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Lisa Canning is an interior stylist with a
Celebrity Designer Glen Peloso, Principal
of Glen Peloso Interiors, has successfully designed
over 300 residential and commercial projects around
the world in the last two decades. Glen makes
regular guest appearances on various television and
radio shows across Canada and is a regular guest
speaker at home shows. Glen is Canadian Home
Trends Magazine’s National Design Contributor, as
well as a design columnist for The Toronto Star’s
Saturday New in Homes section. TIP The most
important element in any successful bathroom is
“planning, planning, planning;” It will keep your
design cohesive, on budget and will ultimately
improve your life. glenpelosointeriors.com
penchant for chic, contemporary, personalized
interiors. A graduate of Ryerson University’s
acclaimed School of Fashion, Lisa brought her
flair for textiles and colour as she transitioned
into designing homes on HGTV’s Marriage Under
Construction . For the past 7 years Lisa Canning
Interiors has been specializing in modern
interiors for both commercial and residential
spaces. TIP When renovating your kitchen,
consider integrating technology and adequate
power sources into the island. Create a custom
charging station and add speakers within the
millwork for a seamless look. lisacanning.ca
Erica Gelman, Principal of Erica Gelman
Laura Stein Principal and CEO of
House Of Design specializes in both large and
small scale residential design projects. Known for
enhancing and creating new possibilities in every
space of your home. TIP When you’re tackling a
kitchen renovation, start by thinking of how you’ll
use the space; are you entertaining, is this a chef’s
kitchen or is it a family gathering spot? Start with
function and then proceed to esthetics.
house-of-design.ca
features
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Creating a Designer
Kitchen and Bathroom
Learn how to get it right the first time with
these helpful words of wisdom from
Designer Laura Stein.
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A Historic Condo
Designer Erica Gelman incorporates
vintage pieces and custom furnishings
to create this distinguished condo in the
former Toronto Hunt Club.
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SECTIONS
DIY - “ From Drab 2 Fab”
Laura Stein Interiors, an award-winning firm
specializing in custom interior decorating and
design for residential clients. Dedicated to
creating exceptional, distinctive, and uniquely
personal interiors for her clients, Laura’s focus
is on fresh, lifestyle-based design infused with
comfort and understated luxury. TIP For your
base cabinets, forget cupboards with interior
shelves and go for deep wide drawers instead.
They provide just as much storage, and you’ll
never have to crawl on your hands and knees
to reach the back of the cupboard again.
Step-by-step DIY projects showing readers
how to turn old items from around the house
“From Drab 2 Fab”
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Décor Galore
An in-depth look at how to achieve a desired
design style with the use of room settings and
product examples.
laurasteininteriors.com
Heather Segreti An accomplished Interior
Designer for over 20 years, her background in both
commercial and residential design complements
each other bringing innovative ideas to each
custom project. Heather’s formal design background
and accredited training have shaped her refined
Design aesthetic. Segreti Design is a full service
Interior Design Firm with a current focus on
large scale residential projects from concept to
completion. TIP Take advantage of all the new and
exciting storage components that are offered. Take a
hard look at the way you navigate your kitchen and
plan for your lifestyle, not a generic one. Use fully
integrated appliances for a sleek and upscale look.
segretidesign.com
Karen Sealy owner of Sealy Design Inc., is
an award winning designer who is equally at ease
in a hard hat or heels. With formal training in interior
design and a degree in business and psychology,
she is well prepared to create fabulous spaces that
meet emotional and functional needs, look and feel
great, and stay on track and on budget. Karen is a
regular décor expert on CityLine and Host/Designer
of HGTV’s Summer Home. TIP The most important
issue when redesigning a kitchen is the planning.
What are your needs? How long do you plan to stay
in this home? How important is resale value to you?
The answers to these questions will help you set
budget and priorities. sealydesigninc.com
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Editors’ Picks
Our editors pick their favourite products for your
next design project.
Eileen Marshall, owner of Eileen
Marshall Design a company that offers a full
range of services; specializing in renovations and
custom homes. Eileen’s philosophy is to create
elegant and inviting interiors whilst promoting
a healthy and comfortable home for each and
every family member.
TIP A workable layout and efficient use of
space are key elements of a well-designed
kitchen. Consideration to environmentally
friendly materials and energy saving appliances
are also important issues. This multi-functional
room should reflect our lifestyle and
encourage practical living and, look gorgeous!
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Trend Finds
Home Trends’ editors search from coast to coast
for unique pieces that showcase the latest trends.
