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Mark’s Comfortable Contemporary in Houston

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Scale is the number one area where most people make mistakes decorating their home. It takes a trained eye to design a properly balanced room–the kind of Goldilocks-style oasis where everything looks and fits just right. If you don’t have a trained eye to take with you every time you go shopping, you can at least take some advice: Go up or down a size when you buy these four decor pieces.

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Name: Katy Mason and Devin Hampton and their dog, Ace
Location: Washington, D.C.
Size: 800 square feet
Years lived in: 1 year; Rented

With its loft-like essence, exposed brick, and beautifully industrial structural elements, this apartment has felt like home for Katy and Devin since day one. Having lived in D.C. for six years, Devin moved from one side of the wall (the apartment next door) to the other when Katy moved from NYC to D.C. last year. Since then, they’ve created a lovely, unique home together.

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It’s amazing how a few tweaks to our daily habits can become a catalyst for meaningful, positive change. Here are a few simple things you can do every day to feel happier at home.

From Apartment Therapy → 10 Simple Things to Make You Happier At Home

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When Hali first mentioned that she saves tough winter greens stems over the course of a week for roasting, I was a bit skeptical. That is, until I tried it myself and realized it was a brilliant idea — and a delicious one, too

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My parents owned and operated a Korean grocery store (for over 35 years) so I pretty much had my pick at anything I wanted when I visited. I was literally a kid in a candy store and loved it — although it was shrimp chips, not candy, that I was after. I won’t tell you how many bags of these chips my brother, sister, and I devoured when we were kids.

When I was younger I hated the smells of the store — of the fish, kimchi, and garlic. As I grew older, my reaction to those smells changed and now they bring back fond memories and transport me back to those days where I was running through the aisles, grabbing whatever I could.

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