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The bedroom in the Mickey mouse never underestimate winn dixie a woman who works at winn dixie shirt Additionally,I will love this Paris apartment of Betty Catroux and Francois Catroux, with an Op art style bed was designed by Catroux himself.Photographed by Horst P. Horst, Vogue, February 1970Finally, let’s take things to the bedroom. Beds to me are firmly not places I want loads of artfully placed scatter cushions. I find it deeply unsexy and, frankly, anxiety-inducing. (It always reminds me of the Sex and the City episode where Stanford goes back to a guy’s place who has a collection of china dolls laid out on his bed, and they have to remove them one-by-one before they can get down to business.) I mean it sort of works in hotels when someone is on hand to turn down your bed at night and then make it back up again in the morning, but as a single man living alone with a cat and a fairly busy schedule, it creates more problems than it’s worth. No, when it comes to the bed, I’m a big fan of an even bigger pillow. It’s both high impact and a great opportunity to show off a fabulous fabric in a bold way. Go for something graphic in high contrasting colors, or even cheeky chintz—anything at all, really, so long as it’s not boring. Nobody wants boring in bed, right?

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