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A Beauty Founder Turns Her Eye to Rooms

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Gucci Westman, the makeup artist whose name sits on her own beauty company, has given Elle Decor a conversation about how she thinks a room should look. The interview covers her preferences in design and what she has planned for the brand she built. For readers who follow houses rather than faces, the appeal is simple. A professional who has spent a career deciding what belongs on a surface and what does not is applying that judgment to interiors, and her taste is now on the record.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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