The century-old house is doused in her signature mix of hot and cold hues.
I chickened out and never asked, she recalls.
(ItsPPG Paints Delicate White, PPG1001-1.)

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Im not adventurous with design in a way that Im making up something new.
But color is my fun thing.
Heres how Sabbe put her palette to work.

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I believe every room should be used, so whats the point of two that feel the exact same?
Window treatments in a Sister Parish fabric punctuate the blustery backdrop with a burst of chile red.
She underscored its moodiness by including an olive green performance-velvet sectional.

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Throw pillows in Jaspers Grace print in Willow temper the handsome elements with a dose of sweetness.
Its a very traditional home, so I love the juxtaposition with something more modern, says Sabbe.
Their kids were toddlers at the time, so this way, they couldnt touch it.

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Thats the way most of our interiors flow.
(She prefers 2700K soft white bulbs.)
I think that allows a cohesive feel without having to spend a ton of money.

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This, to me, is the perfect primary bath.
Its just a feeling of Ah, exhale, says Sabbe.
Black-and-white checkerboard marble floors and a vintage tapestry that was found on Etsy ground the breezy spot.

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I always feel like choosing old or antique art is the way to go, she adds.
The antique-style cast-iron sink by Rejuvenation underlines the homes historic character and perfectly suits the scale of this niche.

Credit:Photographer: James Ransom; Styling: Christina Wressell

Credit:Photographer: James Ransom; Styling: Christina Wressell

Credit:Photographer: James Ransom; Styling: Christina Wressell

Credit:Photographer: James Ransom; Styling: Christina Wressell

Credit:Photographer: James Ransom; Styling: Christina Wressell