Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2020 i HomeStyle

My how this year is flying by! I can’t believe it’s September already. If you missed out on a holiday abroad this year then don’t despair, we show you how to recreate those holiday vibes at home with our global style feature on page 74. From Cape Town cool to mellow Moroccan chic, you’re sure to find a look you’ll love. Are you hankering after a new decorating scheme, but don’t know where to begin? Then turn to page 82, where we’ll show you how to make and use a moodboard. Trust me, it’s all in the planning! If you think avocado, cocoa and peach belonged to the ’70s, then think again! These colours are back with a bang and on page 63 we’ll show you how to give…

LATEST RELEASE If you love soothing, minimalist homeware accessories that wouldn’t look out of place in a design showroom, look no further than Sunday Living. Set up by sisters Sophie and Allie, Sunday Living is an online store full of stylish, affordable wares, from cushions to crockery. sundayliving.co.uk CLIMBING THE WALLS You may not be able to travel the world right now, so why not bring the world to you? Escape to an Indian jungle or plot your next trip using Wallsauce’s striking global map wallpaper designs. They’re made to measure and come in a ‘peel and stick’ option that makes them ideal for renters or those in temporary accommodation. Prices start at £29 per square metre, with shipping available worldwide. wallsauce.com Get weaving Take a leaf out of Mary…

• Second-hand shops, house clearances and car boot sales are great places to source furniture. Auctions are another option and you don’t have to be there to bid. If you do attend the sale, be firm and stick to your budget. • Repurpose salvaged furniture. Remove cabinet doors to create open storage or lift drawers out to leave shelves. Make a coffee table by cutting down or replacing the legs on a full-height table. • Painting is the most obvious tool for upcycling old furniture, and it’s also quick and effective. Specialist products such as Annie Sloan’s Chalk Paint are easy to use, and work on many different surfaces. Apply a coloured wax afterwards for a characterful, aged effect. Also look at adding or upgrading fixings such as handles, hinges…

You will need * 30cm wire hanging basket * White spray paint * Natural wooden beads * Beading string * Scissors 1 First, spray the wire basket and chain with white paint. Make sure you’re in a well-ventilated room protected with dust sheets. Allow it to dry before applying a second coat. 2 Cut a 35cm length of beading string and tie a 6mm bead to one end. Thread another two 6mm beads, followed by three of each size of bead: 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm and 20mm, to make one strand. Repeat this step to make 50 strands of beads. 3 Make 15 more strands as before, but this time without the 20mm beads. 4 Begin attaching the longer strands of beads around the top…

• Prepare your surfaces. Remove knobs and handles and use masking or painter’s tape to protect hinges and glass. Wash your cabinets down. • When the cabinets are dry, give them a quick sand with fine paper. If there are blemishes and cracks in the woodwork, you’ll need to use a ready-mixed filler and fill any imperfections. • Apply a wood primer. This will prevent paint from chipping later and helps paint to stick better. Let the primer dry and then sand again with a fine paper to ensure a smooth, professional finish. Remember to wipe off any dust with a damp cloth. • Now you’re ready to paint. Fill the deep end of your paint tray and dip a small foam roller into it. You’ll need two coats of…

You will need * Cane webbing * Old lampshade * Sandpaper * Glue gun * Scissors * Natural raffia ribbon 1 First, measure the diameter and height of the old lampshade and cut a piece of cane webbing to size, allowing for a small amount of overlap. 2 Place some weighted objects on the cane to flatten it for a couple of hours. 3 Meanwhile, carefully strip the fabric from the old lampshade and remove any hardened glue with a piece of sandpaper. 4 Start sticking the webbing to the first lampshade ring with the glue gun, working around the ring a few centimetres at a time. Repeat at the other end with the second ring. 5 Once the glue has dried and hardened, carefully…

• Get a price for every element of each room and keep a record of them all in a spreadsheet. When you start to spend money on your home, break the purchases down room by room. This will help you keep on top of costs. • If you fall in love with an item that wasn’t in your original costings, take money away from another part of your budget, rather than adding it onto your overall costs. • Don’t go shopping when you’ve run out of money! Save up for things first or find interest-free finance options. • Shop savvy and don’t just look at high street stores. Look out for things that people are throwing away – Gumtree has a whole freebie section. Try eBay, flea markets and only…

