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"    Soni and Raj recently moved from a downtown condo to a spacious 2,700-square-foot traditional-style town house. Previously, their overnight visitors (friends and members of their large extended families) had to bed down on air mattresses in the attic, so the duo\u2014he works in venture capital; she&amp;#039;s in pharmaceutical sales\u2014was excited by the prospect of a renovation that would allow them to offer their guests more comfortable accommodations. To shape up the new home&amp;#039;s top-floor guest space, which doubles as Raj&amp;#039;s office, the pair called in Home&amp;#039;s makeover guru, Candice Olson. She dreamed up a sophisticated, contemporary scheme while keeping expenses in check. &amp;quot;Because the attic has an open staircase, it&amp;#039;s visible from downstairs. So, Raj and Soni wanted a decor similar in tone and character to the rest of the house,&amp;quot; says Olson. To match the main floor&amp;#039;s palette, the designer painted the walls apple green and chose neutral furnishings. And, to ride herd on costs, she installed a ready-made storage unit and left the homeowners&amp;#039; Berber wall-to-wall carpet in place. Now this upper-level oasis is open for business.       Read more Candice Olson  Tune in to HGTV to watch Divine Design with Candice Olson, including episode #1005, featured here: &amp;quot;Soni&amp;#039;s Loft.&amp;quot; Check local listings, hgtv.com, or divinedesign.tv for airdates. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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