Now that she is in her new home, Cook has started collecting antiques, which she had grown up with.  Now that they are better financially positioned, Debbie and Don Cook have added some very fine pieces to their collection.  "I want this house to have an English 18th Century feeling," says Cook.  Over the seven years they have lived in the house, Cook has worked with several interior designers.  She believes each designer has his or her own style, and she has learned something different from each one.  Interior designer Don Harris taught her that things don't have to be so structured.  "I'm a very structured person," she says, "and he opened up my eyes to not be afraid."   For instance, instead of matching every color, Cook now creates a more interesting room by combining colors that blend well but don't necessarily match.  Another example of trying something different is to leave a picture sitting on top of a chest of drawers and leaning it against the wall instead of hanging it on the wall.  This gives the room a casual element along with a European flair.  However, even though you can find such techniques in European design books, it is not always accepted. Debbie's mother still asks, "Aren't you going to hang that?"