You will need * Small stoneware mug * Pencil * Light and dark pink gloss craft acrylic paints * Paintbrush 1 Draw a line around the mug with a pencil, about 3/4 of the way up. Draw a line at the same height on the handle too. 2 Apply a band of the light pink paint to the mug just below the line. Next, apply the dark pink below, then blend the two shades together where they meet. Allow the paint to dry. 3 Apply a second coat of both shades of paint, then leave the mug to dry for 48 hours before you use it. Top tip Wash your mugs by hand to make sure your artwork lasts.…

A bit about me I’m Sarah and I’m the wellness director at Boots in Nottingham. I live with my husband, Phil, and our son, Theo, who is two years old. Where I live Our house is a five-bedroom Edwardian townhouse in the leafy Park Estate in Nottingham. We’ve lived here since 2014. What I wanted to change The décor was dated, and we needed to knock the kitchen through to the garages and create a bigger living space downstairs. How I made it my own We repainted the rooms, recarpeted the hall and retiled the bathroom. We also created a new kitchen area and larger bedroom/bathroom space upstairs. My favourite part Our double-height ceilings and doors. They create a wonderful sense of space.…

Brush up Harris has been making paint brushes and rollers for over 90 years – the brand even has a Royal warrant, so its decorating tools are fit for a queen! Harris sanding blocks are great for preparing your surfaces and the‘no-loss’ brushes ensure your paint goes on smoothly, with no rogue strands. Harris decorating tools are available at most DIY shops and online. SHARE ALIKE The Olio app was set up to help reduce food waste – users take a snap of their unwanted food and let people nearby know that it’s going spare and can be picked up for free. During lockdown however, Olio has seen a 213 per cent increase in the number of non-food items its users were sharing. Download Olio to see what your neighbours…

KITCHENS The busiest room in the home needs flooring that’s tough, waterproof and easy to maintain. Most importantly, it has to look good, often providing seamless continuity between spaces as more of us choose open-plan living. Whether you’re after a graphic pattern, a natural wood and stone finish, or an affordable lookalike, we’ve picked up-to-date designs to help you create a stylish look… PATTERNED VINYL PARQUET PICKS BATHROOMS Whether you’re decorating a family bathroom or a spa-style sanctuary, the flooring will need to be splash-proof, anti-slip, warm underfoot and easy to clean. Think about practicalities and the look you’re going for first, then take it from there. Whether you want a striking pattern, a zap of colour or a calming neutral palette there’s oodles of choice at a budget to…

Turn unused space into a feature If your room allows, create a small reading nook, with a chair, a plant and some magazines, as it will help to make the room feel cosier and less of a busy, distracting space. Laurie chose to sit this armchair from Dwell in the bay window – the chair’s square shape is nice and modern, but the slight curve to the arms and back softens the overall look. Soften corners with hanging plants ‘The hanging plants create a bit of interest in this corner of the room. I went for two non-matching planters and hung them at different heights,’ says Laurie. ‘The terracotta planter was only £10 from George Home. The TV used to sit on this chest of drawers, but we took it…

A bit about me I’m Sarah, a graphic designer and I live with my husband Paul, a creative director. Our home is a four-bedroom, three-storey townhouse in Leeds. My problem bathroom The old bathroom contained a modern bath, but no shower, so guests often asked to use our en suite shower room. The rest of the fittings and décor were also very dated. How I made it work Removing a chimney breast that came from the kitchen to the bathroom left us with more space. We were then able to move the free-standing bath under the window and install a shower where the bath used to be. I then painted a feature wall in dark grey and decorated with a mix of vintage finds and high-street buys. My favourite part…

All-in-one veggie lasagne Prep and cook time 35 MINS Serves 4 Ingredients * 1 tbsp olive oil * 200g pack chilled Waitrose Cooks’ Ingredients Soffritto * 500g Italian passata with chopped basil * 6 lasagne sheets, halved lengthways * 350g frozen Quorn Mince * 125g mozzarella, drained and torn * basil leaves Method 1 Preheat the grill to high. Heat the oil in a large ovenproof frying pan or shallow casserole dish over a medium-high heat. Fry the soffritto for 7 minutes, stirring regularly. 2 Tip in the passata, then fill the carton with water and add it to the pan. Simmer for 10 minutes, then stir in the pasta strips and mince, and simmer for another 5 minutes. 3 Scatter the mozzarella over the top and…

