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BATH TIME

“A CREATIVE CHILD INSPIRED THIS PRIMARY BATH,” says Jordan Cashman, co-owner of Sage, an interior design studio and shop in downtown Newburyport. Indeed. The owners of this 1990s developer-built home in Newburyport pointed to artwork their son created as an example of colors they love. “There were two watercolor paintings with all these sea glass tones that they framed and hung in their bathroom,” Cashman says of the ocean-inspired scenes.

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