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Room-by-room decor guides comparing materials, sizes and styles so your home looks finished without overspending.
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Colored pencil sets run from a dozen-count box meant for a third-grade classroom to a 120-color tin that wants a place on a studio desk.
The entryway is the one room guests see before anything else, which makes the light fixture overhead do more work than almost any other in the house.
A bedroom chandelier has a different job than one hanging over a dining table. Nobody eats beneath it.
An oak dresser with a worn varnish, a thrift-store side table with a water ring.
Look up at almost any ceiling and the flaws show: a brown ring where a pipe once leaked, roller lap marks that catch the afternoon light.
Casement windows crank outward on a side hinge instead of sliding up and down, and that single design detail is what makes air conditioner shopping awkward.
