Hudson Home, New York / Office of Tangible Space
Situated just north of the town of Hudson, NY – Nick and Rachel Cope, founders of Calico Wallpaper and Studio Cope decided to renovate a 1960s split level home that overlooks the Hudson River.
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Situated just north of the town of Hudson, NY – Nick and Rachel Cope, founders of Calico Wallpaper and Studio Cope decided to renovate a 1960s split level home that overlooks the Hudson River.
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