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lived-in





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You return to the grocery store — not with a blank slate — but with a little lived-in wisdom tucked into your pocket.

From Salon

"There isn't a strict theme, it's more about colour, texture and creating a cosy, lived-in feeling," the 36-year-old from Devon says.

From BBC

She adds that "homes should spark joy and feel warm and lived-in, and this shade feels quite removed from that."

From BBC

When you open your home up to someone, inviting them into your lived-in space, that matters.

From Los Angeles Times

The lived-in feel of the room perfectly represents what “The Kardashians” star wanted to achieve with the design of her home, explaining that she wanted the property to give the impression she had lived there for years, even though it was completed this year.

From MarketWatch