A Peek Inside a Vintage-Meets-Modern Beverly Hills Guest House — Professional Project

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Hutton Wilkinson designs rooms that combine maximalism with a heaping sense of exuberance. You've likely seen his work in glossies ranging from Veranda to Harper's Bazaar, or perhaps seen his name as the author of books on decor: "Tony Duquette" and "More is More: Tony Duquette". The rooms designed by Wilkinson are the sort that you never, ever forget about. These are places where you'll find 20-foot ceilings painted a pale amethyst, or walls that take on the look of emerald velvet.

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