Elle Decor

One could argue (and some have) that the days of minimalism and mid-century modernism are being supplanted by a new “maximalism”; a move toward richer colors, a playful layering of texture and pattern, and a more robust and eclectic fusion of time periods, styles and atmospheres. The April 2011 issue of Elle Decor certainly supports such an argument.“I love the beautiful. Im not a minimalist. I love living and minimalism is for people who don’t know how to live.

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Elle Decoration is one of my favorite home design and decor magazines. I think I bought my first issue in the early 90s. I’m not sure if the theme of the issue was “lots of white” or if it was just something I hadn’t seen much of yet, but I still remember what the cover …