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Comments (14)Thanks to all for your reassurances (though I'd be happy if you told me the truth about not liking it). annz: Here's another shot I've got showing it's more green than the first photo makes it look. (I'm adding a row of bullnose at the end of the tile, btw.) chibimimi: we're under contract on Weedy Acres with a L-O-N-G closing (in 3 months). We bought this one in our new location back in March as a short-term crash pad. No way we'll fit into 940 sf once we have to put all our stuff in it. But we picked it up for $14K, and it gives us something to do on weekends/evenings, so we couldn't resist....See MoreSecond guessing my choices
Comments (24)Tonya the problem is what PPF shows is not your house. Your colors are different and that too influences the house. The brick and stone are fighting one another. I like PPF's suggestion to switch out the stone for stucco and then you can paint it a color that works with the brick. Honestly even PPF's bottom version with the stone looks jarring compared to just the brick and stucco....See MoreSecond guessing my island pendants
Comments (15)Thank you all! I really appreciate the feedback. And @Mark Benner, I agree! Bold selections often cause anxiety. I do need to trust myself more often. I love design and I think I do a pretty darn good job. Thank you for the confidence boost! :) @Jay Inhoff... so I really don't like matchy-matchy, but I believe in coordinating color families. Obviously the Lacanche has unlacquered brass hardware, my faucet is polished brass and then the cabinet hardware and lighting are more of a brushed finish. They all have the same undertones, but not necessarily the same finish. I think that's what makes a space special. I chose those pendants because I loved them, they were bold, and they offered some curvature in what I view as a relatively linear space....See MoreSecond Guessing my Decision About Range Hood Size. What would you do?
Comments (7)Indeed, sizing your hood 6" wider than the cooktop is a best practice. You've got the space, and you're not trying to achieve wider uppers, so why would you consider reducing your capture area? Steam and aerosolized oils spread out as they rise—you want to catch the edges of those plumes as best you can. If you're concerned about the visual impact of the stainless steel hood on that wall, I don't think that going 6" smaller is going to make a significant difference. Going with a hood powdercoated to match your trim or cabinetry might help, if that's a concern, but I'd still go 42" regardless....See More- 10 years ago
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