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Lee Jofa Althea Linen Pillow Cover in Citron
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Tulip Artisan Glass
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Tall Cosmo Pant
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Pro-Collagen Makeup Melting Cleansing Balm
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Daffodil Painted Metal Candle Holder, White
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Fin Drawstring Pouch in Coffee
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Echinacea Rectangle Catchall
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Cumberbund Updated Traditional Auden Brown Wood
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Woven Rattan Decor Pitcher
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Talbot Stoneware Planter
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Brass Cone Wall Sconce
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Carambola Towel Shorts
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Small Bandana Hachi Anise
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Classic Signet Ring
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12 Premium Paper Plate Set
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A May Design Mix

The May Edit Everything catching our eye right now + a few things we’re actually…
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Things I Saved Just for the Month of May

There’s something about the month of May that makes you want to press reset—but not…
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Hand Forged Iron Candle Holder
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Vintage Block Print Pillow Cover
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Sanders Sideboard with Hutch – Basil
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Chapman Oval Bistro Table
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Rattan Placemat
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Gustav Medium Floor Lamp
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Silver Hotel Tray
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Dublin Night Carafe
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Madeline Napkins
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Leni Chestnut Suede
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Gemma Maxi Dress
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La Linge Metal Candlestick Taper Candle Holder
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Emporia Stainless Steel Coupe
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Aged Terracotta Round Pots
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Wynn Portuguese Glazed Terracotta Serve Bowl
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Thistle Beer Glass
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Zofia Fluted Glass Cake Stand
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Tyrion Vase
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The March Edit:
A Seasonal Shift from Winter to Spring

March always feels like a turning point. The days get longer, the sun starts peeking…
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Fluted Sweetgrass Vase
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Natural Sea Sponge
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Ceramic Bloom Vase
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Hand Forged Iron Candle Holder
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Petal Brass Tray
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Hand-loomed Turkish Cotton Towel
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Rue Rattan Catchall Basket
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Vermont Tufted Wool Pile Rug
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Rustic Clay Vase
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5 Steps To Refresh Your Bathroom For Spring

Okay, I know, it’s still cold — and technically, we have weeks of winter ahead.…
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Tepa Accent Rechargeable Table Lamp
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Fluted Sweetgrass Vase
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Morning Noon Night
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Potted Faux Rosemary Topiary
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Sycamore Striped Jute Rug
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Baies (Berries) Classic Candle
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Reve Round Fluted White Marble Bowl
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Modern Pewter Octagonal Pocket Change Tray
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Havenhurst Jute Rug
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Woodside Coastal Woven Rope Rectangular Tray With Handles
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Yellow Cream Blossom Branch
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Costa Mesa Round Rattan Wrapped Accent Table Tan
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Apollo French Country Green Grand Olive Drop In Potted Tree
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Eat Drink Nap
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Glass Cloche with Unlacquered Brass Knob
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City Country Coast Our House Your Home
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L’Enchere Square Wool Ottoman
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Artificial Queen Anne’s Lace
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Ruffle Marble Decorative Bowl
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Faux Maiden Hair Drop-In
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Sisal Almond Brown Area Rug
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Rope Taper Candle
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Judy II Jute-Blend Rug
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Corduroy Effie Tripod Chair
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Bellfield Fully Upholstered Bench Checkered
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Accent Table White Wash
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Bellfield Fully Upholstered Ottoman
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The Atelier Candle – Onyx
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Everything You Need for A Quick Spring Refresh

Feeling stuck with your home after winter? You’re not alone. I totally get it—holiday décor…
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Stripe Hype Long-Sleeve & Shorts Pajama Set
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Pot de Miel w/ Bamboo Handle
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Ivy Ruffle Flat Mule In Beige Raffia
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Printed organic cotton pajama set
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Mini Molecular Repair Hair Oil
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Ginori “Martina” Dinner Plate
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Estelle Colored Sunday High Balls, Set of 2 in Yellow
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Bistro Creme Flatware – 5 piece set
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Picardy Bowl
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Beauty Elixir Face Mist
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Salts of the Earth Body Scrub
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The Puffy Heart Necklace in Gold
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Weathered Watering Can
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The Definitive Mother’s Day Gift Guide

I cherish the opportunity to spend Mother’s Day with my family, savoring every precious moment…
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Large Square Wicker Urn and Pedestal
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Shore Dining Chair
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Wildwood Semi-Flush Mount
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Battery Operated LED Table Lamp
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Dempsy Low Planter
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Fluted Green and White Distressed Vase
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Simone Crochet Heels
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Fringed knit cardigan
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Basket Case Mini Leather Bag
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White Cushion Black Welt Metal Outdoor Chaise Lounge
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Soleil De Feu Spark Lip Balm
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Aria Nightstand
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The April Edit:
Embracing Outdoor Inspiration

