Salem design firm Wilson-Kelsey helps a busy couple transform their less-than-spectacular pride's crossing condominium into an opulent home reminiscent of a grand and bygone era. By Regina Cole photographs by Laura Moss Dining Room I take clients to places they don't even know they [can go]," says interior designer Sally Wilson, laughing.Take her recent project in Pride's Crossing. Wilson and her husband, John Kelsey, who is also her partner in their eponymously named Salem design firm, transformed a 5,500-square-foot Pride's Crossing condominium from a featureless box into an opulent home redolent of the
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