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Pillows Can’t Cure Covid-19…But They Sure Can’t Hurt

Annie Elliott | April 13, 2020

How are you holding up during the Covid crisis, Gentle Readers? I hope you and everyone you care about are hanging in there. We (design team and our families) are all healthy and busy, knock wood. We are delighted that several new clients are starting their interior design projects virtually. Thank you! It feels great …

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» Art + accessories
Animal-themed chair at High Point

Top 3 Interior Design Trends for 2020 from High Point Market

Annie Elliott | October 22, 2019

High Point. That’s all you have to say in the interior design world and everyone knows what you mean: the semi-annual, 5-day, 2,000-manufacturer, 12-million-square-foot, 75,000-attendee furniture market for trade professionals. In High Point, North Carolina. I love High Point. We generally go in the fall (we just got back), but I’m thinking we may have …

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» Furniture + upholstery
Blue sofa against a floral wallpapered wall

Living Room Makeover: The Thinking Behind Washington Post’s House Calls

Annie Elliott | April 22, 2019

Well! Washington Post readers had a lot to say about our House Calls makeover published last Thursday! Thank you for all of your comments: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Since there were so many, I thought it might be helpful to let you in on our thought process — and to give you …

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» Living Room + Family Room
cheetah carpeting with wall mural and white chair

Our 5 favorite interior design moments of 2018

Annie Elliott | January 3, 2019

We were thrilled to work on so many amazing projects in 2018 — and with such fantastic clients! (Seriously: we can’t overstate the importance of that.) But there are a few things we’re especially proud of. Here are 5 decorating highlights from Annie Elliott | bossy color in 2018. 1. The dramatic dining room transformation. You …

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» Dining room
Cover of Washingtonian Magazine, July 2018

Thank you, Washingtonian! Dining Room Before-‘N-After

Annie Elliott | July 9, 2018

Don’t miss the July issue of Washingtonian Magazine, in which one of our recent projects is featured. I blogged about it not too long ago…light wallpaper, upholstered furniture, and a lighter floor helped transform a dark, formal dining room into a cheerful, multi-purpose space. So thanks again, Washingtonian and Jennifer Sergent! The article isn’t online, …

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» Dining room

Dining Room Before and After: From Formal to Festive

Annie Elliott | April 29, 2018

Our lovely clients had a dining room that wasn’t working for them. It was formal and dark, with red walls and heavy wood furniture. Even the black and white floor — a look I usually love — was tired. Using our magic bossy powers, we transformed this formal dining room into what we now call …

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» Dining room

5 unexpected places to hang art

Annie Elliott | November 19, 2017

I went to the Transformer Gallery‘s annual auction and party last night (bossy color helped sponsor the event), and it was SO MUCH fun! Today my feet hurt (4″ heels will do that) and I’m a little hoarse from yelling over the music, but my soul is full. You know why? Because the whole night …

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» Art + accessories
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