Welcome to “The April Edit.” You’re probably a bit confused since we just released our…
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Downing Round Dining Table
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Harbour Cane Wide Nightstand
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AERIN Navona Wicker Vase
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Leonelle Box-Pleated Sofa
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Antique Marble Cake Stand
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Dunne Wide Pendant
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The Rush House Original rug
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Skano Fanny Pack
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Greta Hat
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French Vintage Set of 6 Large Table Forks
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Clear Book Holder
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The ReNew Long Liner
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The March Edit: Welcome to Spring!

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New project in Bend, Oregon.🤍

We just signed on with the sweetest family, and one of the first things they said was, “We don’t really love our house.” A home can be objectively beautiful and still not feel good to live in.

In this house, the kitchen, dining room and living room are all one big great room. It sounds ideal until you realize the dining table is taking up the exact real estate the living room desperately needs.

Instead of making the kitchen bigger, we’re making it smarter. One move solved several problems at once: more storage, a better dining area, and enough square footage to give the living room the footprint it deserved.

Now we’re moving into one of my favorite phases... layering in materials. This is why I love the conceptual phase. Before a single cabinet is ordered, we’re already changing the way this family will live in their home.

If you’ve been looking around your own home thinking, “I know this could work better, I just don’t know how,” we’d love to help. Whether you’re planning a renovation, reworking your layout, or just need an expert eye before making expensive decisions, that’s exactly what we have to offer!

Check out our services through the link in our bio or send this post to a friend who’s struggling with this exact thing.

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New project in Bend, Oregon.🤍 We just signed on with the sweetest family, and one of the first things they said was, “We don’t really love our house.” A home can be objectively beautiful and still not feel good to live in. In this house, the kitchen, dining room and living room are all one big great room. It sounds ideal until you realize the dining table is taking up the exact real estate the living room desperately needs. Instead of making the kitchen bigger, we’re making it smarter. One move solved several problems at once: more storage, a better dining area, and enough square footage to give the living room the footprint it deserved. Now we’re moving into one of my favorite phases... layering in materials. This is why I love the conceptual phase. Before a single cabinet is ordered, we’re already changing the way this family will live in their home. If you’ve been looking around your own home thinking, “I know this could work better, I just don’t know how,” we’d love to help. Whether you’re planning a renovation, reworking your layout, or just need an expert eye before making expensive decisions, that’s exactly what we have to offer! Check out our services through the link in our bio or send this post to a friend who’s struggling with this exact thing.

While renovations are an investment, one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned after years of designing homes is this:
It’s not about how much you spend. It’s about where you spend it.

The homes that feel the most elevated aren’t necessarily the ones with the biggest budgets. They’re the ones where every decision was made with intention.

That’s the philosophy behind everything we do. We help our clients understand where it’s worth investing, where they can save without sacrificing the overall look, and how to create a home that feels layered, timeless, and beautifully functional. Because a thoughtfully planned home will always feel more luxurious than one filled with expensive choices that don’t work together.

Good design isn’t about spending more.
It’s about making every dollar work harder for you-and creating a home you’ll love living in every single day.

If you’re planning a renovation or a furnishing project, we’d love to help. Learn more through the link in our bio.

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While renovations are an investment, one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned after years of designing homes is this: It’s not about how much you spend. It’s about where you spend it. The homes that feel the most elevated aren’t necessarily the ones with the biggest budgets. They’re the ones where every decision was made with intention. That’s the philosophy behind everything we do. We help our clients understand where it’s worth investing, where they can save without sacrificing the overall look, and how to create a home that feels layered, timeless, and beautifully functional. Because a thoughtfully planned home will always feel more luxurious than one filled with expensive choices that don’t work together. Good design isn’t about spending more. It’s about making every dollar work harder for you-and creating a home you’ll love living in every single day. If you’re planning a renovation or a furnishing project, we’d love to help. Learn more through the link in our bio.

People often ask why renovations have always been my favorite. The easy answer is that I love watching a transformation. But if I’m honest, I think it’s something much deeper than that.

Years ago, our family walked through a season that forced us to start over. It wasn’t something I would have chosen, but looking back, it changed the way I see everything. Homes. People. Even myself. I stopped looking at what something was and started paying attention to what it could become. Maybe that’s why fixer-uppers have always felt so familiar to me. I know what it’s like to feel like you’re starting over. I know what it’s like to wonder if something beautiful can come from a season that feels uncertain. That’s why I love renovations. They’re hopeful. Every wall that comes down makes room for something new. Every decision is an act of believing that what’s ahead can be better than what was there before.

