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Julie Hoylen
"Born with a natural sense of style, Julie is a fashion stylist and consultant working in the New York City area. Julie's professional experience " more...
April Clark
"April has an eclectic sense of style. Her love of all things vintage, inspire her color choices. Forget the crisp white shirt; leopard and Pucci print" more...
Kimberlin Brown
"As a sculptor turned jewelry designer Kimberlin's eye for form, structure and beauty can be seen in each of the unique pieces she creates from pr" more...
Kate Smith
"As a professional color expert, trend forecaster, engaging speaker and chief color maven, I work with corporate clients and buiness owners on using co" more...
At Jaima Brown Home you’ll find a mix of exquisite traditional and transitional wallpapers and fabrics offered in rich signature colors and fashionable hues that give each collections a refined character.
Jaima is one of our Color Mavens and you can see her views on color and design on Live in Full Color.
Color is one of the most powerful elements in design. Color is light and energy; the most effective door to emotion, yet the least expensive element to work with. By simply changing the color of a room, you can literally transform your life. (more…)
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