Upward Nobility

The impending royal nuptials have put stylist Cynthia McCullough in a heraldic frame of mind. You too? Add a touch of stateliness to your castle with a well-chosen accessory

By Gina Bazer
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Just add scones: Porcelain platter ($62), teapot ($62), and cups ($45 for four) are embellished with gold Ramona’s crown pattern transferred from antique block prints. At Lori Wallis Designs, Vintage Pine 
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Above: Produced by Cynthia McCullough; Photography: Leonard Gertz

 
This article appears in the March - April 2011 issue of Chicago Home + Garden Magazine.

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