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#AtBAZAAR.com Executive Editorial Director Joyann King loves to go offline with her family in their upstate dream home. The 1810 country home was designed by Gregory Shano and Selina van der Geest. In this episode of #AtHomeWith, Joyann takes us on a tour of her luxe 3-story estate and shares her favorite interior design features.

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  1. 4
    @MizJilly

    The whole house is just lovely, but I suspect her heart is really in the pattern and color of the bedrooms and her bathroom! I know compromises must be made when you’re married, but I hope that over time, they’ll let more color and personality come out more in the living and dining room.

  2. 5
    @yourmother2739

    Please stand up for the homeless that are dying on the streets. Social Housing which has great success in Europe can provide an answer. Also decent emergency housing that fits human needs. Direct the taxes to positive solutions. Thank you.

  3. 6
    @rlavelleSLP

    “We don’t want to get red wine all over these couches.” Then DON’T PUT WHITE COUCHES IN A HOUSE. “These chairs are just to be viewed, not sat upon.” Nothing is stupider than designing a house you can’t live in. Houses are for living in, not showrooms. I’m not even going to watch the rest.

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