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George To The Rescue: Katie's Bedroom Part 1

Three-year-old Katie suffers from tumors on her brain and spine. To help brighten this sweet, inspiring girl's life, George and his team transform her family's nursery into a dream bedroom for Katie while whipping up a surprise for her mom and dad. Watch Part 2. To donate funds to children with cancer or blood disorders, go to The Stephen D. Hassenfeld Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.

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George To The Rescue:
Katie's Bedroom Part 1

Out-Of-The-Box Design

Artist Dave Lefner and Shyla Marlin share their tips on how they fashioned a creative, eclectic space that they call home. At his unique urban loft, Dave shows how his love for lettering, vintage signage and the city are reflected in his reduction linocut prints and his home. Throughout the space, Dave and Shyla used unconventional items like antique steamer trunks, floating windows, museum banners, homemade magnets and even a reclaimed bed spring to approach home design in a way that's urban, fun and truly original.

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Out-Of-The-Box Design

How To Remove Wallpaper

By Helen Yun

| Friday, Apr 27, 2012 | Updated 4:42 PM EDT

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