Isn’t this Farrow and Ball paint colour gorgeous?! Let’s dive in to find out more about it and if it’s the right hue for you.
In this colour review video of Elephant’s Breath by Farrow And Ball, I share:
The undertone of my featured colour
Colour comparisons in order to easily see the different colour tones
Best white paint colours for the trim and ceilings
Beautiful colour combinations to inspire you for your decorating project
After you watch the video, if you would like all this information conveniently laid out for you in one place and have even more paint colour combinations to use with Elephants Breath, take a look at my new Perfect Colour Palette.
A must-have for any colour enthusiast or design professional.
I’m a Certified True Colour Expert and an award-winning interior design professional having worked with many homeowners on various design projects. I want to give you the confidence to make educated decisions about your own paint choices. Let’s do this!
Video Colour Review of Elephant’s Breath
As a reference point, let’s start off by taking a look below at this clients living room we designed. It’s painted Shale by Benjamin Moore.
Although Shale has slightly less intensity than Elephant’s Breath, it is quite comparable.
Below is an AI render with Elephant’s Breath by Farrow & Ball on the bedroom walls.
Undertones: Pink/Violet
Elephant’s Breath is described by Farrow & Ball as a warm mid-gray with a hint of magenta, but can also look lilac depending on the light.
Living Room walls in Elephant’s Breath by Farrow & Ball
Colour Comparisons:
Joa’s White No.226 & Pavillion Gray No.242
Best Whites To Pair With Elephant’s Breath
Pointing White No.2003 By Farrow & Ball
School House White No. 291 By Farrow & Ball
All White No.2005 By Farrow & Ball
Fabulous Colour Combinations
Cornforth White No.228, Blue Gray No.91, & Brinjal No.222
What’s the average salary for an Interior Designer working for another company?
What jobs are available within the Interior Design industry?
Although most of the designers whom I coach or who are in my Private Facebook Group for Interior Design Professionals run their own design business, perhaps you are still studying for your degree or recently graduated and wondering what the next step is in your journey.
Or maybe you are already running your own business, but it’s not quite bringing you in the revenue you need or it’s proving to be more difficult to get established with steady clients than you had anticipated.
If you are going to design school; or recently graduated or are simply looking at the options available to you in the interior design field, watch my video to better understand the types of jobs currently listed in both the US & Canada & what to expect in terms of an estimated annual Interior Designer salary.
Let me start by saying that everyone has different goals in terms of what they want to achieve and how much money they want to make.
I love this about life.
We are all different.
No two people are the same and ‘There is more than one path to the top of the mountain.’ I freakin’ love that expression.
So even if we all had similar goals, there are many different ways and strategies for achieving those goals.
I started my Interior Design Firm as a second career as soon as I received my Interior Decorating Certification. Despite applying for a couple of Interior Design jobs similar to the examples that I share with you in the video, I never worked for anyone else, nor had any previous retail experience.
However, I did work in Human Resources at Ford Motor Company in the UK when I lived in England for 6 years. That role was pivotal for me in terms of understanding the importance of having organized processes and developing effective communication skills.
Average Salary Ranges
If you watched the video you will see that the average annual salary for an Interior design job ranges from $40k – $120k. The higher end of that pay scale favours those who work in retail and are likely heavily commission based wages. Remember though that retail positions will also mean that you must work evenings and weekends.
There are other pros and cons of working for another company, all of which I cover in the video so be sure to watch it.
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Do you want to know more about this rich and luxurious paint colour? Wondering if this hue is for you? I’m here to help. Let’s do this!
In this colour review video of Hague Blue by Farrow And Ball, I share:
The undertone of my featured colour
Colour comparisons in order to easily see the different colour tones
Best white paint colours for the trim and ceilings
Beautiful colour combinations to inspire you for your decorating project
After you watch the video if you would like all this information conveniently laid out for you in one place plus have even more paint colour combinations to use with Hague Blue, take a look at my new Perfect Colour Palette.
A must-have for any colour enthusiast or design professional.
I’m a Certified True Colour Expert and an award-winning interior design professional having worked with many homeowners on various design projects. I want to give you the confidence to make educated decisions about your own paint choices.
