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"  What&amp;#039;s black and white and ... every other color? This Victorian home in the West Ridge area of Chicago. It&amp;#039;s currently on the market for $575,000, and it comes with quite the deliberate decorating scheme. Let&amp;#039;s just say that any beige-loving couple on House Hunters would faint upon entering (&amp;quot;Oh, my stars, that wall color!&amp;quot;). You get a whiff of the interior palette as you approach the red and green facade, which is arguably the tamest spot in the house (though we applaud how the soft shades avoid a Christmas-y effect). Inside, some might say the bold hues clash, but the choices feel confident and thoughtful, like different wings in a museum. Around every corner, there&amp;#039;s something new to discover. And it&amp;#039;s not just the walls that delight the eyes \u2014 kitschy vintage pieces, eclectic furnishings, and tons of art also provide pops of color. Take a look around:      The most colorful spot is actually hidden in the basement, where a bright mix injects much-needed energy to the craft room/exercise space.  Outdoors, bright red patio furniture wakes up the garden.    We love that this decor offers a nod to the colors that have long been associated with Victorian homes. Defined by intricate details, these houses offer plenty of spots for homeowners to &amp;quot;paint by number&amp;quot; (take San Francisco&amp;#039;s iconic painted ladies, for example). In the 1960&amp;#039;s, hippies even customized Victorian homes with acid-like hues. So in a way, this Chicago space keeps in the grand tradition of bringing lively color to Victorians. TELL US: Would you like to live here? [via Curbed Chicago] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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