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j m k m k some things are worth waiting for... A BLACK and white scheme enlivened by splashes of colour with accessories.


IF you only make one New Year reso- edge to the style than there was in 2003, lution it should be to have fun in your when the look was homely or rustic. h6mein2004 '


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winds, have confidence in your own taste and enjoy yourself. All you need to remember is that rooms


need TLC - texture, luxury and comfort. Follow that guideline and the result will be a home that is full of warmth and personality. This view is endorsed by Rachel Loos, edi­


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