How large is the artwork over your bed?
randita
9 years ago
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LuAnn_in_PA
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Comments (2)Perhaps something like this? (link below ...) OR perhaps simply create a grid (maybe six or eight or even ten depending on size) of your own photographs. Consider taking a walk around a local historical district of your town OR perhaps a local garden or nice area -- photograph a collection -- trees? cool doors or architechural elements? THEN -- take the photographs and have them printed in sepia (brownish) tones. Mat them alike in creamy white and frame in dark chocolate brown. Hang in a tight grid above the bed .... Jan Here is a link that might be useful: Iron plaques...See MoreArt work over mantle - help please
Comments (18)Too high, too small ; I agree with all of the above. Above the mantle is prime space/location, you shouldn't have to merchandise around the picture to make it look right. I disagree with adding more matting, possibly you should look for a print that can be framed with all of the image showing, this particular print looks like the matting is hiding some of the picture by cutting off parts of the trees, not too effective, imo. The colors do work in your room, the red is great....See MoreWhat's hidden in your sink base? A mess or state of art work?
Comments (21)I don't have a functioning camera right now to make an electronic photo file, but will remark that it is easiest inside a nice cabinet to use combinations of pex tubing and push to connect fittings such as Sharkbite brand (among many others) to avoid sweat soldering damage. All that is needed is a means to cut the pex to a clean flat end. Mistakes are easily remedied by using a different size piece of pex. Adapters exist to go from the pex to the fitting that dangling faucet hoses use. 3/8 poly line along with John Guest type push to connect fittings will be good for RO lines or such. Pex and poly are at their limit when used for pressurized water at boiling temperatures, so the hot water source in the house needs to be under some form of temperature control. A boiler type of water heater with potential for overshoot to 220 or so would be a risk in my view without a working moderator (required anyway by code). Some water chemistries tend to degrade the modulator so that needs to be kept in mind. My primary sink cabinet base includes garbage disposal and DWV plumbing, stand pipe for dishwasher hose, hot/cold feed for main faucet and to moderating valve for dishwasher (gets mix of hot and cold). Also there is the touch faucet control box, the fiber-optic garbage disposal control box, and quad electrical outlet. RO connection to both hot and cold sides of a pull-down faucet are present. All of the plumbing is mounted on stand-offs on the back or side walls of the cabinet base. kas...See MoreArt over large buffet, help!
Comments (6)Funny, I had one lamp in mind, but didn’t know if you’d like how casual it is (and coastal) ... https://www.potterybarn.com/products/courtney-ceramic-table-lamp-base/?catalogId=84&sku=4172987&cm_ven=PLA&cm_cat=Google&cm_pla=Lighting%20%3E%20Lamp%20Bases&cm_ite=4172987&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIiLKUz-zM6QIVVJJbCh1jxwJTEAQYAiABEgLLvvD_BwE I think it’d look nice there. Another idea is a clear glass style. This one is pretty, too ... https://www.potterybarn.com/products/hadley-ceramic-table-lamp/?cm_src=AutoRel I really like having lamps on buffets/consoles, the ambient lighting is nice and cozy. But you could certainly decorate it nicely without lamp(s) if you don’t feel the need for them. :)...See MorePines Everywhere
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