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The Decorator Who Lets a Picture Wall Loosen Up

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Interior decorator David Kaihoi has a way of putting art on a wall that sets aside the textbook arrangement in favor of something that reads as the owner's own. The result, as Veranda describes it, is a hang that carries a little wit and sits in a room as naturally as the furniture does. For anyone finishing a house from Palm Beach to Aspen, it is an argument that the pictures should belong to the people who live there, not to a set of measurements.

With reporting from Veranda.

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