Coastal Living, Jean Allsopp
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The designer chose a muted green. “I loved having a white headboard with a pattern, so I carried the green onto the walls to make the bed pop,” she says. “You see it a lot more than you would if it were against a neutral wall.” Instead of a traditional bench at the end of the bed, she chose two leather-and-stainless-steel campaign stools.
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