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One step into Hilary Robertson's expertly curated Brooklyn home, and you'll immediately see why her editor-like eye has launched a fruitful career as a set designer, interiors stylist, and buyer for top-tier home brands like Ochre and Canvas. Her distinct aesthetic of mixing old and new, flea-market finds and modern accents, and high and low — all while maintaining a complementary muted palette — brings to life the decor Insta-feed of our dreams.
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00:08I'm Hilary Robertson, interior stylist. I basically work in all aspects of interiors.
00:15I really do use a high-low mix of stuff. I mean, it's everything from the flea market to the
00:21stores
00:21like TJ Maxx, and I like things to be achievable. To me, I'm always kind of doing the same thing,
00:28making things look good and making good things look even better. I love starting with nothing
00:34and making beautiful pictures all day. That's really so fun, and it never gets old for me.
00:39Most of it doesn't feel like work. My feet hurt a lot at the end of the day, but that's
00:43the worst of it, really. The fact that my home is a sort of multitasking, you know, home and
00:50studio and office and prop department, that definitely maximizes its potential. When we
00:58found this place, I think we definitely thought, this feels like home. I really like a mixture
01:03of old and new. I think it just gives depth. I think the more personal, the more interesting
01:09and the more comfortable the home is.

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