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“I wanted it to look like it had always been there.”
Here’s how the designer blended the two for $16,000.
How to create old-world Portugal vibes from scratch.
And a super-simple layout trick ensures everything is in its right place.
It’s the unexpected hero of our entire Rhode Island reno.
As did installing the tile ourselves.
And what it really cost to hire an engineer.
Which made way for black marble countertops.
And for turning design leftovers into a main course.
New windows and appliances included.
Salvaged sinks, signs, and cabinets helped, too.
How I pulled off a truly random pattern.
Think: sanding and staining the floors yourself.
A leveler is critical.
“It was basically begging us to get our hands on it.”