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Color, Not Cost: What's Actually on the Walls of the Houses That Sell

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Interior designers are moving the American living room past the safety of beige, favoring layered color palettes that still read as warm rather than trend-driven. The shift shows up first in the rooms built for gathering, where a house has to work for a crowd and still feel considered up close. It is a subtle change, but a telling one: color chosen with restraint has become its own mark of a well-appointed home.

With reporting from Veranda.

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