Watch the video below of my Hague Blue Colour Review
In this living room, you can see the richness and depth of Hague Blue.
Undertones: Blue/Green
Farrow and Ball’s website describes Hague Blue as a deep, dark, blue with a green undertone.
Colour Comparisons:
Stifkey Blue No.281 & Inchyra Blue No.289
You can see in my colour comparison how Stifkey Blue is the ‘bluest’ of the three Farrow and Ball paint colours. Inchyra Blue is greener and Hague Blue sits nicely in the middle as a go-between.
Best Whites To Pair With Hague Blue
Wimborne White No.239 By Farrow & Ball
James White No.2010 By Farrow & Ball
Shadow White No.282 By Farrow & Ball
Fabulous Colour Combinations
Churlish Green No.251, Red Earth No.64 & Vardo No.288
Churlish Green No.251 By Farrow & Ball
Red Earth No.64 By Farrow & Ball
Vardo No.288 By Farrow & Ball
Yeabridge Green No.287, Shadow White No.282 & Vardo No.288
Yeabridge Green No.287 By Farrow & Ball
Walls in Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball
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People think I’m a rock star when I send them an Instagram voice message, but guess what? It’s super easy and even faster than writing out a text!
(But don’t tell anyone that it’s super easy, I like people calling me a Rock star 🙂 )
If you aren’t using voice messages on Instagram yet, there’s no excuse now because I’m sharing a tutorial that is less than 2 minutes to show you exactly how to do this.
Don’t start any interior design work without a signed contract and retainer payment.
It’s your business:
You make the rules
You set the boundaries
You are in control
And guess what? The good clients love that you run an organized business with streamlined processes!
If you missed my previous video, ‘What is a Retainer Agreement’, please watch that first. You can find it here. In that post, I go into more detail about the purpose of the Letter of Agreement itself.
In today’s video, I focus on the retainer fee amount and how to work the retainer with your clients.
If you have ever chased clients for outstanding payments or had to reissue invoices & reminders time and again, then you know what a lousy feeling that is. It’s a terrible place to be.
Since the beginning of my career, I have been successfully reviewing my contracts and collecting retainer payments from clients at the end of the initial consultation meeting, before moving ahead with design services.
You can too!
Need A Contract? Get mine!
Exude the confidence to take control & manage clients’ expectations on your various processes with my Letter of Agreement.
But my most popular offering for designers when it comes to these all important interior design documents is my Contract Bundle.
If your business has evolved over the years you may find yourself needing more than an LOA.
Having these contracts – each of which includes an easily editable Services Outline to use for your marketing – are powerful tools that shows clients you are organized and on top of your game.
When you invest in any of my contracts you’ll also receive a link to a walk through video where I explain in more detail why you need a contract; when to use it & how to walk your client effortlessly through it.
Let me help make your life easier and give you Claire-ity in your business processes.
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Whether you are just starting out in the business or are a well seasoned interior design professional, don’t waste any more of your precious time trying to refine your initial consultation process, because I’ve already done it all here for you.
Gain the confidence to charge your worth and impress your clients from the very first phone call. My simplified, yet super effective 3-in-1 bundle package includes:
More than 20 templates
Over 7 drafted emails
An easy to follow process flow chart – all from the discovery call to the end of the initial consultation meeting
My one-page Letter of Agreement (LOA) template with a walk-through video with details of how to present your LOA and how to communicate the terms confidently to your clients.
PLUS – NEVER DONE BEFORE!
I include videos showing you how I speak to a potential client on an initial phone call and another video on how to conduct an initial consultation. Be a fly on the wall and learn how to avoid the BIGGEST MISTAKE designers are making in this first meeting!
There are also 4 scenarios where I show you how to deal with awkward client situations such as:
Asking about your discount
Having friends & other family members give decorating advice
How to handle if a client who challenges your process
How to deal with the ‘other half’ who may not be fully on board with hiring your extremely helpful services
Why re-invent the wheel with every new client or fly by the seat of your pants creating new templates and forms with each consultation meeting? Gain more confidence & get organized NOW.
AND – you’ll also get my Interior Design Starter Pack that addresses branding your business; establishing relationships with trades and suppliers; must-have tools for your business and more.
The time and stress you will save yourself by getting super organized, super-fast, is invaluable.
