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1988 interview with author joan kron interviewed on fashion
and home decor. Joan Kron epitomizes substance with style--a combination she has turned into a remarkable career in journalism. Over the years, she has brought style to The Wall Street Journal (originating the fashion beat), The New York Times (helping to create the Home section), and Clay Felker's New York magazine (covering design). |
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talks about home decorating differences from the 1960's to the 1980's
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Joan Kron discusses home design and changes in home design through the years.. Furniture as art objects
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Joan Kron interview continues. Home decor. When middle class people started caring about home decor. Home decoration
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