Marble hexagon tiles in a variety of grayish hues line the space. – Lightshed Photography StudioĪ rounded entryway next to the dining table leads to the kitchen. The living and dining areas share an open layout.
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Three windows on the adjacent wall overlook a small backyard area. Beyond the couch area, there is enough room for a formal dining table, under a fixture with five globe lights. To the right, there is room for a couch facing a wall that can be used to hang pictures, a TV, or both. In the living room, a picture window overlooks a small sitting area to the left, letting in natural light and a view from the front of the house. The foyer features pegs on both sides to hang coats, bags, and hats.
Sets of hooks along both walls provide places to hang coats, hats, and bags, and a doorway on the left opens into the open-plan living and dining room. The original staircase, narrow and clad in a pink and white rug, hugs the right wall, while a hallway to the kitchen leads past it. The walls, however, are white, and the flooring is oak. A small, cabinet-sized pink door to the left gives residents access to the mailbox without stepping foot outside. The entryway is just behind a pastel pink door.
The playful pastel pink door sets this home apart from its neighbor’s more classical color schemes. Built in 1902, this blue home may not seem like the picture of modernity, but the newly renovated house successfully blends older, more traditional elements with modern touches.
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