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Comments (50)Hi Arthur, you make me smile. :) "Scraggy" I know: weak, thin, scrawny, lean, long But "LHS", I cannot figure out nor Google out: Loyalty Honor and Success? Left-Hand Side? Let's Have Sex? (this is, by far, the definition that the internet would have me accept) Load Handling System? Lung Health Study? Liquid Handling System? Latin Hypercube Sampling? Left Hemisphere Stroke? Latent Heat Storage? Local Hobby Store? Life Happiness Scale? And those are just the ones that seemed more likely. There are also about a thousand L______ high schools. Go LHS! So you can see, I'm going to need your help. TYVM. Carol in Jacksonville...See MoreShrub or Plant to fill in empty spaces
Comments (1)Endless ideas, but I'm probably a little out of your zone.....so here are a few...... I'm assuming you want something between the ceanothus and aster that blooms in mid summer. What about some lilies or large daylilies, or to change up the leaf color what about some variegated grass (calamagrotis 'eldorado')or perennial like 'loraine sunshine' heliopsis, or a lovely red leafed perennial would look great as well. With the cape fuschia, is there room for oriental poppies which die down shortly after? Let us know what you decide to go with and good luck....See MoreNeed help or advice on decorating/filling empty space in the bathroom
Comments (12)Oh. Like magic. :o) For sanitary reasons, I’m not sure what you could put there. How about a couple of floating shelves on the wall up above? If you don’t need the storage/display space, I still think just an art print would do it. It is a bit of an awkward spot but its location right next to the toilet kind of gives it an ick factor. Sorry I’m not more help....See MoreHow to fill empty walls/space in bedroom
Comments (15)I don’t understand that white shelf over the head board. It messed up your room so take it down and find some art or fabric you like and stretch it over a large frame for some fun in your room. Some fabric like this pillow would bring some joy. Try moving that bookcase over to beside bed to use as a bit of a night stand. Then move corner ladder piece to corner left of TV. Move dressing mirror to other side of room. Get a lumbar pillow with more color to go with art you create. Let the art cover any holes you have in walls. A small chair would be nice too. Put a ball lamp on bookshelf. I will post some pictures to give you some additional inspiration....See More- 8 years ago
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