DeLeon took an unused bedroom and transformed it into her closet. This is one of the more feminine spaces in the home, a fact that’s underscored by the painting by Jenna Caldwell at the entrance. The room features a crystal chandelier, makeup table and a precisely ordered shelving system. The ceiling is covered in patterned wallpaper to contrast with the cubist-inspired area rug.
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