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fromArchitectural Digest
2 weeks ago

Ryan Lawson Rethinks a 1,500-Square-Foot Bungalow For One Houston Couple

Lawson created a cohesive flow between rooms using a jute rug, Cola-painted window frames, and carefully selected textiles and furniture.
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fromArchitectural Digest
2 weeks ago

Ryan Lawson Rethinks a 1,500-Square-Foot Bungalow For One Houston Couple

Lawson created a cohesive flow between rooms using a jute rug, Cola-painted window frames, and carefully selected textiles and furniture.
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fromApartment Therapy
6 months ago

This Kitchen Was "a Sea of Natural Maple Cabinetry" Until Its Surprising, Stunning Makeover

A late-1990s maple kitchen was transformed into a modern, functional space combining natural walnut and berry-toned cabinetry, completed in four months for about $275,000.
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8 months ago

Should the CSS light-dark() Function Support More Than Light and Dark Values? | CSS-Tricks

If you don't know, the light-dark() function takes two color arguments: one for light mode and one for dark mode. Hence, the name light-dark(). It toggles between the two light and dark values based on a user's preferences. Sara Joy has a wonderful article where you can get a much more detailed explanation. The key thing is that the function requires you to use the color-scheme property to activate those two color modes: :root { color-scheme: light dark; } .element { color: light-dark(brown, black); }
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