Opposite Attraction

Two rooms with very different personalities share the stage in this Louisville, Kentucky, home.

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Rich Accents
Laurey W. Glenn 

Rich Accents

Consequently, the fabric choices vary as well. A dark red, which Lee describes as “tomato-soupy,” is used for the modern Chinese Chippendale-influenced dining chairs. Next door, a rich blue sofa anchors the living room with the large patterned chairs and recamiers. Throw pillows pull the chair fabric onto the solid-colored sofa.

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