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Interior stylist Ange Dye’s Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland practice is called The Untrained Eye, but it’s plain to see she’s more than qualified to make a home look spectacular. Our own peepers were drawn to her recent project, Deep Creek, a property otherwise known as ‘the bach pad’ on the North Shore. Built in the 1960s, it belongs to retired lawyer John Feast, a father of three adult children. Ange was introduced to John

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