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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s very UK House and Garden.

It doesn’t quite work for me. It feels like a copy of a copy of something for some reason. Maybe I’m being unfair. [/quote]

Oh wow, I’m this PP and I have to say I love love other projects on the designer’s website, especially this one. So idk exactly why I hate the Lilly Allen house but it seems like it might be a rare miss. 
[url]https://billycotton.com/project/fall-clove[/url][/quote]

Here is another Brooklyn house and it’s divine! Idk what happened. 
[url]https://billycotton.com/project/coffey-street[/url][/quote]

These give the look of summer camp in the off season. Don't hate it![/quote]

Maybe I hate some of it. This is supposed to make me hire this designer?!

[img]https://cdn.sanity.io/images/kmx5hmfw/production/1c76944229978db6c893726bb99fa066536dbfbe-1738x2173.jpg?w=1738&h=2173&auto=format[/img]

Am I just not with it enough to know what I am looking at and why it's so special?[/quote]

I mean it’s moody photography. But to me there’s some good stuff here. They either preserved or found the lovely doors and appropriate hardware. The floors are beautiful. The blue color on the door is pretty. The bed looks inviting and to make it work in a very small space, they’ve added the sconce and the little wall-mounted table. It’s kind of a tripping hazard but it works well enough. The sconce is mixing in a strong color and another period in a way that works for me. The rug and the hooks are pretty and functional. [/quote]

This looks to me like a less interesting version of the old houses I grew up going to in New England. Like you saw nice floors and decided to make everything else as uninviting and bare bones as possible. Like if you looked up "what's the opposite of cozy and inviting" you'd see this picture.[/quote]

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