How did it all begin? Fenwick & Tilbrook was created by accident when one of the founders, Simon Tilbrook, was splitting business assets for a client following the insolvency of a brand with a ‘paint arm’ to its business. Simon saw promise and a gap in the market for a premium paint brand offering truly high-quality, pigment-rich paint and so Simon and his wife Clare (my mother) went through the process of rebranding and reformulating a gorgeous range of colours under their own brand name. I’ve been involved with the business since its creation in 2016. The three of us work closely together on all areas of the business – it truly is a family-run business! Describe your typical day No two days are the same, which is great. We’re…

Habitat BEACH HOUSE These bright, playful colours remind us of warm summer days and holidays by the sea Next SOOTHING SIMPLICITY Turn your home into a chill-out zone with these calming, neutral furnishings Matalan TROPICAL HIDEAWAY Bring the holiday vibes to you with botanical prints and glam gold accents Dunelm BATHROOM RETREAT Bathrooms don't have to be bland! Introduce warm colours for a relaxing, spa-like space…

• Charity shops are a useful place to look for everyday crockery and glassware. I often find smaller accessories there too, such as vases, planters, picture frames and mirrors, and it’s guilt-free shopping as you don’t pay much. • Original art doesn’t need to be expensive. Look in antique shops and art fairs for well-priced items. Sites like Etsy and Artfinder offer affordable, original works, or look online for artists willing to work to commission within a budget. • You can pep up a room quickly simply by moving things. We sometimes rearrange furniture, change the artwork around or swap rugs, plants, mirrors and bits and pieces from one room to another. Add a new lampshade or a couple of cushions for a budget-friendly refresh. See yourhomestyle.uk for more great real…

• You don’t always need to rip out the kitchen in order to create a new look. This is our fifth house and we learned so much more about recycling, reusing and repurposing this time around. Painting the kitchen cupboards gave it a brand new lease of life. • Instead of hiring contractors, learn how to do things yourself to save money. Paul roped his dad in to help with painting rooms and my dad did a lot of the groundwork outside to create better parking. • Don’t be hasty with colour choices. I went for an emerald green in the snug at first and it was a huge mistake! My father-in-law kindly repainted it, but it was a horrible task and such a waste of time. See yourhomestyle.uk for more…

• Think about how your family will use the space and what sorts of layouts and colours will make you happy. Don’t choose the things that other people will like – you’ll be miserable and you’ll end up changing it to what you wanted in the first place. • If you have an idea and you know how to make it work, persevere with it. Just because it hasn’t been done before, or it might not be easy, doesn’t make it impossible. Work through it with your builders, create detailed drawings and share inspo images to show them how it could work. • It’s easy to get disheartened by looking at all the things left to do. It’s more rewarding and motivating to look back at how much you’ve done.…

A room for all This is our breakfast room and the first room my husband let me loose on! I just love what a splash of paint, some statement colours and artwork can do to a space. Downsizing our dining table and chairs was also a good move. I got the table free on Facebook Marketplace – we sanded it down, stained and painted it, and it made an instant difference. I think this room has a perfect balance of all our personalities (we have a three-year-old that loves to build dens in here). It’s definitely the centre of our home. @ourlayeredhome Flower power This colourful corner is part of one of the bedrooms in my family’s home. White walls are featured throughout the house, but we’ve added pops of…

• Think beyond the high street. There are so many amazing independent brands and boutiques in the children’s interior world. Try online stores such as Ferm Living, Liewood and OYOY. • Think about colours that will last some time. Sarah stuck to a palette of neutrals that feel calm and relaxing and are non-gender specific. When using two colours next to each other, make sure you pick similar tones. This will create a balanced look that works well. Add a third shade to create a small impact – for instance, mustard or coral always look good against greys and pale shades. • Shop for gallery walls. You can have great fun creating a gallery wall in a child’s room. They often look best when you mix and match frames and…

