That aesthetic continues upstairs, where the owners were happy to lose one of their four bedrooms to create a master suite. The one caveat? They would have to remove a fireplace to accommodate the new floor plan – something most homeowners are reluctant to do. But these ones were game. After all, they got to keep the original stained glass windows that flanked it, and a custom king headboard fit perfectly in-between. The other two bedrooms? Well, those stayed intact for future family members. For now, these homeowners are happy hosting friends or enjoying some one-onone time. But one day, the chitter-chatter of their wicked dinner parties may give way to the pitter-patter of little feet. And when that day comes, they can rest assured that at least their home is ready. FOR SOURCES, SEE OUR WORKBOOK
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