Pure American Country

The antique sign adds warmth with its mustard yellow finish. Ogle says a lot of people who collect country items like to do stacks of graduated sizes. Here, they provide a rainbow of eye-candy in the corner.

Most 19th-century American country furniture is known for its dramatic and beautiful colors. However, pulling together all those different hues in one room can be a bit tricky. It takes a good eye, a sense of history and loads of country flair. Interior designers Michael Ogle and Diana Douglas show how they designed a Los Angeles dining room around a collection of bright and colorful primitive furnishings and accessories .

Guests
Diana Douglas
Interior Designer, American Garage Antiques and Design
7934 W. Third St.
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Phone: 323-658-8100
E-mail: americangarage@earthlink.com
Website: www.americangarageantiques.com

Michael Ogle
Antiques Dealer, American Garage
7934 W. Third St.
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Phone: 323-658-8100
E-mail: americangarage@earthlink.com
Website: www.americangarageantiques.com
Also in this Episode

Country Style : Episode COS-201
•	Coastal Schoolhouse
•	Pewter
•	Swedish Country Bedroom
•	Using Textiles
•	Pure American Country
•	Family Photos