You will need * Cloud template * Half a metre of pastel pink fabric * Pencil * Scissors * Tape * Black wool * Embroidery needle * Pink pencil * Pins * Needle and thread * Stuffing 1 Go to yourhomestyle.uk and enlarge the cloud template then and print it on two pieces of A4 paper. Stick them together with tape and cut it out. 2 Fold the length of fabric in half and place the cloud template on top. Draw around the cloud and cut out two clouds. 3 Take one of the cloud fabric pieces and draw two eyes with eyelashes and a small mouth in the middle with a pencil. Thread the embroidery needle with black wool and stitch the eyes and mouth. 4…

Vinyl Offering great value for money, sheet vinyl is practical, easy to install and clean. Available in a wide choice of patterns, colours and lookalike designs, it’s a durable material that comes in a range of thicknesses, some with a wear layer of at least 0.25mm. Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) These tiles and planks combine style and practicality at a range of prices. With a water- and stain-proof layer, they absorb noise and have a cushioned feel underfoot. LVT comes into its own if you want a stone or wood look, or wish to create your own design from the vast array of colours and patterns. Wood You can’t beat a wood floor and with regular sanding and varnishing it’ll last for years. If you want a more affordable alternative…

A bit about me I’m Lisa, a picture editor. I live with my husband, Matthew, a designer, and our two boys, Louis and Dillon. Our home is a four-bedroom Victorian semi in Bristol. My problem kitchen I really wanted to add some personality to our plain kitchen. The units were in good condition and the design of the room worked well, so we didn’t need to start from scratch. It was really a cosmetic choice rather than a structural one. How I made it work My main priority was to inject some colour into the room. Once we were pointed in the direction of Formica, we realised that we could almost have any colour we wanted. So, we decided to commission a kitchen maker to just make new doors, which…

STYLE ADVICE Stick to a colour scheme Pick accessories in shades of terracotta, burnt orange, dusky pink and tinges of gold to create the sun-kissed effect. By keeping the backdrop of the room mainly neutral, you can easily mix and match these sun-hued accessories. Texture up Add interest to a subdued colour scheme by incorporating lots of different textures. Dress the bed with linen and cotton throws, style up chairs and benches with tasselled cushions, and brighten up floor space with jute rugs and bare walls with fabric hangings for an easy way to add interest to the scheme. Let the light in In order to make your space feel airy and light, ditch the heavy curtains. If privacy isn’t an issue, you can forget about window treatments altogether, otherwise…

Colour coordinate For a cohesive look, tie accessories in with your wall colour. A feature wall in Dulux Polished Pebble complements the set of Original 1227 wall lights from John Lewis & Partners, while towels and wall pegs from IKEA keep the scheme looking sleek. Sarah has finished her pipe wall art in a black frame, which adds to the sophisticated style. Make it meaningful By adding family treasures and sentimental pieces, Sarah has given the space character. ‘I made the clay pipe in a box (above) using a pipe my uncle dug up years ago,’ she says. ‘I also have a first aid box from my grandmother’s house and vintage bottles. I like to mix old and new.’ Pick multipurpose furniture Be savvy with bathroom furniture and choose pieces…

Monday Vietnamese chicken and noodle salad Prep and cook time 35 MINS Serves 4 Ingredients * 2 lemongrass stalks, tough outer leaves removed * 1 tbsp Cooks’ Ingredients Nam Pla Fish Sauce * 1½ tbsp light brown soft sugar * 40g fresh root ginger, peeled and cut into matchsticks * 1 red chilli, finely sliced * 2 Waitrose & Partners Omega 3 Chicken Breast Fillets * 1 tbsp toasted sesame oil * 200g dried rice vermicelli noodle nests * 4 little gem lettuce hearts, shredded * 3 carrots, peeled and pared * 1 cucumber, halved, deseeded and cut into half moons * 2 limes, zest of 1, juice of both * ½ x 25g pack Thai basil * 15g Cooks’ Ingredients Crispy Fried Onions Method 1 For the dressing,…

1 Think 1970s California with this look. Natural textures, such as rattan and wood, will give your room a retro style, but bring things up to date by picking lighter wooden shades. 2 Combine warm earthy tones with candy colours for a playful, summer beach house vibe. Steer away from mixing lots of heavily patterned prints and focus on colour blocking – this creates a great backdrop for one or two statement prints to shine. 1 Go bold with colours and prints, and don’t be shy to combine patterns. For the full tropical effect, fill planters with luscious, trailing foliage and keep a vase of flowers on show. 2 Create atmospheric lighting by using candles, lanterns and table lamps. Golden accessories will reflect the light and…

