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Dec
Every year, The Washington Post Home section is sent dozens of books about decorating and design. Too often they disappoint. Doomed-to-look-dated rooms or a text full of meaningless superlatives do not deserve a long shelf life among my treasured books.
A library on the subject of home should be part dream, part down-to-earth: It should tempt me with glamorous kitchens, cite the definitive method for removing red-wine stains, inspire me to reimagine my living room and help develop my taste in color and style. The selections below, from me and my colleagues, touch on those topics and many more. (more…)
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