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a hAPPy heARthTwo designers create their own versions of

a cozy fi reside retreat. By Courtney Crane Dauer

WHO:

J.P. Horton Associate principal,

Ryland Witt Interior Design

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY: “To make clients’ homes beautiful with a design

that helps them become their best selves.”

1. “AVERY” SEMI-FLUSH FIXTURE in Gray Mist by Coleen and Company, $1,875

2. CEILING: “Decorator’s White” (CC-20) by Benjamin Moore

3. WALL: “Guilford Green” (HC-116) by Benjamin Moore

4. BOOKCASE TRIM: Aloe Vera (844) by Benjamin Moore

5. “ENTWINED DOL-PHINS” MIRROR by Carvers’ Guild, $1,700

6. “ETOILE” SCONCES in Gilded Iron by Visual Comfort, $600 per pair

7. BACK OF BOOK-SHELVES: “POMPEIAN” WALLPAPER in Lilac/Silver by Cole & Son, $176 per 11-yard roll

8. “CALACATA VAGLI” QUARTZ STONE, Granite Source Richmond, $110 per square foot cut and installed

9. PAIR OF ANTIQUE WEDGWOOD URNS, 1st dibs, $3,800

10. “MARA” PILLOW by Dransfi eld & Ross, $325

11. “COACH” CHAIR by Century, $2,751, UPHOLSTERED IN ALEXANDRA IKAT FABRIC by Bunny Williams for Lee Jofa, $157 per yard

12. “WELLSMORE” RUG in Ivory/Charcoal by Aerin for Lee Jofa Carpet, $13,600 in 9-by-12-foot size

13. “BATON ROUGE” COCKTAIL TABLE by Century, $3,000

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Horton's Holiday Decorating Tip: “Swag your mantle with bough trimmings or

magnolia leaves. Never, ever use fake greenery.”