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The Auction Influence on Design and Interiors
Designer Bunny Williams discusses her design philosophy, collecting tips and why auctions are tools for learning about the decorative arts.
"A house that really has a richness to it is one that evolves over a period of time,” says interior designer Bunny Williams, who is one of the twelve designers creating a room for Sotheby’s Designer Showhouse.
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