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Annette Callari is a highly regarded interior design expert with over 20 years of residential and commercial design experience. She is district manager for Mannington/Amtico in Southern California. She is an Allied Member of the American Society of Interior Designers, a contributing member of Color Marketing Group International, and has authored numerous articles on color and design trends. She holds a degree in interior design from Fullerton College in Fullerton, California, and a professional writer’s Certificate from California State University at Fullerton.
You can reach her at <a href="mailto:Annette_callari@mannington.com" _cke_saved_href="mailto:Annette_callari@mannington.com" "="">Annette_callari@mannington.com.
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