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I always find it interesting how people
Design, I once lived In a house that was easily 60yrs old but I know a woman had a hand in designing. It was things like due to the location of the storage in relation to how you use them. It had a cupboard set up for a vacuum and it had plug sockets. There were other small things. For something to be so old but so considered was an underrated perk. There were just too many things that a female who usually and traditionally did those things would install.
I live in an old house with a similar setup. I marvel at how the homeowner really thought of where she needed things to be located, how each addition to the house was clearly for the homeowner's use and ease. The built in cabinets, the cupboard specifically for baking sheets and cutting boards, the ironing board neatly tucked away in it's own hidey spot. It's lovely.