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Dabito Builds His Color-Soaked Home From the Ground Up in New Orleans

Architectural Digest·Ingrid Abramovitch·about 1 month ago
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It takes confidence to present yourself to the world via a single name—and panache to paint your home marigold with peach-pink shutters. Clearly, the interior designer known as Dabito—Dab, for short—does not lack for gumption. The New Orleans house he shares with his husband is a case in point, from its borscht-red kitchen cabinets to a dining room drenched in peacock blue . “There are a lot of colorful homes on our block,” Dabito says of the city’s Faubourg Marigny district. “It’s a very queer neighborhood, and I wanted our house to be part of that rainbow: bright and cheerful.” Color has always been Dabito’s creative outlet. In his 2023 book, Old Brand New , he recalls growing up in the Los Angeles suburbs as a child of Vietnamese immigrants. The family lived in rental apartments and motels, with Dabito sharing a single bedroom with his parents and sister. One bright spot came when his father, a contractor, brought leftover paint home from job sites and added borders to their walls.…

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