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IKEAIssue 9 — Light and Airy

Trending on Remodelista: Light and Airy, Ikea Included

March 3, 2017

The Remodelista editors are counting the days to spring—and spent the week gathering their favorite ideas for light and airy indoor spaces:

In this week&#8\2\17;s Steal This Look post, Alexa dissects an airy London kitchen, Ikea hacks included.
Above: In this week’s Steal This Look post, Alexa dissects an airy London kitchen, Ikea hacks included.
Above: Julie spots a well-priced ($39) ceramic table lamp in this week’s Lighting post.
Above: “The influential American interior decorator Sister Parish is credited with this act of liberation when she mixed chintz with ticking fabric in upscale 1940s sitting rooms,” writes Megan in this week’s Object Lessons column.
Above: This week’s Architect Visit is an antiquarian farmhouse transformed in NY’s Hudson Valley. (And don’t miss our Before & After post on the garden makeover.)
Daisy asks architects to reveal their \10 Favorite Warm White Paints—and some of their choices may surprise you.
Above: Daisy asks architects to reveal their 10 Favorite Warm White Paints—and some of their choices may surprise you.

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