Mari-Jane Williams

In a world where social distancing and extreme cleaning are the new reality, is there room for campfires, group cabins and crowded dining halls?

Schools are closed, and kids are antsy. Many parents are working from home. Now what?

A neutral palette and lots of natural textures are the foundation for this redesigned space for relaxing and entertaining.

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Keep the red and blue but cut back on the patterns to give this living room a much-needed update.

Instead of several small seating areas, go big with one grouping anchored by a cozy sectional.

Graphic prints, a warm neutral color and pieces with clean lines revitalize a dated suburban space.

Updated neutral upholstery pairs with fun blue and yellow accents to brighten this dreary suburban space.

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Bold upholstery, geometric furnishings and graphic wallpaper help create a fun but sophisticated design.