Sauerkraut – Yay or Nay
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Comments (8)So pretty! I think a white marble topped rectangular cocktail table would be great (make it 3/4 the length of your sofa for good proportion). And a light wood simple media unit for the tv. Make sure it’s wider than the tv. Get a vintage piece if you can find one- it will have nice character and make your place look well put together. Hopefully you some room for an end table or 2 to put by the chairs and sofa. Then matching lamps for them. Multiple points of lights are needed in a living room....See MoreWallpaper, yay or nay?
Comments (18)Love the paper, but I'm going with a "nay". It is in a small hallway with no lighting over the credenza. Looking at photo #2 with the brick fireplace and the dark chairs, all with in eye shot of the niche, I'm just not feeling it. I would paint all the walls in the niche the same lovely color as your cabinets. Thinking hang art, a canvas, not a print, that gives a nod to brown and brick, the butcher block, and not quite so green...more like the soft blue/green of the cabinets. Install a LED battery picture light....See MoreRug-Yay or Nay for sunroom
Comments (2)Why gray? I see golds and brown and cream colors in the furnishings, though they’re hard to see. Shift gears to lighter warm creamy colors , maybe a bit of soft green mixed in. Them that would look good with somd green houseplants added....See Morechronology - buy what you love THEN find a place for it - yay or nay?
Comments (11)@lomo Thank you. Hmmmm. They do fit my design plan - as I have French pieces. (Leather club chairs, console table, others) - just no place for them to fit - as in have a perfect spot for them now. The spot I did have (dreamt) for them is where I now have a large nice bookcase I also love. They are SO beautiful though I could use them as art in different places (one in foyer, one in dining room corner etc) just wondering if they would lose their impact not grouped together or not wise to spend the money on them....See MoreSummer
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