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We’re mindful of the food we put in our bodies. We try to get sufficient sleep and exercise. So why don’t we give more thought to the chemicals wafting through the air when we’re in unhealthy spaces? Photograph by Michael J. Lee Lisa Tharp, an interior designer, wellness expert, and now colorist in the world of eco-based paints, wondered about that very issue—the toxins we often breathe when we’re indoors—even before her own exposure to toxic building materials.  Tharp, principal of Lisa Tharp Design in Boston, has long been creating interiors that offer visual pleasure and an eco-friendly environment, no matter the
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