I Before photos by Tom Vogel
I After photos from carolineerez.com
You can tell I have an unhealthy obsession with Hamilton's inventory of character houses when I can almost instantly recognize them, even in a dramatically transformed 'after shot'.
Old fixtures, architectural details, and the lines and curves of the walls are all clues that get my Spidey senses tingling. It is truly a thrill when I am able to compare the side by sides and unequivocally confirm my instincts!
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To my relief #HamOnt designer, Caroline Erez, elevated it like a boss with her re-imagined and refreshed approach to traditional design.
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AFTER The 1970s over mantle flower wall sculpture by C. Jere was acquired from Michael Thomas Antiques, one of my favourite Hamilton shops for art, accents and antiques. See what's new at MTA HERE. |
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