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A compelling introduction to Timothy Corrigan’s signature style is An Invitation to Château du Grand-Lucé (Rizzoli), the new book about his French country house , where contemporary upholstery meets neoclassical boiserie in a laid-back take on 18th-century sophistication. Corrigan’s portfolio is quite diverse, however. Recent projects include a 1930s cottage near Chicago that combines English-country furniture with high-flying modern art, and a massive beach villa in Doha, Qatar, that features gleaming mosaic tiles, palm-tree wall murals, and a ceiling crisscrossed with intricate plaster arabesques. Working from offices in Paris and Los Angeles, the designer produces furniture, accessories, and room scents for his TC Home line, which is sold on his website alongside choice antiques. His rugs for Patterson, Flynn & Martin and fabrics, furniture, and passementerie for Schumacher debut in 2014. timothy-corriganom

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