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Laurie's work space is a testament to eclecticism: Louis XVI desk, Chinese Chippendate chair, modern lamp,

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The mid-'l9th-century Turkish Oushakrug was the springboard for the room,sregal-pastelpalette of lavender,apricot and silvery greens."lf you get the floor and wallsright,you can put anythingin your house,,,Redd explains.Here. the surfacesare eccentricbut the furniture restrained-,,soif you move,you can leaveyour wacky place but not be stuck with wackv furniture,"Lauriesays.lndeed, her piecesare variedin style and period-from antique to Deco to mid-century-but cohesivein their elegantproportionsand rich hues. The wood coffee table was bought for its shape (rounded edges are kid-friendly) but given the royal treatmentwith gold-leafpaint.

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