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1940s Washington Cabin Becomes the Ultimate Family Getaway

From: Allison Lind

How does a 3-acre property along Washington’s Hood Canal (a gorgeous vacation destination) with a neglected 1940s home turn into the perfect family getaway? Two years worth of sweat equity and creative brain power is a good start.

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Photo: Kara Mercer. From: Allison Lind.

Neutral Transitional Living Space With Sitting and Dining Areas

A cream-colored sofa is paired with a subtly patterned wood coffee table in the sitting area of this open-plan living space. The transitional area shares space with a nearby dining room. A neutral palette and dark hardwood flooring seamlessly tie the spaces together.

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From: Allison Lind

Before: Exposed Walls and Ceiling and Clutter in the Living Room

Prior to the renovation, this living room had exposed walls and an exposed ceiling, with piles of junk all over.

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Photo: Kara Mercer. From: Allison Lind.

Patterned Wood Coffee Table in White Transitional Living Room

A wood coffee table with an eye-catching pattern anchors the sitting area of this white transitional living room. The black fireplace surround is carried through in the black chair in the corner and black-and-white artwork.

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Photo: Kara Mercer. From: Allison Lind.

Black Fireplace Surround in White Transitional Living Room

A unique planter and vintage-swimwear art grace the mantel of this black fireplace surround. The white transitional living room balances the darker elements with light-colored curtains and a neutral rug.

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