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1. Paint.
2-4. Bring in a free-standing wardrobe.
5. Storage.
6-7. Conceal the unsightly window view with a large mirror.
8-11. Accessorize
12. Add softness.
13. Flooring.
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Home Section, The Washington Post
1150 15 St. NW
Washington, D.C. 20071
E-mail: makeover@washpost.com
Write: House Calls
Home Section, The Washington Post
1150 15 St. NW
Washington, D.C. 20071
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The living room in Seymour's home isn't working well for her family. They use the 13-by-11-foot space as a mudroom and a place to keep backpacks, sporting gear, shoes, coats, the vacuum and golf clubs. A bulky armoire stores winter coats, umbrellas and pool towels and hides a window that has an unsightly view of the carport. They need a better method of organization and a plan to make this main entry more welcoming.
- Contact Vicki Anoff Interiors at 301-320-9100.
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