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When I was working on my kitchen in 2019, I did some exploratory demo to see if I could add a 1920's style phone niche to the wall between our kitchen and dining room. It runs along the buffet, and turned out, there was a deep enough cavity to easily add one! There was a phone jack in this wall when we bought the house, so I knew there was some kind of cavity. After some demo-excitement, we lived basically with a huge hole in the wall for three years. I had started the casing for the bottom of the niche, but didn't get much farther after electrical went into the side of it. I declared 2022 the year of finished projects in our house, so I started with this one, and wrapped it up several weeks ago (technology issues hit me hard then! But I'm back.). Starting with this one really has given me a decent amount of momentum to keep going with other things this year. 
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Katie SwansonI am a parent, creative spirit, and old house lover. My big passions are sustainable design and preservation. Bringing these together is key to moving existing homes into the future. * By subscribing to the monthly newsletter, you consent to receive links this month's blog posts and other relevant blog updates, a round up of things I love, and as a throwback to my DIY days, I may toss in an exclusive knit or crochet pattern of mine. Archives
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