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    ABSTRACT THINKING

    Dec 02, 2021 2 minutes
    WORDS EMMA J PAGE
    PHOTOGRAPHY & STYLING
    MARY WADSWORTH

    According to legendary American magazine editor Diana Vreeland, ‘the eye has to travel’, and that oft-repeated maxim couldn’t be more apt when it comes to the layered, playful interiors of this London duplex. Intriguing details are everywhere, from inset terrazzo archways to intricate fluted tiling, each inviting the eye on

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