The Colour of the Year is always a big talking point that everyone has an opinion on and I can’t say that I’m any different!
Colour of the Year 2020 for Sherwin Williams: Naval
If nothing else, I love that it gets people talking about colour, as everyone is so passionate when it comes to colour and how it makes them feel.
The Sherwin Williams Colour of the Year, Naval SW 6244, was announced last month and as a huge fan of Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore, I can’t help but love Naval too.
Earlier this month I was invited to the Benjamin Moore Colour of the Year event in Toronto. Although many speculated that the Benjamin Moore Colour this year would also be a dramatic, deep and moody tone, it was quite the opposite.
Benjamin Moore Colour of the Year:
First Light 2102-70
The Benjamin Moore Colour of the Year: First Light 2102-70
First Light 2102-70 Benjamin Moore
Andrea Magno, Benjamin Moore Director of Colour Marketing and Development, said “We selected First Light 2102-70 as our Colour of the Year 2020 to represent a new dawn of idealism, design and living. First Light 2102-70 reflects a new definition of the home – a shift in mindset from the material to satisfying the core needs in life: community, comfort, security, self-expression, authenticity and ultimately, optimism.”
Colour of the Year First Light 2102-70
We have actually been seeing this colour for a long time in interior design, but more in soft blush accessories, fabrics and other accents. Even if you don’t love the colour for your walls, it may be the perfect accent colour to complement the main colour within your chosen colour palette or design.
Along with the Colour of the Year, Benjamin Moore also announced: Ten harmonious hues have been selected to guide us into the next 10 years and beyond.
Benjamin Moore Colour Trends 2020 Colour Palette
Images from the Benjamin Moore Colour Trends 2020 palette can be seen below. All photos are courtesy of Benjamin Moore.
Benjamin Moore’s Colour of the year, First Light
First Light Benjamin Moore Colour of the Year
Walls First Light 2102-70 Ceiling is White Heron OC 57
First Light Benjamin Moore
First Light Benjamin Moore
First Light Benjamin Moore
Windmill Wings 2067-60
Windmill Wings on the walls and Oxford Gray on base of bench seat
Windmill Wings 2067-60 Benjamin Moore
Blue Danube 2062-30
Buxton Blue HC-149
2062-30 Blue Danube Benjamin Moore with Buxton Blue HC 149
Benjamin Moore Buxton Blue upper wall blue Danube on lower wall
Crystalline AF – 485
Benjamin Moore Crystalline AF 485 with White Heron OC 57
Cushing Green HC-145
Benjamin Moore Cushing Green HC 125 and White Heron OC 57 walls in the bathroom
Crystalline AF 485 Benjamin Moore on the top and Cushing Green HC 125 on the bottom
Oxford Gray 2128-40
Oxford Gray Benjamin Moore on the island with White Heron cabinets
White Heron OC -57
Benjamin Moore White Heron OC 57 walls and ceiling
Golden Straw 2152-50
Golden Straw 2152-50 Benjamin Moore walls
Thunder AF-685
Benjamin Moore Thunder AF 685 walls with First Light on the cabinetry
What do you think of these Colour Trends 2020 from Benjamin Moore?
I quite like them, even though I’m not a huge fan of pastel colours. When put together in a thoughtful way in interior design, they make for gorgeous colour palettes.
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Remember, it only takes one mistake to take your home decorating project from divine to disaster. Don’t let the paint be what stresses you out!
Choosing Paint Colours
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Collections
I also offer 3 collections dedicated to Benjamin Moore paint colours, 2 collections showcase a group of 10 similar colours from Benjamin Moore,
Do you ever have outstanding invoices for services from clients? You need to make sure you are getting paid up front. In this post I’m going to tell you how to do just that with a Retainer Agreement.
If you don’t have a Letter of Agreement, here’s where you can get mine. But first, watch the video below to learn more about how and why this initial contract is imperative to have in place for your business.
I’ve set up my processes so that I am never out of pocket for services. I always have a signed retainer agreement before commencing design services and you should too.
What is a Retainer Agreement?
A retainer agreement is essentially a contract between you and your client. It states the terms of how you work, the scope of a project and services you will provide, as well as details of your fee schedule.
