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Comments (2)Pretty! I would definitely do the corian top... Over time even in a lightly used bathroom, there would be water damage in my opinion. What about a vessel sink rather than a drop in? I'm not partial to the round ones, but the rectangular ones remind me of old farmhouse style sinks. Although I like the round ones that have vertical sides... just seem a bit more vintage/modern. As far as the color of your tiles, you can go with bone and pick up the color of the vanity, or keep it more authentic and just do the standard white 3x6 subway tiles and match the white to the porcelain toilet, bathtub, sink etc. I think 3x6 size looks nice in a bathroom (ours is very small and that is what we are doing---IMO it's the safest bet.) But I've seen 2x6 as kitchen backsplashes that look really nice too. I am doing the same thing with you---Tiling the shower, and then the room 1/2 way up as wainscotting. Good luck!...See MoreNeed Help Putting Together a Menu
Comments (5)Also home decorating conversations. You'll get a lot of traffic and suggestions there. I think a green salad would be good. For dessert, I think ice box cookies are wonderful. Buy the thin chocolate wafers in the cookie aisle, make fresh whipped cream, put a tablespoon blob of whipped cream on a cookie, then put another cookie over the whipped cream, pressing it down a bit to cover the whole cookie it's on, then another blob of Whipped cream, another cookie, then a blob of cream on the top, so three or four cookies per, each with a blob of cream on top. Refrigerate them for at least 7 hours. The cookies get cake-like, and they are absolutely delicious. I LOVE this potato salad recipe http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/paula-deen/red-potato-salad-recipe.html...See Moreneed help putting together 3 tier concrete fountain.
Comments (1)Not much to go on. Do you plan on having all this in a small pond? Where is the last bowl going to drain? Also, you may want to ask in a more active forum, such as Landscape Design. tj...See MoreNeed help putting together a color palette please?
Comments (77)Everdebz - I don't like beiges or tans. I use to, until I learned NOT to be afraid of color. Whatever style the following is, I have to say that it is what I am now. lol This one is my favorite! You asked me about why I painted the outside of my door teal? That is where it all began. I saw a door painted that color and I loved it. My door leads from the kitchen to a large sundeck. I have an old wicker set that I am going to paint a very light teal color to coordinate with the door color. I already purchased material to re-cover the chairs. My son is an upholsterer so he is going to do them for me. (lucky me) Here is the pattern. The solid color for the seat, the floral for the backs and cushions. My patio sat is very similar to this brown set ( this is just a pic I found someplace) Here are the patterns for the cushions. The are all made now and ready for spring! I will also use Tidewater in my kitchen (someplace) with a darker subway tile. Still haven't selected the tile as yet but it will have to work with Tidewater. I want the colors on my deck to go with my kitchen. There is no entry into the kitchen. When you open the door, you're in my kitchen. lol Patio Set (patterns) Seat Cushions Back Cushions I hope this explains a little better why I painted my doors Really Teal. This is the tile that I picked. I love this one. What do you think with Really Teal and Tidewater? The walls will be painted Oxford White....See Morelindac92
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