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Julie Chaiken's dining room

 

There's plenty of room to rub elbows with guests—at least for one night. "We like to entertain more than we like to have people over for extended stays," Julie says. She can seat up to ten guests at the 1940s-era Robsjohn-Gibbings table from Donzella. Julie placed two Japanese black lacquered vases on the console.

While Julie's house was strongly influenced by her fashion sensibility, designing her home has affected her clothing line, too. "In some ways, home design is way ahead of fashion," she explains. The shift to softer neutrals, she says, happened in home fabrics before clothing, and she's now taking those shades and textures back to her fashion studio.

Photographs by Douglas Friedman, styling by Rebecca Omweg
From the Winter 2006 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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