
It looks like Annie Brahler has taken it into her head to redecorate her house again!
I believe I read somewhere that she said that because she has a shop, her own house is a
revolving door to new finds when something of hers sells. That makes sense to me!
I would love that...a constant state of design insomnia. You can see what her house
once looked like here. She has now chosen to go with more white and starker contrast;
I think it is stunning. Don't you?

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Image via Places in the Home |
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Image via Places in the Home The first time I saw Annie was in an issue of Mary Engelbreit's magazine. She is the first person I remember who was into the antlers before everyone else. ![]() Annie son's room: I LOVE this room (so does Lori; she pinned it on Pinterest). ![]() Annie's teenage daughter's room: very Little Princess.
Deep brown is dramatic in the master bathroom, but all the white keeps it fresh.
![]() Oh, Yes! What a closet--it looks like a high-end boutique. ![]() All eyes are on this collection of beautiful books. ![]() The breakfast room is, again, a mix with its casual table and pendents along with the more formal chairs and blue and white flow ware. As I recall, Annie has Dutch roots and I am glad to see that she kept the china in her life. I can't wait to see what she does next! ![]() |
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