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As an interior designer, I love creating spaces that are visually stunning. However, I've learned that not everything that looks great on Pinterest or in a magazine translates well into real life.

Moreover, the type of door selected, particularly that of the hinge, influences not only wall construction but also flooring layers and transitions, adding further complexity to the design process.

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