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Apartment Tour: Boho Style in 480 Sq. Ft.

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We’re excited to bring a new series to PopTalk: home tours of our employees to share different decor styles and inspire our readers. First up is Kelsey, our marketing coordinator! Her apartment may be small, but it’s not short on style. The 480 square foot abode is chock-full of…

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