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eileenmarshalldesign.com
Jennifer Brouwer is a design expert
creating functional and stunning interiors, from
concept to completion, with one goal in mind,
responsible interior design that enhances client’s
lifestyles for years to come. With over 600 projects
and 14 years experience, Jennifer Brouwer Design
Inc. has created many noteworthy results which
are distinguished by Jennifer’s signature warmth,
personal approach, and wherever fitting, the use
of existing materials in an innovative manner. TIP
Designing a kitchen is a large undertaking and,
typically, the largest financial investment you
will make in your home. Thoughtful planning,
careful budgeting and extensive research are the
ingredients for a beautiful and functional kitchen.
Design Advice
Words of wisdom and useful techniques from
Designers and Industry Professionals.
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Photography Donna Griffith
Designer Profile
Leading designers share their experience and
knowledge.
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Designer Spaces
Canadian homes, condos and hotels from around
the world are featured offering inspiration and real life
design examples.
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Recipes
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Cooking in Colour!
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décor galore | cooking in colour
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DemiLav Wading Pool lavatory
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Bathroom Do’s and Don’ts:
Text Laura Stein
Do tile the ceiling above your shower. It helps prevent
mould and mildew build-up, and avoids the problems with
bubbling and peeling paint.
Don’t use tumbled stone on your shower floor. It is the
most porous finish and will quickly absorb soap scum and
grow mould.
Do use polished mosaic tile on your floor. Large polished
tiles may be slippery when wet, but mosaics are a perfect
solution. Not only do they look beautiful, but the multiple
grout lines provide traction and help prevent slips.
Don’t randomly end tile in the middle of a wall without a
natural stopping point or something decorative to cap the
edge. It looks tacky and unfinished. Try using a marble or
ceramic chair rail, a pencil (a half-round piece to match your
tile) or a stone jamb.
Do incorporate a shampoo niche into your shower. It
provides neat storage for all your essentials and keeps
everything handy at eye-level.
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or a long time, kitchen appliances were white, black
or stainless steel. While those colours are still popular,
kitchens have become a space where we cook as much
as we entertain. They have revolutionized into a space where we can inject
vibrant colours.
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In a recent tour of Appliance Canada in Toronto with its ten thousand
square feet of space showing the latest in design and technology, I was
pleased to see that pops of colour have been used in appliance design.
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A kitchen is generally a place associated with happy times. Most family
events centre around food. In the past, the gatherings happened around
the dinner table while the cooking was done more privately, separately in
the kitchen. The two spaces are now blended together to create the perfect
colourful entertainment area.
Appliances - Viking Pro
Viking
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You can add colour to your kitchen area in various ways. The tiny bit of
wall space left after everything is installed, lends itself well to an accent
colour like red, yellow or cobalt blue. You can then carry that same colour
to the knobs on the cabinets. For the finishing touches, look for a small
appliance that will sit on the counter top. KitchenAid has a diverse range of
products in fun punchy colours.
The kitchen doesn’t have to be all in one colour of wood clad appliances
and cabinets. You can make the whole room a happy place by injecting bold
colours in unexpected places.
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Kitchen
Notable
Kitchen Do’s and Don’ts
Text Laura Stein
Don’t insist on solid wood cabinets if you plan to have a painted finish. Wood
expands and contracts with changes in humidity but paint does not, which
means as soon as the season changes, the paint will crack. For painted cabinets,
the best material is MDF (medium density fibreboard), a man-made wood
composite that is completely stable and looks just like wood when painted.
Because it doesn’t move, there will never be cracks in the paint.
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Do use glass inserts on some of your upper cabinets. It helps break up the line
Range Hood
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of solid doors and makes the space feel open and airy. Use frosted or textured
glass if you are concerned about hiding what’s inside the cabinet.
Don’t place your dishwasher or oven in a location that blocks the main traffic
route in and around the kitchen when the appliance doors are open. Not only is
it inconvenient, it can also be hazardous.
Do place your fridge at the end of a run of cabinets rather than in a corner.
Make sure you have at least eighteen inches of counter space nearby to put
things down.
Blender - Green apple
KitchenAid
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Iron/Tones Smart Divide kitchen sink
KOHLER
www.kohler.ca
Don’t use wallpaper or painted drywall as a back splash. Install a proper back
splash made from tile, glass, stainless steel or other water resistant materials. And
please don’t use a piece of cut Plexiglas propped up behind the sink or stove!
