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A Powder Room redesigned…<\/p>\n

For a young, stylish couple whom I’ve recently started working with, we all agreed that the first thing- and a space that is often overlooked from a style stand point- was their outdated Powder Room. After purchasing the house, it was stuck in a confused limbo of traditional updates and unguided quick fixes by the previous owner. This is one of those examples with before pics and my plans to turn it into a dynamic space with a few of the finishes that we’re implementing-<\/div>\n
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I have planned a Water Closet\u00a0Redux\u00a0that still maintains the sensibility of the house’s traditional integrity, but infuses my client’s understanding and appreciation of modernity and exciting layers (which you know I love), such as 4″x36″ plank tiles of honed limestone with a gorgeous, linear Gray vein, Navy Phillip\u00a0Jeffries\u00a0Hemp wall covering on the ceiling, and abstract Kelly\u00a0Wearstler\u00a0for Lee\u00a0Jofa\u00a0fabric for a small casual Roman Shade. While the walls are adorned with Graham & Brown’s Ink Blue seemingly traditional Damask with a cheeky twist incorporating hidden silver birds, florals and graceful curves.<\/div>\n
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