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Adding Color to Midcentury

01/23/202301/23/2023 Builder Developer

Adding Color to Midcentury

A Northwest Custom Woodwork fireplace wall built from wood slats serves as the living room centerpiece. Circular accents in the guest bathroom and an Ann Sacks backsplash nod to the era’s obsession with geometry.

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https://www.seattlemet.com/home-and-real-estate/2023/01/edmonds-washington-colorful-midcentury-modern-home-remodel-the-residency-bureau

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