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She Kept the Bathroom's 1950s Pink Tile — 1 DIY Made It Feel Brand New

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She Kept the Bathroom's 1950s Pink Tile — 1 DIY Made It Feel Brand New
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Even if you have an extremely dated space, it doesn’t always require a total demo to look new and stylish again. Take Geneva Slye’s (@just.geneva) bathroom, for example. “The first thing you notice about the bathroom is the pink tile,” Geneva says. “It is original to the house that was built in the 1950s.”Also part of the bathroom upon move-in?
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