How elaborate and detailed the retainer agreement is, will depend on your business model. Either way, your Letter of Agreement is in place so that you receive a retainer fee up front for services and your clients understand the terms and conditions of working with you.
This structured way of working also shows clients that you are an organized professional with processes in place. The good interior design clients really like that and respect you more for it.
I have clients sign my retainer agreement at the end of the initial consultation meeting, before commencing further design services. I call my Retainer Agreement an LOA – Letter of Agreement and it’s a one-page document.
I actually have 2 that I use depending on whether clients are hiring us for hourly services or for flat-fee packages.
As we have done so many interior design 3D plans and that is one of our most popular offerings to clients, I already know how much plans are going to cost, based on the size of the project.
A Retainer Is Still Important Even For Complex Jobs
If the project is going to be more involved & more time is required to finalize the scope of work & determine pricing for service fees, then even in those circumstances, we still ask for a retainer to hold a space in our calendar for that client’s project.
A big mistake that a lot of designers make is that they either leave the document for clients to review on their own or they email it to clients after they’ve sent a proposal.
This is a big no-no in my book. One main reason people do that is because they are nervous about pulling out a contract and discussing it through with clients. Whereas I see it completely differently and encourage you to as well.
This is a fantastic opportunity to manage your client’s expectations! Sitting down to review any contract allows for an open conversation so the client can get a good grasp on what to expect moving forward .
It also provides the chance for clients to ask you any more questions & for you to further clarify how you will work together moving forward. Don’t miss this amazing opportunity! Hit it head on with confidence!
How Much Should You Ask For?
We ask for 50% of the estimated total cost for services. For example, if our 3D design concepts start at $3000, I will request $1500 at the end of our initial consultation meeting with the balance being due 5 days prior to a presentation meeting.
My business model is a hybrid model which means that we charge a flat fee for plans that take clients to the point of presentation and then an hourly fee for our services to implement our design ideas.
If a client wishes to continue with our design services and signs off on the ideas we presented, then phase two is the implementation stage. For that we have a separate purchasing agreement that covers all aspects of managing the design to the big reveal day and that includes the purchasing of the furniture and warranties etc.
If you want to save time in developing your own Agreement, I have mine for purchase here on my website. It’s the agreement that I use to move clients past the initial consultation and onto our first level of services.
I also include a coaching video where I do a walk through to show you exactly how I present my retainer agreement to clients. You will need to do some minor edits to suit your own business model and add your own logo and business details.
Please note that this is a one-page agreement, not a lengthy contract or for purchasing products. Find out more here.
Comment below to let me know if you use a Retainer Agreement in your business.
What type of home can you expect for a cool $4.8 million in Oakville, Ontario? How about this beauty that is the 2019 Princess Margaret Lottery Home?!
I had the pleasure of receiving an exclusive invitation from the Lixil Group to attend the open house recently before it went public and today I want to share my experience with you.
The house is on a corner lot and the photo above shows the ‘front’ of the home, while the image below is of the side entrance with a double garage.
In this week’s video, I share both my favourite interior decorating features inside the home and the ‘Design Disappointments’.
Hey, I appreciate that not everything in a residential interior design project is going to resonate with everybody and there will always be critics.
As an Interior Design Professional who works with clients on a daily basis to redesign and redecorate their homes, I wanted to share my perspective and thoughts. I welcome your feedback as well, please leave a comment here on my blog.
Also, what kind of Colour Expert would I be if I didn’t mention the Benjamin Moore paint colours?! Read on past the video to find out what paint colours were used in this home.
My Favourite Things
Mill Work & Trim
When you hear the expression, ‘It’s all in the details‘ you cannot argue that in this home, each room has substantial elements of beautiful, detailed custom millwork.
Princess Margaret lottery home hallway and doorways with bold, contrasting trim in Kendall Charcoal by Benjamin Moore
Walls & Wainscoting are Distant Gray OC 68 by Benjamin Moore
The tall doors with detailed mouldings and striking hardware. Doors and trim are Silver Satin OC 26 by Benjamin Moore.
Partial European columns in each corner of the dining room. Be sure to look up at the ceiling trim detail too!
