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Study Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2020

By: Jeannie Matteucci

Located just off the entry hall, this stylish reading room bathed in a deep-eggplant tone and filled with bold artwork offers a luxe alternative to a standard home office.

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Tiffany Brooks.

Stylish Space

Designer Tiffany Brooks dubbed this room the “ladies’ lair” because it’s not the typical masculine-styled study or home office. “I just feel like I elevated the vibe of this room,” says designer Tiffany Brooks. “And I didn’t want to just create this boring office. I wanted something that was a little bit more stylish and dressier and kind of designed-up.”

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Tiffany Brooks.

Statement Rug

A large hand-tufted, medium-pile area rug anchors the seating area with a bold pattern. The rug’s light cream color beautifully contrasts and softens the dark walls and ceiling.

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Tiffany Brooks.

Minimalist and Chic

The clean lines and soft fabric on the blush-pink armless chaise longues provide a chic minimalist look. It’s the perfect spot for reading or enjoying a leisurely cocktail before dinner. “I felt like this study was almost a nod to a really cool contemporary ladies’ lair,” says designer Tiffany Brooks.

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Neutral Chaise Near Built-In Bookcases in Purple Transitional Study
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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Tiffany Brooks.

Shapely Looking

Instead of making the lounge chairs twinsies, designer Tiffany Brooks adorned one with a round pillow and the other with a bolster. This is in keeping with Brooks’ variety of shapes and geometrical patterns that run throughout the house.

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