Guitar leaning against wooden console table decorated with vintage bottle, net bag and hat; picture of trees projected on floor

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Shaker-style decorating tips

The Shakers would be a forgotten religious sect were it not for the extraordinary furniture that is their legacy. The clean lines of the chairs and chests that these "simple people" created in the 19th century have become design icons that continue into the 21st. century.

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