Chopper - Tangerine
KitchenAid
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Congress Mini Pendant
Hinkley
www.livinglighting.com
Barbara Carafe
Design House Stockholm
www.designhousestockholm.com
FORSLA Stoneware
IKEA
www.ikea.com
Hand Blender - Majestic Yellow
KitchenAid
www.appliancecanada.com
RASKOG Kitchen cart
IKEA
www.ikea.com
Range - Bertazzoni Pro Series
in Blue, Yellow, Green and Red
(other colours available)
Bertazzoni
www.appliancecanada.com
Stand Mixer - Crystal Blue
KitchenAid
www.appliancecanada.com
Perfect Drain by Elkay
Novanni
www.novanni.ca
Ponti Pull Down Faucet
Pfister Avanti Collection
www.plumberssupply.ca
editor’s picks | design boards
When using a monochromatic colour palette,
This kitchen design
concept is two toned to
create a sense of lightness in its upper part and
more weight in the lower section. The colours were
selected to give the kitchen a warmer, darker
and homier feel. A kitchen is no longer just a
space to prepare meals; it has also become an
entertainment area. The use of decorative lighting
and stone counter tops in warm colours (combined
perhaps with natural stone for the transitional
kitchen or stainless steel for the modern space)
offers a sense of something special. By adding
appliances in brighter colours, such as a daring red,
you provide that extra bit of pop. The end result? A
smashing kitchen you’ll be proud of for a long time
to come.
~Glen Peloso
42” Quiet Cool™ Side-by-Side
Refrigerator/Freezer
VCSB – Racing Red
Viking
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use a variety of textures to keep visual interest. This Erth Coverings wall tile used on a pillar
or accent wall has a mix of warm and cool browns to give this kitchen an organic, rustic
backdrop. To provide contrast, select a dark, rich coloured quartz counter top. A delicate
back splash provides a feminine touch in this dramatic design concept. Modern pendants
add a bit of sparkle and a contemporary edge. A minimal table and bar stool set finish the
look of this modern kitchen.
~Lisa Canning
Outback – CL2486A
General Paint
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One Light
Chrome Down Pendant
Living Lighting
www.livinglighting.com
Upper Cabinets
Slate Grey - Zebrano
Aya Kitchens
www.ayakitchens.com
Back Splash
“Peacock” Art Glass Mosaic in “Sheer Veil”
Edgewater Studios
www.edgewaterstudio.com
Cabana – 6K1-7
Beauti-Tone Paint
www.beauti-tone.com
36” Custom Sealed Burner Range
VGCC – Racing Red
Viking
www.appliancecanada.com
Hazel Hurdle –CL2874D
General Paint
www.generalpaint.com
Three Light Chrome
Multi Light Pendant
Living Lighting
www.livinglighting.com
Artefact – CL2573M
General Paint
www.generalpaint.com
Back Splash
Metalicos Offset Tiles
Terra Verre
www.terraverre.com
Counter Top
4260 Cocoa Fudge
Caesarstone
www.caesarstone.ca
Vice High Dining Table
CB2
www.cb2.com
Lower Cabinets
Anthracite
Aya Kitchens
www.ayakitchens.com
Wall Covering
Outback Brown Ledgestone
Erth Coverings
www.erthcoverings.com
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Bathroom Remodeling Timeline
Text Glen Peloso
It is often difficult for anyone to understand why a bathroom
renovation should take the time that is does. There are several
things to remember about a bathroom as opposed to a bedroom
or living room and that is that all trades must attend the job site in
order to get the job done. The element of space also means that
rarely can more than one person work at a time. I recommend
that you always keep one working bathroom in the house (don’t
do them all at the same time unless you are away). Also be sure
that you have done all of the planning before you even think of
starting the physical work. Planning well will ensure that the rest
of the process will go smoothly. Make a decision about how you
are going to use the bathroom and if you have enough space for
both a bathtub and a shower.
