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Mex house

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The exposed brick wall on one side of the dining area is the home’s original wall. “We didn’t plaster the bricks, to help save costs and as a nod to the original house,” says Jenny.
The exposed brick wall on one side of the dining area is the home’s original wall. “We didn’t plaster the bricks, to help save costs and as a nod to the original house,” says Jenny.
"It doesn't feel like it's propped in the air," says Appel.
"It doesn't feel like it's propped in the air," says Appel.

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