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We kick off this week with some tree talk, then welcome our guest, Interior Designer Katie Ridder. We couldn’t be more excited to talk with Katie about her new book, More Rooms, which is yummy beyond words and featuring color and exquisite details out of this world. We talk with Katie about her bold choices, her love affair with custom banquettes, her advice on bedding, and how she counters colorful choices with colors and tones that blend together seamlessly.
What You’ll Hear On This Episode:
Mentioned In This Episode:
Katie Ridder
@katieridderinc
Penn & Fletcher
Swedish Grace
Charles Beckley
1800 Matress
Trees Atlanta
Suzanne Kasler
Decorating Dilemma:
Thank you for writing! Here are our suggestions: we don’t think the rug is too large. You can cut it down a little bit if you want, and it would not hurt the value too much. Katie agrees that your instinct to get rid of the cabinet under the TV is right, along with putting the TV on the wall. Check out some of our Ballard console tables to anchor the side of the room. Also, we would lacquer the chairs and use a performance fabric for the cushions.
Find all of the Show Notes at Ballarddesigns.com/podcast
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We kick off this week with some tree talk, then welcome our guest, Interior Designer Katie Ridder. We couldn’t be more excited to talk with Katie about her new book, More Rooms, which is yummy beyond words and featuring color and exquisite details out of this world. We talk with Katie about her bold choices, her love affair with custom banquettes, her advice on bedding, and how she counters colorful choices with colors and tones that blend together seamlessly.
What You’ll Hear On This Episode:
Mentioned In This Episode:
Katie Ridder
@katieridderinc
Penn & Fletcher
Swedish Grace
Charles Beckley
1800 Matress
Trees Atlanta
Suzanne Kasler
Decorating Dilemma:
Thank you for writing! Here are our suggestions: we don’t think the rug is too large. You can cut it down a little bit if you want, and it would not hurt the value too much. Katie agrees that your instinct to get rid of the cabinet under the TV is right, along with putting the TV on the wall. Check out some of our Ballard console tables to anchor the side of the room. Also, we would lacquer the chairs and use a performance fabric for the cushions.
Find all of the Show Notes at Ballarddesigns.com/podcast
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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