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Global style and space refined In this issue of HD&R, several of our contributors take on the trend of adding global style to your home without having to pack a passport. Since trolling the globe for treasures isn’t always a possibility, Yanic Simard’s story on page 28 will help with tips and tricks for adding items from abroad, while design editor Glen Peloso gives us a mini history lesson and modern day solutions to add cultural clout to your next

decorating project. Since this issue also focuses on small-space solutions, Silvana Longo’s story on the conversion of a 1,250-sq.-ft., one-bedroom unit to a three-bedroom condo with all the comforts of home is a must-read for those looking for alternatives to traditional finishes and fixtures. Rounding out this issue is an assortment of great features including this month’s hot Smart Shopper deals from our advertisers plus new products and news from the decor and reno front in our What’s New section. We hope you enjoy this issue. If you have a reno story you’d like to share with us, please connect with us via email or give us a call. We’d love to hear from you!

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