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Here are some of the elements that you will need
to select before you begin:
• Tub
• Toilet
• Vanity (including storage, sink and counter tops)
• Mirrors
• Faucets
• Shower heads, body jets, steam units
• Tiles
• Drains styles
• Shower enclosure (glass or curtain)
• Lighting
• Wall coverings (paint or wall paper)
• Towel bar location and style
• Accessories
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Construction work:
Demolition - It is generally a fairly quick job, but a messy one. It
can take longer if the location of the bathroom makes it difficult
or time consuming to get the materials out of the space. - 2 days
it to dry before he/she sands it to get a very smooth surface
appropriate for paint. This process sometimes needs to be
repeated a few times. – 2 days
Rough carpentry and plumbing rough in – If there are
materials that have to be repaired as a result of the previous
bathroom layout, or if you are going to move walls in the
bathroom to borrow space from a joining room, you will need to
do some rough carpentry. Once that is complete, the plumber is
going to require “rough in”. These are all of the pipes and drains
that need to go behind the walls, to feed the showers, faucets, jets
etc. - 2 to 5 days
Tile work – This process can vary depending on the surface
below on which the tiles have to be installed and if you are
installing porcelain or stone in the space. Again with tiles, you
must allow drying time before you can move to the next step.
The complexity of the area can make it more difficult as well
as the amount of tile that needs to be installed both inside the
shower and on the main bath floor. - 3 to 5 days
Electrical work – If you are planning on having pot lights, vanity
lights, GFI plugs, the electrician will require approximately one full
day to complete the job. Plan for more if you are installing bubble
tubs and heated flooring units. A good electrician can generally
work very efficiently. – 2 days
Insulation and hanging Drywall – The installation process
should go fairly quickly and generally it’s where you start to really
feel a sense of progress on the job. Insulation takes about half
a day while the hanging of the drywall may take a full day to
complete. – 1.5 days
Finish Drywall – This means the drywall installer has to apply
joint compound at each seam or cut in the drywall and allow
Cabinetry – Generally the cabinets are made off site and just
require installation. There can be small adjustments that need to
be made to get everything to fit but it is generally a fairly quick
process. – 1 day
Fixtures – Installing the toilet, sink and the finish plumbing
which is the knobs and spouts that you see when you use a
bathroom. All of this has to be connected to the shut-off valves in
order to make the space functional. – 2 days
Miscellaneous – Allow time to install the towel bars, put up
lights, paint or wall paper the space, hang art work as well as
time for things that come up during the process that you cannot
anticipate until you are in the middle of the process. – 2 days
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Kitchen Remodeling Timeline
Text Glen Peloso
The planning is the most arduous part of any kitchen renovation
but ultimately the most important part. Not having a good plan is like
traveling in a foreign country without a map. It could work out very well
but it is equally likely you will end up robbed and in a flea bitten motel.
Renos are a foreign land and your plans are your team’s map.
Step One
How much space do you have to work with? Is it going to be sufficient
for your needs or are you going to (a) need to move walls or (b) extend
the house.
If you move walls you will need to hire an architect, designer or
engineer to ensure that the wall can be moved without affecting the
structure of the house.
If you are extending the house then an architect and designer will need
to be present, along with permit and clearances from the city etc. For this
timeline – we will assume you are going to work with an existing space.
– An hour to several weeks/months for permit drawings and permits.
Step Two
The appliances are really the centre of the kitchen. Everything else is
essentially storage and has to work around the appliances.
First, figure out how you cook! Are you a Chef, a food lover, a food
warmer or an ‘eating out” person. The cost of an appliance will go up the
more you need it to do. If you make tea and warm soup you likely don’t
need much but if you are a little “Madame Benoit’ you may want more.
– Approx 1 week to research and place orders.
Step Three
You are going to need water!
Do you want a double sink or single? Would you also like to have an
island veg sink? What about a pot filler over the stove? Once you decide
where you want to have water then you need to decide on the faucets.
The placement of fixtures will affect the cabinets as you will need the
plumbing to run inside them along with drains. They need to be planned
out carefully before you start to drill holes in the floor.
Some people like chrome while others like to have brushed steel, copper
or lacquered (black, white, red, blue, etc). Knowing that, you’ll want to
consider style. Is your space going to be classic, transitional or much more
modern? I promise, the selection is vast! - 1 to 4 days
This is where everyone (including your mother-in-law) will have an
opinion so things can really slow down! You may also find that you want
to change the size of your appliances based on the space you have left .
Be prepared for a little give and take.
When you settle on the design, then place the orders for the appliances,
faucets and cabinets. - 1 to 2 weeks design, 6 to 16 weeks for cabinets to
be constructed.
Step Five
The hard surfaces in the kitchen: this includes the flooring, counter tops
and back splash. There are flooring tiles in ceramic, porcelain and stone
or you can select a hardwood, cork or bamboo flooring. That decision
depends on the look you are striving for.
Check for stock to be in at least a week and a half before cabinets are
installed.
