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After a misdiagnosis, "dopamine artist" Leah Marie Goddard lost her ability to see color for over a decade. When she got her ability back, she decided to embrace color, transforming a gray, builder-gray house into a vibrant, maximalist home.
Adrienne Breaux
2 days ago
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They Built a Wall and Added So Much Kitchen StorageHome Projects
Open-concept living rooms, dining rooms, and kitchens have dominated home construction since the ’90s. But when DIYer Molly Miller moved into her new build in 2018, her family actually wanted more separation between the home’s main living areas. Everything was “lumped together in one large space,” and it made it difficult to have a functional kitchen with the limited storage.
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