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November 01, 2006 Special/Signature Issues » Home Style

Home Front: Janie Goes Virtual 

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Richmond-based designer Janie Molster (right) and Joel Erb celebrate the launch of Molster's new Web site, www.janiemolster.com, last week in the hip Shockoe Bottom office of Erb's INM United, which designed her site.

Erb's company has helped rev up the online presence of several home- and design-related companies, including Sunny's Goodtime Paint, artist Lee Baskerville and Phil Pokorny Architecture. In October, Erb's company helped high-end designer Todd Yoggy celebrate his new www.toddyoggy.com at Sensi.

In an interview with Home Style next month, Molster, a designer for 17 years, offers some tips for improving the look of your home. S

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