Picture perfect: HGTV's hit remodeling expert turns an uninspired living room into a vibrant exhibition space

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The work of Candice Olson is detailed by emphasizing on the fact that she uses more of color and texture to make her work more acceptable and worth appreciating. Taking inspiration from the homeowner's artful aesthetic while working for a renovation project, she and her team added a bold stenciled pattern to the walls, opulent, hand-sewn draperies and a vibrant mix of furnishings that would make the home to recall the 19th-century roots.

Residential Building Construction, Housing Additions & Alterations, Evaluation, Dwellings, Works, Home remodeling, Interior designers

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Nifty nursery

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Tara and Scott tapped the host of HGTV's Divine Design, Candice Olson to create a space to serve the needs and fancies of their small daughters. Olson suggests some guidelines to allow for changing needs such as choosing transitional materials like a 28-inch-high desktop that will help a toddler stand and also accommodate chairs and older children as they do homework.

Design and construction, Nurseries (Infants), Infant nurseries

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Lofty expectations

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Candice Olson, an architect, has transformed an unsightly attic into a beautiful sleeping area. The description of changes implemented by Olson is presented.

Architects, Remodeling and renovation, Attics

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