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In Rural Mississippi, a Designer Learned to Read Rust and Weathered Wood

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Sean Anderson's feel for texture took shape long before his first interiors commission, on his family's 60-acre property in rural Mississippi. Wandering that land, he was drawn to rusted metal and sun-bleached wood, the kind of surfaces only time can produce. That early attention now informs the interiors he designs across North America.

With reporting from Surface.

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