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T he surprising element in
this living room is the 7-foot
by 7-foot arrangement of
framed album covers. A large wall
still needed artwork, so after some
creative thinking, the homeowners
relocated their album collection dating
from when they were teenagers, from
their basement. Up close, each cover
displays some minor wear-and-tear,
such as old notes from past girlfriends
and memories from parties past,
but collectively they act as a popular
conversation piece among guests.
Photo by Beth Singer
Sofas and lounge chairs: HENREDON
INTERIOR DESIGN SHOWROOM, SUITE 122
Cocktail tables and side table: RJ THOMAS,
SUITES 72, 77 & 82 | Sofa fabric: TENNANT
& ASSOCIATES, SUITE 61 | Table lamp: CITY
LIGHTS DETROIT, SUITE 98 | Purple chair and
pillow fabric: TENNANT & ASSOCIATES,
SUITE 61
T his client wanted an updated
take on a Craftsman
room. While the sofas are
contemporary, they were reupholstered
in a warm leather. The Potawatomi
tile was hand-made and its diagonal
pattern is an updated version of a more
traditional design. The client wanted
separation for his office, so a custom
gate was commissioned through a local
smith shop for a more unexpected take
on an Art Nouveau design.
Photo by Dan Davis Design
Curtains and pillows: ROBERT ALLEN, SUITE
28 | Sofas: RJ THOMAS, SUITES 72, 77 & 82
Sheers, Roman shades and pillows:
| Tile:
| Window seat
cushion and pillows: DESIGNER FURNITURE
SERVICES + FABRICS, SUITE 22