Wallpaper and Drapery
Interior Designer Brian Gluckstein is well known for using subtle and sophisticated wallpaper and drapery in his projects. This Princess Margaret Lottery Showhome is no exception. Here are some of my favourite rooms with these exquisite decorative elements.
Tone on tone. Dark gray pleated draperies layered with dark gray wallpaper in the family room.
In the office, wonderful wallpaper in neutral tones with a linen look. Custom pleated draperies and area rug add more softness to this space.
Pink is everywhere in this nursery. Ceiling & trim are painted Odessa pink by Benjamin Moore.
Even the spa area had ripplefold drapery which added softness to the space. Walls are also wallpapered here!
Second floor bathroom with striking wallpaper in pretty blue hues.
Gallery Wall & Artwork
In terms of wall art for home decor, we have been seeing large prints either framed or on canvas for quite some time.
Here in the Princess Margaret Lottery Home, that trend was no exception. But first, you’ve got to see this gallery wall which is one of the most interesting I’ve ever seen!
The main reason it’s so unique is that it wraps around a curved wall in the stairway. All photos are in black and white with black frames. Quite the statement, wouldn’t you agree?
Very cool view looking down the stairs at the wall wrapped in black and white framed prints.
Here are two more art pieces that could be found on the second level of the Princess Margaret Lottery Home.
Abstract art in upper hallway. Wall is Silver Satin by Benjamin Moore
Design Disappointments
In the video, I am able to easily convey my feelings about why I feel the way that I do about some of the main areas within the home. (This is why I always promote video for your business as the best way to share your message!)
Please watch the video if you want to hear opinions straight from the ‘horse’s mouth’. -that’s me! I’ve made bullet points below to list elements of the design that I was deeply disappointed in for such a luxurious family home.
The Kitchen – Things that make you go ‘hmmm’
The bookcase murals that cover each fridge on both ends of the kitchen
Seating configuration at the island -are we in a hibachi restaurant?
Lack of counter space between the stove and the sink
The kitchen is open to the hallway, but not open to other rooms
The Laundry Room – Or Lack Thereof
No actual laundry ‘room’, but rather a walk through laundry area between the kitchen and the pathway to the garage & side door
No rod nor a dedicated area to hang delicate items to dry
Not enough space to place a laundry basket AND fold your laundry at the same time
Second floor laundry is in an awkward location, at top of the stairs in the middle of the main hallway (see below, second image)
With the ‘all in one washer & dryer’, the linen closet doesn’t leave much room for linens, pillows, or duvets
Main laundry area that is also the main walkway through to the kitchen from the garage and side door
Main linen closet at the top of the stairs, in the hallway
Custom Vanities Fall Short
I absolutely appreciate that these two vanities were likely built to look like furniture – and there is no denying they are absolutely GORGEOUS!
But why not have them custom-built wall to wall? The gaps between the walls on either side are not practical & you run the risk of having toiletries that will inevitably be placed here, likely falling to the floor.
These ‘gaps’ also become a dust trap, especially with the area underneath being open. I mean, can you imagine how many dust bunnies would be playing under there at any given time? Hopefully, the eventual owners will be able to employ a daily cleaner.
The fluted detail of the cupboard fronts are lovely, as are the black DXV faucets
While I LOVE the wallpaper on the vanity, the gaps at each end would drive me crazy -especially for what is meant to be a girls washroom!
A Basement Fit for a….a…..Spinning instructor and Masseuse
Most families I know, including my own, love to spend time playing board games, cards, darts or watching movies. Often, these activities take place in the basement -especially for us since we live in a small 3 bedroom bungalow.
I also understand that every year there is added pressure to come up with a design that has an incredible ‘Wow’ factor. Last year the home had this 2 lane bowling alley. Now that was fun!
From the 2018 Princess Margaret Lottery Home
This year it was all about wellness, with a Spinning room and large spa area. There is no denying that the space is absolutely worthy of a jaw drop when you first enter but is it the best use of space for a family basement?
In my opinion, no. Here’s a summary of what I felt the basement was lacking:
A games area with storage -where is all the storage for board games, video games, DVD’s?
The TV/Movie space was small with seating arranged in a way that did not look like everyone could adequately and easily view the TV
A wet bar…there is no bar! Nowhere to make popcorn, no mini fridge to grab a pop. Must I walk all the way upstairs to get the wine?
