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| "We like architectural details and a sense of history," Flores says. The master bedroom used to have a floral wallpaper border and a bump-out in the wall; Flores and her husband framed it out and then added paneling and trim. The photo over the headboard is a vintage marching-band photo that she bought at an antique fair. Private Comment
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| Flores had always wanted a window seat, and her daughter Chloe's nursery was just the spot. Those aren't actual built-ins flanking the window. They installed IKEA cabinets on either side, added the pretty mesh over the radiator, and finished it with a soft seat cushion with two bolsters. Private Comment
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| Instead of purchasing a separate changing table and dresser, Flores outfitted a wide IKEA dresser with a changing pad. The chandelier is from Costco. Private Comment
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| The Shaker-style cabinets, glass-fronted doors and pendant lights created a traditional aesthetic; they mixed in a little pop of modern style with more pronounced hardware. Private Comment
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| They didn't intend for the dining room to have a pronounced retro feel; Flores just picked the wallpaper because she liked the pattern (it's called Tobago, by Arte Wallpapers). She already had the dining set. Private Comment
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| Cabinetry and a kitchen countertop from IKEA turned the office into a highly functional space. Black-and-white curtains that span the wall are used to create the illusion of symmetry despite the off-center window. Private Comment
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| Throughout the home, eclectic groupings of photos and artwork on the walls become miniature galleries that add loads of personality and warmth. Private Comment
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| An intricate pattern in the heated floor gives the bathroom a high-end designer feel. Private Comment
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