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Tailor a sectional to your space with almost endless configuration options
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Information on R+C furniture for business settings.
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Luxurious, customizable rugs for your home.
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Roger and Chris talk about design and furniture, and bicker about everything else.
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Our newsletter about design...sort of.
Transforming a Trailer
Roger and Chris bring big style to a very big RV.
The Gothic Tudor
Our home in Omaha, Nebraska's historic Country Club neighborhood.
The Mountain Top Mid-Century
Our "Bond villain's lair" in Montclair, New Jersey.
The Grey House
Our 160-year old Victorian in an abandoned village.
The Modern Farmhouse
Keeping Austin weird with modern architecture and rustic design.
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