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Subtle art

In the renovation of historic homes, relevance is often the first casualty. It either buries under the assertive identity of a designer, the latest trend, budget cuts or just no bloody idea, says designer Hamish Guthrie of the test that typically whips the past into a heritage pastiche or wipes it out with clean-slate modernism.

“The issue of

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