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Bridgid and Anthony refreshed the exterior of the house with era-appropriate paint colors and added copper gutters and rain chains. (Scott Klinger photo) |
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Sage-green tile with gray grout creates a unique backsplash for the new farmhouse sink. |
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The poppy art tiles on the backsplash are a nod to Bridgid's favorite flower. |
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By reconfiguring the appliances, architect Lisa Henderson created a layout that subtly echoes the dining-room arrangement while making room for a cozy built-in breakfast nook. |
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With an original door (discovered in the attic) and other neighborhood examples providing guidance, Anthony designed and built a new colonnade between the living and dining rooms. |
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Unexpected obstacles forced the couple to turn the basement into a family room, which now boasts bright walls and cork flooring. |
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In the guest bathroom, Lisa added a pedestal sink and period-style hex tile in a daisy-chain pattern she and Bridgid devised. |
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Strategically placed built-ins and a salvaged pedestal sink helped deliver more space to the small master bathroom. |
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The master-bathroom tub was a Dumpster rescue. "It has a lot of scratches," says Bridgid, "but it's beautiful." |
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