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Cindy Friedeberg
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Comments (4)determined.....the painting, or should I say painting difficulty, has alread crossed my mind. We're thinking about using the "packets". It's bundles of precut boards that you install using a special baseboard and special chair rail. If we decide to go this way I will paint the individual boards before putting up and then just do touch-up. Thanks for replying....See MoreBeadboard or other wainscoting?
Comments (19)Linda your wainscoting is beautiful! Thanks for the photos and taking the time to explain how you accomplished that look. Nice!! And your table setting is gorgous. I've never pulled anything like that off. I'll have to put more effort into my holiday tables. Mythreesons thanks for all of the great inspiration photos! I see that "anything goes" as far as wainscoting goes. That's good because I love variety. We'll definitely do something other than beadboard. I would definitley like to do recessed shaker panels, just have to make sure my husband is up to it. Maybe it isn't really any more work than the beadboard. That required a lot of cuts and work also. Actually, as I said before he almost cut his finger off doing our stairway beadboard, so if I were him I'd want to do something different!! I appreciate all of the words of encouragement and compliments. It's exciting that our home is finally coming together. Before it was still HOME, but now it's going to be pretty also : ) But of course now we have to do ALL of the rooms over. You can't prettyize one room and then not do the next, and the next, and the next. Linda the windows in our whole house are by Marvin. They have the simulated divided lights which are really great. On the outside the divided lights are made out of some kind of cladding that is armour tight. On the inside the divided lights are made out of wood and they are permanently affixed to the glass. There are spacer bars in between the double panes of low e glass so that the window really looks like true divided lights even though they are not. You have to wash each pane individually, like with true divided lights, which can be a bit of a pain . . . but it's worth it imo for the look....See MoreBeadboard wainscot height & layout for two same size sofas in FR
Comments (10)The layout I believe would work best would NOT be an L formation as earlier mentioned. I do think it’s perfectly okay to place a couch back along the stair wall, and would do that, with another couch of the same dimensions facing it, placed along the sliding glass door of the living area. You have three sliding glass doors in that room, and will never use or need all three. It doesn’t make sense to do so. I would leave the center SGD available for easy flow, and arrange your furniture the way it works best in front of the other two SGD. If you do an L formation in the living room, it drastically limits the flow in that area. I would recommend instead to use two couches facing each other, one backed up to the SGD and the other to the stair wall. Then you could even float another short couch or two arm chairs in the center, directly facing the FP, if you wanted. Also love your color choices and the use of headboard or board and batten, as well as the painted kitchen cabinets. I am in the process right now of replacing all my kitchen cabinet doors with newly sprayed white shaker door fronts after already painting all the boxes, and it has completely transformed my space. This is the second home that I’ve done this in and the results are well worth the effort/and/or expense! It will be a lovely room when you’re finished....See MoreIs there bathroom tile that looks like beadboard or wainscoting?
Comments (26)For a guest bath, the thing that will be missing is the frequency of repeat use that allows the skin cells and soap residue to build and not be addressed. As long as you have good ventilation, and the grooves are thoroughly cleaned with a soft brush following a visitor’s brief stay, you should be fine. It’s only should this turn into an everyday shower that you’ll run into issues. If that possibility exists, then the cleaning aspect may become an issue. Any surface, even glass, that doesn’t have the soap and skin cell residue removed, and has moisture remaining on it after the shower, can grow mold from that food. Ventilation helps a standard shower to dry out. The grooves in a design like this will be problematic from both a cleaning and a moisture aspect, and won’t easily dry at the bottom. The moisture is the medium for mold. The food for it is the detergent and skin cells. The solid surface shower itself is the inert petri dish. Mold won’t grow inside the material, or damage it. It can be cleaned off of the surface and be good as new. This is why I mentioned towel drying the grooves. It interrupts the cycle, until the food source can be removed....See MoreCindy Friedeberg
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