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The Queen Anne 's exterior (pictured after the restoration) appears exactly as it did before the fire. |
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Millwork framing the 8'-tall pocket door leading to the dining room is new, custom-cut to match surviving samples, but blends seamlessly with the antique door. |
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The dining room millwork was pieced together from original moldings salvaged throughout the house. |
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In the kitchen, a careful combination of state-of-the-art appliances and period-perfect fixtures (along with some cabinets designed to look like furniture) blend to create a space that feels as though it evolved naturally over time. |
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The Arciform team added a museum picture rail, authentic to the house's timeframe, for hanging artwork without marking up walls. |
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A reproduction tub and sink are flanked by beadboard in the master bath. |
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In the downstairs bathroom, a corner toilet saves space. |
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An octopus mosaic, created from marble hex tile by artist Margaret Kuhn, traverses the shower pan. "It represents Victorian whimsy," says designer Anne De Wolf. |
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