Counter top options include granite and marble, man-made stones
like Caesar stone, Cambria, flex stone, Corian or laminates (marble isn’t
recommended for a kitchen generally) and all of them (laminate aside)
need to have a template made so they fit perfectly in your home.
A template happens after cabinets are installed. Finished product won’t
arrive for a couple of weeks.
Back splash is selected based on the counter top and is installed after
the counter top is installed so be sure you are looking at something that
is available within the week after your counter top is installed. - 1 to 3
weeks.
Step Six
The finishing touches – like the paint, stools for the island, kitchen table,
chairs and window coverings.
Window coverings generally need to be custom made for your home
– so add a few weeks for that.
Paint colour can be a bit stronger as there is generally very little wall
space to paint when everything is in place. The painting can be done in a
day or so. - 1 to 6 weeks.
Step four
Final Note:
Now comes the time to make some decisions about the layout of the
kitchen and how it will function.
Leave a suitable amount of time for the contractors to be able to do their
work. Naturally many of these things can overlap in terms of a time frame
but you really can’t do much until the cabinets are available to you.
How many people use the kitchen to cook? Will you entertain a couple
or several family members at the island or will it be used only as a prep
table?
Where will you place the appliances you selected to create a kitchen that
is right for your family chef?
Make these decisions with your designer as there are some rules that if
not followed will leave you disappointed later on.
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Now you can select cabinet styles, stain colours, paint finish or a
combination of both. Styles range from very traditional to super modern.
Perhaps look at your faucet selection to give you a sense of what you
would really like.
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Don’t get rid of the old kitchen until you are almost ready to install the
new kitchen otherwise you will be eating out a great deal.
Leave yourself a reasonable amount of time to get it done properly.
The kitchen is going to last you a lot longer than the irritation of the
renovation.
designer spaces | well planned bathroom
Well
Planned
Bathroom
Text Glen Peloso Photography Larry Arnal
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raditionally, bathrooms were a room specifically used for bathing and the
water closet. In the past century, these two rooms came together to form
the North American bathroom. If you look back fifty or sixty years ago
this new combined room was small, efficient and a space designed to get
in and out of as quickly as possible. Now it is a room to luxuriate and enjoy the quiet
spa in your own home. It may have something to do with the “ever connected” quality
of our wireless worlds, but the value of “alone time” has demanded more square
footage for our homes than it did in the past.
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The ideal situation is to have a large tub and shower, toilet and vanity
where each has elements to make the experience as relaxing as possible.
Although sometimes having that amount of space just isn’t possible
without compromising size of the surrounding rooms. With this particular
client we had to make the choice between a tub and shower in order to
ensure that at least one of them provided a luxurious look. Naturally that
decision is made together with the homeowner to determine what might
suit her best. A shower was the choice. We used the bulk of the room to
create a large shower with two rain heads, a hand held wand as well as a few
body jets to ease muscle pain. We installed a bench in the shower so that
the relaxing experience of the tub could be somewhat replicated as well as
providing the practical element of being able to sit to wash yourself. The
strip drain installed in this shower allowed us to use a consistently large
format tile on both the floor of the shower and the floor of the bathroom
space, so as not to create division and hence keep the room looking large.
The strip drain is also slightly easier to install as opposed to creating a
funnel shape to drain the water. We also kept in mind that this renovation
might well be the last one that she would do, so we planned for the future
and installed grab bars and other assisting elements; being able to stay in
her home would be more and more important to her as time went forward.
The majority of the colour in the room was neutral. This helps create
the spa-like experience and also allows her to change the colour of the
accessories as the trends and seasons change. The different experiences the
room offers, keeps the space feeling fresh and interesting from a design
perspective for a long time.
The toilet as well as the vanity, while looking to be transitional in style also
had a few elements that would allow the room to work for a long time.
With the cabinets, I like to install the Hettich slides and not only because
they are a very good quality German made product, but the Arci-tech
system can support a great deal of weight (almost 200 pounds) which as
a result, can handle the bottles, creams, powders, shampoo etc. They are
also self cleaning, so the humidity as well as the powders used won’t affect
performance. We also installed a mechanical opening system by Hettich, so
that she could open drawers and cabinets with the bump of a knee. Not
essential currently, but as time marches on, grabbing knobs may become
less pleasant on her hands. We selected an elongated, comfort height toilet
which provides a little more luxury at the moment as well as being a little
less difficult to get up from in the future.
The final result is both a spa-like experience where she quickly gets ready
for a day’s work, or evening out, and also a space where she can unwind
from the same day’s work in peace, quiet and tranquility .
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