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Josh Young's New Collection Brings Old-World Character to the American Home

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Designer Josh Young has created a collection for Williams Sonoma Home built on antique-inspired forms, and the brand is giving shoppers a first look. The range covers everyday furnishings as well as decorations for the holiday season, so the pieces are meant to work for daily rooms and for the table when guests come. It reads less like a single trend than a considered, layered way of putting a house together.

With reporting from Veranda.

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