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Much like how an unexpected plot twist can make a

movie great, the element of surprise can also play an

important role in interior design. Although establishing

an overall aesthetic in a space is necessary, pleasantly

interrupting that pattern can have a great impact on

the overall appeal of a room. Here’s how seven skilled

designers interjected surprising elements into

their designs.

– Craig Argenti

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his great room features the clients’ collection of

colorful vases, bowls, and sculptures. The collection

was the inspiration for the shelving, and by grouping

them together in this way, a colorful focal point was created

in the mostly white room.

JONES-KEENA & CO., Lucy Earl

Photo by Beth Singer

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he furnishings in this masculine master bedroom are

dark and gray, but the space is brightened up through

the use of colorful fabrics on the throw pillows and

custom bench.

JAMES DOUGLAS INTERIORS, Jimmy Angell

Photo by Stephen Allen

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Bed and bedside chest:

HENREDON INTERIOR DESIGN SHOWROOM, SUITE 122

| Drapery fabric:

SCHUMACHER, SUITE 110

Sofa fabric:

TENNANT & ASSOCIATES, SUITE 61

| Custom bench:

DESIGNER FURNITURE SERVICES + FABRICS, SUITE 22

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Sofa and chairs:

ROBERT ALLEN, SUITE 28

| Cocktail

tables and ottomans:

BAKER FURNITURE, SUITE 60