The funny thing is... I don’t think this is really about houses. I think all of us have something in our lives that feels unfinished, overlooked, or in need of another chance. I’ve learned that the middle of the story rarely looks like the ending. And sometimes the most beautiful things aren’t built from scratch. They’re simply revealed.
For anyone who’s ever had to start over... I’m rooting for you!

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People often ask why renovations have always been my favorite. The easy answer is that I love watching a transformation. But if I’m honest, I think it’s something much deeper than that. Years ago, our family walked through a season that forced us to start over. It wasn’t something I would have chosen, but looking back, it changed the way I see everything. Homes. People. Even myself. I stopped looking at what something was and started paying attention to what it could become. Maybe that’s why fixer-uppers have always felt so familiar to me. I know what it’s like to feel like you’re starting over. I know what it’s like to wonder if something beautiful can come from a season that feels uncertain. That’s why I love renovations. They’re hopeful. Every wall that comes down makes room for something new. Every decision is an act of believing that what’s ahead can be better than what was there before. The funny thing is... I don’t think this is really about houses. I think all of us have something in our lives that feels unfinished, overlooked, or in need of another chance. I’ve learned that the middle of the story rarely looks like the ending. And sometimes the most beautiful things aren’t built from scratch. They’re simply revealed. For anyone who’s ever had to start over... I’m rooting for you!

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the little things.
After moving across the country, leaving behind everything we’d known, and living in the middle of a major renovation, I’ve realized that joy isn’t waiting for me on the other side of a finished house.

It’s in the fresh flowers on the counter.
The windows open on a summer morning.
A glass of rosé at the end of the day.
Clipping greenery from the yard.
Lighting a candle just because.

These small rituals have become the way I slow down, stay present, and make this house feel like home-even while it’s still a work in progress.

ICYMI, I wrote all about this in my post “A Home That Feels Like Summer.” It’s a collection of the simple rituals, thoughtful edits, and favorite finds that are helping me embrace this season instead of waiting for the next one.

You can read the full story through the link in our bio.🤍

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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the little things. After moving across the country, leaving behind everything we’d known, and living in the middle of a major renovation, I’ve realized that joy isn’t waiting for me on the other side of a finished house. It’s in the fresh flowers on the counter. The windows open on a summer morning. A glass of rosé at the end of the day. Clipping greenery from the yard. Lighting a candle just because. These small rituals have become the way I slow down, stay present, and make this house feel like home-even while it’s still a work in progress. ICYMI, I wrote all about this in my post “A Home That Feels Like Summer.” It’s a collection of the simple rituals, thoughtful edits, and favorite finds that are helping me embrace this season instead of waiting for the next one. You can read the full story through the link in our bio.🤍

For a long time, I lived with a “one day” mindset.
One day, when the house is finished...
One day, when life slows down...
One day, when there’s something to celebrate.

But moving across the country, leaving behind everything familiar, and renovating a home while living in it has taught me something I never expected.

If I keep waiting for the perfect moment, I’ll miss the life that’s unfolding right now. So now I set the table on an ordinary Tuesday. I buy the flowers. I light the candles. I pour the wine. Not because everything is perfect. Because it isn’t.

It’s because I’ve learned that every season of life is worth enjoying—even the messy, unfinished, uncertain ones.
Ironically, some of my favorite memories have been made in a home covered in dust, with projects half finished and paint samples still on the walls.

Maybe that’s the real purpose of a home. Not to impress people. But to remind us to slow down, gather together, and find beauty in the season we’re living in.

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For a long time, I lived with a “one day” mindset. One day, when the house is finished...
One day, when life slows down...
One day, when there’s something to celebrate. But moving across the country, leaving behind everything familiar, and renovating a home while living in it has taught me something I never expected. If I keep waiting for the perfect moment, I’ll miss the life that’s unfolding right now. So now I set the table on an ordinary Tuesday. I buy the flowers. I light the candles. I pour the wine. Not because everything is perfect. Because it isn’t. It’s because I’ve learned that every season of life is worth enjoying—even the messy, unfinished, uncertain ones. Ironically, some of my favorite memories have been made in a home covered in dust, with projects half finished and paint samples still on the walls. Maybe that’s the real purpose of a home. Not to impress people. But to remind us to slow down, gather together, and find beauty in the season we’re living in.
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