A bit about me I’m Sophie Mumford (@sophie_mumford_ interiors). I live with my husband Rich, our sons Lennon, eight, Sonny, six, and Bowe, one, as well as our cat Luna. Where I live Our home is a five-bedroom, semi-detached Edwardian house in Winchmore Hill, north London. We’ve lived here since May 2015. What I wanted to change The plain, neutral décor made the rooms feel sterile and uninspiring. The house needed colour, warmth and personality to reenergise it and bring out the period features. How I made it my own We’ve introduced strong colours, bold patterns, characterful furniture and upcycled one-offs. My favourite part The bathroom – it’s got real individuality. I love my beautiful bath and it didn’t cost a fortune.…

£155 Made.com Create an instant gallery wall with a set of coordinating prints £90 Sous Chef Serve up a tiki treat in a pineapple pitcher £50 Iconic Lights Pair this leggy flamingo lamp with a feathered shade £7 Barker and Stonehouse Keep your cool with a palm leaf fan £86.95 Melody Maison This crane print is a true work of art £30 Know & Love Let this banana leaf bowl keep your keys handy £125 Ella James You’ll never forget this adorable elephant cushion set £68 Audenza Faux plants give you colour without the fuss £40 Mint & May This easy-fit tropical palm shade is also available for table lamps £55 Lola & Mawu Bright baskets create beautiful storage in any room £199 Audenza Treat your…

A bit about me I’m Hayley Southwood and I run a business networking and online interiors hub, Southwood Living. I live with my husband Paul and our two sons, Callum, 22, Jake, 20, and our family dog, Sid. Where I live Our home is part of a converted stables dating from 1915 in a village outside Milton Keynes. What I wanted to change The house has a few original features that I knew we could accentuate. I wanted to make the house feel homely with a fresh, modern twist. How I made it my own We pulled up carpets, exposed original parquet and just painted everywhere. My favourite part The kitchen. We couldn’t afford new cabinetry, so we repainted the cupboards and replaced handles and tiles.…

A bit about me I’m Shreenal, but I’m known as Shrez, 27. I live with my husband, Tom, 28, and Maui, our Cavalier King Charles. Where I live Our home is a four-bedroom Victorian terraced house in Plumstead, south-east London. We’ve lived here for two years. What I wanted to change The house was a wreck. It had been rented for years and all the original features had been stripped out. How I made it my own We renovated it all. We flipped the layout and installed new bathrooms and a kitchen. My favourite part Our bargain stone bathtub that we placed by a window. Now when you take a bath, you can admire our side courtyard, while remaining private.…

£200 Garden Trading Window-style mirrors will add light to dark corners £75 Habitat Paint the frame of this hexagonal Ingha mirror to suit your scheme £45 Artisanti A teardrop mirror will make the most of a small wall space £325 Ella James Woven rattan mirrors are seriously on-trend £19.95 Melody Maison It’ll be all eyes on you with an eye-shaped mirror £82 Urban Coo Hang Moebe frameless mirrors together for instant wall art £79.99 Zara Home This classic round mirror could find a special place in any home £110 Modish Living This Hatfield mirror will add warehouse chic to your room £90 Sweetpea & Willow This Toba starburst mirror will give you instant vintage vibes £39.95 Mint & May A pretty vintage-style mirror never goes out of style £1 Poundland…

• I definitely would have given myself more time and allowed for a lot more budget. I underestimated what the actual realities were. It all took a lot more time and a lot more money that I’d imagined. • If you’re like me and you like to mix things up and change things a lot, make sure that you don’t buy mega expensive things that might be on-trend now, but that you might not always love.’ • It’s worth splurging! I looked for months to find cheap bedside lamps for our bedroom like the Loaf ones we now have. In the end I couldn’t find anything as nice, so I splurged. But every night I’m pleased I made the decision to get the ones I really wanted. See yourhomestyle.uk for more…