Privacy in the open tub, sauna and shower area.
As you get to the bottom of the stairs you have 2 options. Turn right for the TV or left for the spa.
This is it for the designated area to watch movies. I did love the 80’s framed movie posters though.
The cabinet beneath the t.v is the only place for storage in this entire side of the basement
This is referred to as the ‘Relaxation Lounge’. I had a nice massage here, but who is massaging you after the open house event?
One cannot argue that this looks pretty darn impressive though!
Alright, so there you have it. I told you what I thought and now it’s your turn! Comment below to let me know what you think about this Lottery Showhome?
Regardless of whether you feel the same as me, the event the Princess Margaret Lottery Home stands for is worthy of support.
If you get frustrated looking at the thousands of different paint colours, wondering which hue is best for you, I’m here to help!
In this colour review video of Wickham Gray by Benjamin Moore, I share:
The undertone of my featured colour
Colour comparisons in order to easily see the different colour tones
Best white paint colours for the trim and ceilings
Beautiful colour combinations to inspire you for your decorating project
If you’d like all of this information conveniently laid out for you in one place and see even more paint colour combinations to inspire you for your interior decorating project, grab my Wickham Gray Perfect Colour Palette.
As a Certified True Colour Expert and an award-winning interior design professional, I’ve worked with many homeowners on various residential design projects. I want to give you the confidence to make educated decisions about your own paint choices. Let’s do this!
Watch the video below -Wickham Gray Review
We designed this living room below and selected Wickham Gray by Benjamin Moore for the walls. Such a soft and pretty colour, eh?!
Design by Claire Jefford
Undertones: Blue/Green
This blue-green gray may appear more one colour than the other, depending on the lighting and what other decorative elements you pair with it in your interior decorating project.
Notice from this graphic above that all 3 colours are called gray, but they are each very different from one another? When you compare paint colours you can get a better reading of each tone. I tell clients that ‘Fifty Shades of Gray’ really is a thing! HAHA!
Speaking of that, did you grab my Free Fifteen Shades of Gray paint guide yet? It’s one of the three free downloads all about paint colours that I created with you in mind.
Best Whites To Pair With Wickham Gray
Cloud White CC-40 by Benjamin Moore
Wickham Gray walls. Built-ins are Cloud White. Design by Claire Jefford.
Chantilly Lace OC-65 by Benjamin Moore
Simply White OC-117 by Benjamin Moore
You may have noticed that my best whites for trim and ceilings are always from the same 6 – 8 white paint colours. (Did you notice that or did I just let the cat outta the bag?)
The reason for this and similarly for many neutral tones is that we don’t need all of the colours in a fan deck to get the right one.
There is a small percentage of paint colours that work time and time again and when you know what they are, you don’t need to continually try to introduce new neutrals or whites.
When I see people doing that or hear designers say ‘I never pick the same colour twice because I want my clients to always have a unique paint colour and design.’, it means that they actually don’t understand colour.
Think of all the other elements of a space that can be custom or one of a kind. Why do you think Revere Pewter is so popular? Because most people are not creative or boring? No!
It simply works with so many fixed elements such as stone and tile, as well as coordinating beautifully with many fabrics.
Accent Wall With Wallpaper. Walls Painted Pashmina. Design By Claire Jefford.
Kensington Blue 840, Tissue Pink 1163 & Woodlawn Blue HC-147
All of these colour combinations shown above are included in my Perfect Colour Palette of Wickham Gray. There are two additional colours in the guide, for a total of ten options to pair with Wickham Gray!
Interiors By Claire Jefford With Wickham Gray Paint
Photo credit for all professional photography to Stephani Buchman
Which room would be your favourite to use Wickham Gray in? Comment below, I always love hearing from you!
Convenience At Your Fingertips
Click here to see all my Perfect Colour Palettes. The library is expanding with more popular colours from Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams and Farrow & Ball.
If you want to get all my Benjamin Moore colour guides in one place, look no further than my Benjamin Moore Ultimate Collection. All 20 of my Benjamin Moore guides in one handy collection.
Remember, it only takes one mistake to take your home decorating project from divine to disaster. Don’t let the paint be what stresses you out!
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