton transforms a tiny 1940s home, proving that charming style and refined living do not depend on square feet. BY BRAD MEE
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A gas lantern welcomes guests as they approach the newly remodeled 1940s home located in the heart of Salt Lake’s Sugar House neighborhood. White painted brick and steeply pitched roofs help define a fresh, traditional style that flows seamlessly inside the home. OPPOSITE: Applied molding, handsomely carved limestone and solid brass trim transformed the existing fireplace from ordinary to extraordinary. “The limestone fireplace surround is really beautiful and adds a touch of modern design to an otherwise traditional space,” says contractor Brandon LeRoy.
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The exterior features a wrap-around porch, reclaimed wood, corrugated steel, brick and locally sourced stone. Pop-ups covered in galvanized metal and varying orientation of wood installation add texture and interest. OPPOSITE: Interior designer Aubrey Veva Smith (standing) with homeowner Mindy Gledhill.
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PERFECT Singer/ songwriter Mindy Gledhill and husband Ryan team with designer Aubrey Veva Smith to create a modern rustic home merging old, new and industrial in delightfully quirky ways. BY NATALIE TAYLOR
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Enclosed by molding, beautiful wallpaper can perform as an oversized canvas layered behind a framed art piece. Here, Zoffany’s Richmond Park Evergreen wallpaper adds to the lush palette of this alluring room. See more ways to work with wall frames on page 48. Zoffany wallcoverings and fabrics available through Style Library, stylelibrary.com.
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