Removing a short return or reframing a doorway to full height can calm visual noise without a demolition spree. Improved sightlines extend perceived space, increase borrowed light, and showcase a single refined material, letting value concentrate where it matters most every ordinary day.
Add transoms, taller baseboards that reflect light, or pale, low-sheen paints to bounce illumination deeper. Replace bulky sills with thin stone aprons to sharpen lines. Prioritizing daylight reduces dependency on artificial lighting, saving energy while creating a soft, flattering atmosphere morning through evening.
Gently adjust millwork alignments, tile layouts, and fixture centering to honor axial relationships. When proportions feel right, rooms exhale. Small corrections deliver disproportionate calm, allowing restrained materials to sing. These measured refinements are invisible to most, yet deeply felt by everyone who enters.
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