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House Full of Midcentury-Modern Influences

July 24, 2015
This home is full of vintage character ranging from the antique cameras on the bookshelf to the statement pictures in the living room to the midcentury-modern furniture found throughout. Designer Jenny Norris wasn't afraid to experiment and was rewarded with a house with its own unique transitional style that seems to get better with each room.
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Photo: Jenny Norris. From: Jenny Norris.

Library With Midcentury-Modern Influences

An Eames chair and a low-slung chaise cozy up to the built-in bookcase in this transitional library. Layered rugs and a chevron pouf soften the floor for extra reading room, while a ladder helps you grab those hard-to-reach books.

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Photo: Jenny Norris. From: Jenny Norris.

Woodsy Wallpaper

Designer Jenny Norris made a statement in the library with woodsy black-and-white wallpaper. A midcentury-modern chaise is layered with Southwestern pillows and a flokati throw for an invitingly soft spot.

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Photo: Jenny Norris. From: Jenny Norris.

Color-Blocked Bookshelf

Designer Jenny Norris created visual interest on the bookshelf by grouping similarly colored books together. Old-school cameras and binoculars add a vintage boyishness to the mix.

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Photo: Jenny Norris. From: Jenny Norris.

Trendsetting: Moroccan Rug & Fiddle Leaf Fig

A colorful Moroccan rug anchors the living room, while a charcoal sectional offers plenty of seating. A fiddle leaf fig tree adds height to the room along with the arched modern floor lamp.

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