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Orlando Sentinel
Sunday, July 20, 2008
When it comes to home-design solutions, you probably can learn more from the success stories of ordinary people than from the rich and famous.
That's the idea behind "Apartment Therapy Presents: Real Homes, Real People, Hundreds of Real Design Solutions" (Chronicle Books, $27.50) by Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan with Jill Slater and Janel Laban.
Illustrated with more than 400 photos, the book features 40 homes, all decorated by real people across the country. Each chapter includes an introduction of the home dweller and overview of the home; floor plans; detailed resource lists; and "how I did it" explanations.
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