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Go Glam 

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Sleek leather furnishings and high-gloss decorative accents take a stand this season in what Kathy Corbet of Kathy Corbet Interiors calls a "Harley-Davidson-meets-Lilly Pulitzer trend." Look for high-gloss finishes to show up on mirrors, occasional tables and chair legs, while polished chrome light fixtures and shiny nail-head accents add flash and sheen. "There's something slick about it," says Corbet. "It's young, edgy, glamorous -- definitely a 'look.'"
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