The elegance of Art Deco never goes out of style, that’s why we see so many films set in that period. The cutting-edge glamour of this look is perfect for high drama. Bring a touch of old Hollywood to your home with a sideboard that’s fit for a star. Takes 6 hours including drying time You will need * Sideboard * Screwdriver * Furniture or wood paint * Small paint roller * Large stencil * Gold or metallic spray paint * Varnish 1 Start by detaching the doors, handles and the feet of your sideboard. Then paint the main body of the sideboard in the colour of your choice (pic A). Use a paint roller instead of a brush to achieve an even finish. Next, paint the doors to match…

We’ve all been there, full of big ideas for a makeover. But when we get to the nitty-gritty, problems start to appear. One brand’s ‘Forest Green’ may be another’s ‘Olive’. Creating a moodboard is the best way to get a true sense of how all the different elements of your new look will come together. ‘Those who prefer order and structure may shy away from this project and prefer the reassuring formality of a spreadsheet. I would still recommend creating a moodboard as, once you’ve gathered all your ideas, you can let your imagination run wild and it’s much more visual. Paula Taylor, Colour & Trend Specialist at Graham & Brown’ WHY MAKE A MOODBOARD ? Moodboards take your ideas and make them tangible. You might have an inkling that…

When choosing bathroom flooring, a non-slip finish should be the priority, especially for areas that come into contact with water, such as around the bath. Here anti-slip tiles come into their own, though many floorings offer a textured surface for grip. Check also that the material is water-resistant and recommended for bathrooms; many lookalike designs, such as laminate and LVT, are designed with this in mind. You’ll also want to consider something that’s easy to clean. With a wipeable smooth surface, vinyls are ideal, whereas tiles, especially small mosaics with lots of grout will need regular scrubbing. For a cosy feel underfoot choose a thick cushioned vinyl or, if you’re going for underfloor heating, consider a range of compatible products from tiles to laminate and LVT. When it comes to…

Choose open storage ‘We decided not to have high wall cabinets as we didn’t want the kitchen to feel like a corridor. Open storage is great for keeping a sense of space and hanging different-sized pans, which can be difficult to get at when they’re in a cupboard. We bought this Olivia shelf from Habitat 20 years ago and it’s as good as ever. It wasn’t cheap, but it proves that quality purchases are worth the investment.’ Make the most of original features ‘We thought long and hard about whether to replace this cupboard with fitted units to match the rest of the space. But I love the character it adds to the room and we thought it would be a shame to rip out the last of the original…

A bit about me I’m Laurie Davidson, a writer and stylist. I live with my partner, Wayne, and our two ginger cats in a three-bedroom, 1930s chalet-style house in Surrey. My problem bedroom Although we’d removed the floral wallpaper that was on the walls when we moved in, the existing décor was bland and we had a mix of furniture that didn’t really work together. The bedroom needed to have some thought put into it as the space felt anything but restful. How I made it work I started by choosing a large mural for the wall behind the bed, which is what the scheme revolves around. Then I added wood accents and lots of texture in the form of cushions and throws to give it a cosy feel. My…

‘Choose accessories in muted shades and with clean lines for a turn-of-the century feel’ STYLE ADVICE Go old-school Incorporating more traditional accessories is an easy way to tap into this trend. Swap out modern pampering products for wooden toothbrushes, bars of soap, talcum powder and reusable shaving kits. Stylish storage From glass bottle jars to see-through wall cabinets and industrial-style open shelving, where and how you store your bathroom bits is key to the apothecary look. Choose storage that shows off your vintage-look bottles, tins and tubs. Rework it! Use storage options that you already have. You could reuse a glass coffee jar to hold cotton wool buds or upcycle a fancy drinks bottle into a soap dispenser.…

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Best buy Kick start your day with a KIND breakfast bar. Each bar features five whole grains – oats, millet, buckwheat, amaranth and quinoa – plus, they’re high in fibre and gluten free. Choose from Blueberry Almond, Peanut Butter or Honey Oat flavours, £1.29 per bar or £2.99 for a pack of three, from Waitrose, Tesco, Ocado and Sainsbury’s. QUICK FIX Feel-good food brand Higgidy has launched a delicious new range of four plant-based and veggie ready meals. They’re perfect for a healthy quick-fix supper that’ll help you on your way to getting your must-have five-a-day. The ready meals are priced at £4.25 and available from Sainsbury’s. Fresh find You can now enjoy the health-giving benefits of kefir with Biotiful Dairy’s new Kefir Cheese, £1.50 per 150g tub. This creamy,…

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