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HB: Rainbow Over Miami

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  Rainbow over Miami
Florida decorator Doug Meyer wields a colorful palette that is as wide as it is wild.
BY JANE MARGOLIES

Living Room A view from Doug Meyer's living room through the zebra-patterned gallery to the lanai (on the left) and the TV room (on the right). Meyer added the shimmering glass-and-Plexiglas partition.

Doug Meyer is not the sort of decorator inclined toward calm, predictable interiors. He probably couldn't do an all-beige room if he tried, and he definitely wouldn't try. "I only take on projects if the clients understand my sensibility and let me go wild," says the Louisville native, who is currently working on three houses and "one really fabulous nail salon."

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Rainbow Over Miami
Florida decorator Doug Meyer wields a colorful palette that is as wide as it is wild.
BY JANE MARGOLIES

Designer Doug Meyer made the screen of linked Plexiglas discs that hangs in the office of his 1939 Miami house. Reinforcing the circle theme is the fabric for the chair back, which is actually the cut-out center of a daisy scarf by the decorator's brother, fashion designer Gene Meyer, who also created the wool rug. 

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