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Demo interior coverage. The apartment, budget and details described here are fictional and exist to demonstrate this template’s home and design section.
Most renovation coverage celebrates what changed. This one is more interesting for what the owners chose to keep — the original floors, an awkward alcove nobody could figure out how to remove cheaply, a kitchen layout that technically “should” have been reworked.
The result reads as considered rather than expensive, which was the actual goal.
Considered, not expensive
The owners kept the original floors and an awkward alcove rather than reworking everything a renovation 'should' fix.
What this means in practice
A renovation that keeps what already works often reads better than one that changes everything it can afford to.
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