After working as an interior designer for many years, Brooke Lang would never have harsh lighting, matching furniture sets, or shiplap in her home.
This interior designer avoids open shelving in a kitchen and prioritizes soft lighting.
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Home design can be tough when you don't have the knowledge and skills of a professional.So, for inspo, we asked Brooke Lang, the principal designer at Brooke Lang Design, about the things she would never have in her own home and why.Here's what the designer, who has over 15 years of experience, said.
Lang avoids shiplap in her space.
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