Please help ID this animal..weasel or mink?
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Comments (4)Since your carpet is beige, I would think the furniture should be at least several shades darker for contrast. There's no reason for all the furniture to be the same color. For instance, you could have black as an accent piece, with the remainder in brown or vice versa....See MorePlease help me pick a crackle subway!
Comments (31)Like phillyfeet I originally preferred the bone but in your latest photo both look good (though I still lean toward the bone). PS I'd be very careful about a grey with that wood, I think too grey would not look well. This post was edited by colleenoz on Sun, Mar 16, 14 at 2:15...See MorePlease help me find a nice high-end throw
Comments (50)Thanks, Les, for all your comments and advice. I know I need to calm down. And you're right. I'm not striving for perfection; I want it comfortable and welcoming--but I also don't want to make a mistake that is avoidable. We do have ottoman overload, but we were dealing with a small room with very little wall space, and we wanted to be able to have four people camped out (and horizontal) for family TV viewing. And thus all the ottomans, which all do get used. As for tables, the striped ottoman doubles as a coffee table for drinks, etc. There is a table between the two dragonfly chair, and one next to the leather chair. I'm looking for a small one for the fireplace-end of the couch. We can't have one closer to the blue chairs because I want a walking space there. Lighting is tricky because of where the outlets are located. There is a lamp for the leather chair (not pictured), but the rest of the lighting is in the ceiling. It works so far but maybe we should re-think that, too. I had seen the firenze pillow in person but can't remember why it didn't work. I'm toying with having pillows made from the striped fabric, or the dragonfly fabric because I really would like more blue near the fireplace. Thanks for your comments Hoosier and Busy. I'm thinking the numbers and colors and will decide soon. Thanks again everyone!...See MorePlease help to pair nightstands and dresser with the bed.
Comments (94)I have wanted a combo of woods and this all works. Thanks for the wall color too. Only other thought is to select chair if you do a chair that isn’t too dark. They tend to catch every piece of lint and dust flying around. I would still lean with blues. Bring some Gray in from bathroom for rug. I also assume you can personalize it with some of your dad’s fav things or pictures. You could do a grouping of pictures around TV on wall. Some version of this. From 4 to more pictures. Ones that make your Dad happy every time he sees them....See More- 9 years ago
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