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Welcome back to another episode of our series That 70s House. When Becky first moved into this house, one of the first things she tackled was the dining nook. You might remember it – the striped couch she used actually went viral on TikTok, and had lots of people divided on if they liked it in the space or not. Later on, in a vlog over on The Sorry Life, she ended up switching out the sofa to one that was better suited for the area BUT she definitely did not get rid of the striped one…that $50 marketplace steal from the '60s is too iconic to part with. So in today's video, she figures out a way to style it as a faux conversation pit in her living room.
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MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:
Oak Screwhole Plugs (Round Head) https://bit.ly/3sFr5PT
Original Noguchi Coffee Table https://bit.ly/3R2OBAx
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VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 intro
1:22 makeover before
3:23 upcycling a 1960s couch
10:22 creating a separate zone in an open concept
16:35 thrifting & furnishing
19:31 upcycling a light fixture
26:22 final touches & reveal
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VIDEO CREDITS
Host & Creative : Becky Wright
Producer : Nina Pikula
Video Editors: Nick Liske & Justin Abalos
Social Media : Andrea Zombori & Melanie Parkinson
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