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8 Things Antique Dealers Always Inspect Before Buying a Piece - AOL

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (822+ words) When you spot an antique you love, your heart skips a beat and you want to take it home as soon as possible—right? It’s a familiar scene at any flea market, thrift shop, or antique store, but then you…...

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Purple Paint Is Having a Major Moment—Here Are 16 Designer-Approved Shades to Try - AOL

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (201+ words) Purple Paint Is Having a Major Moment—Here Are 16 Designer-Approved Shades to Try AOL.ca Some old misconceptions may make it seem as though purple is a difficult hue to work with when decorating a home—often thought as too…...

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This Designer-Approved Paint Color Trick Can Change the Mood of Any Room - AOL

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (763+ words) Joa Studholme, color curator for Farrow & Ball, defines warm colors—such as red, orange, and yellow—as “colors which are often associated with fire, the sun, and heat.” She adds, “They can make an area feel closer and more intimate,…...