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Hand-Knotted Wool and Silk Purple Rug, Jan Kath Style

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cat food place

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Found wine cellar. Too often, we find our clients stuck with expectations as to what things should be and what others will want. They bought a house with a formal living room up front and a family room in back. They never formally entertain, but they feel compelled to have a formal living room that sits empty. Why not make it into something else? You are avid wine collectors; make it a tasting room. You run a home business; make it an office. Make your home what you want. Space is space; it’s how you define it for yourself that will set the tone for its use.

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AFTER: Because one room flows into the next and the spaces were lacking cohesion, hellovijp painted the entire floor the same color, SICO's Portobello #6185-41. It really lightens things up while keeping the look warm.

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Hundi Handblown Glass 3-light Lantern, Bronze finish

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Hundi Lantern - $269.00 » A beautiful yet simple glass pendant light like this one from Pottery Barn would work well in a cottage dining room. It's large enough to make a statement, but the clear glass means it won't overwhelm.

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natural finish of reclaimed wood on walls

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This landing area connects the main house to the garage apartment. Dutch door, a farmhouse sink, antique wood furniture and a color palette of red, black and white.

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Go coastal modern. Warm neutrals replace Shabby Chic's soft pinks and greens; while the sofas have deep, cushy upholstery, the thick stripes give them straight lines. For more notes on the look, check out more from coastal modern connoisseur Tim Clarke

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Channel Parisian apartment style. Antiqued patinas and traditional furnishings are still celebrated here, but a controlled color palette of ivory and gray with brown and gold accents brings sophistication and polish to the room.

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Look into modern rustic. The slipcovers remain but are ruffle free. A crisp rug with thick stripes grounds the space. Farmhouse touches like wide-planked pine flooring and a paneled ceiling with rough-hewn beams grab our attention. The textures of the antique pieces stand out due to all of the white and the careful editing.

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load bearing columns

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framed children's artwork

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window nook

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Less is more: When there are fewer things, the things you love get noticed.

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how to do an accent wall right

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Under stair storage. Many staircases have untapped storage space underneath. This is a perfect place to build in some shelves.

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Stylize a blank wall. This extra wall was wallpapered with burlap with hung with repeating store-bought wine racks. A walnut ledge offers a place for glasses during tastings. Lighting above illuminates the labels.

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Set a table for two. Tuck a tiny table and two chairs into an empty spot somewhere less expected — an underused part of the garden, by the window in your bedroom or tucked near the fireplace in the living room.

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mustard yellow

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simplicity

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blue door

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storage

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textured wallpaper

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Linen White 912 by Benjamin Moore

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Paint: Linen white 912 by Benjamin Moore

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tongue and groove walls

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tongue and groove walls

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gorgeous valentino rug

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navy walls

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