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What It Sold For

A Manhattan Decorator Brings His Collections Home to Texas

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Designer Todd Romano has resettled in his native San Antonio after a long career based in New York, and his new house has become the setting for everything he gathered along the way. Room by room, the home reads as a record of his taste — bold color, layered objects, decades of collecting arranged with a decorator's eye.

With reporting from Veranda.

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