Am I on the right flooring track?
roxanne s
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Backsplash - Round 2 - Am I on the right track?
Comments (49)Joanie - Thank you for your opinion and your nice comment. I appreciate it! The woodwork in the home definitely comes into play. Cran - Thank you so much Cran. I have thought about adding blue tile... like a border or something. But I am also completely open to ripping out the hood tile. Linley posted some photos below that have a lot of texture. Is that what you are thinking too? As for your tile... take it from me... post a few photos here and let the guru's help you! They are wonderful! Sweeby - It looks like all arrows are pointing to more Spanish tiles (with or without some crackle tiles) Hey... I guess it confirms that I was on the right track in the beginning.... LOL Love the pictures! Dutchy - Wow...now that is a great mix of elements there. I visited the link and they said that the tiles were original to the house and that they salvaged them from around the windows. Nice! More were custom added from Mission Tile West. Igloochic - Hey now! That is a major switch! I can't believe any picture of mine is being used as an inspiration photo! Thanks for your dissenting opinion, but it sounds like you would vote for the hood tiles to stay, so... looks like sticking with Spanish is your vote too! :) Linley - Thanks for the pictures and the built in links! The antiquity Mission tiles are gorgeous! It is a very interesting way of adding color, especially combined with such an amazing texture. Remodelfla - Oh boy... have I ever checked them out! We even took a road trip to San Diego to see them in person. They are beautiful! We might have to go back there soon. I didn't use them initially due to a hood issue... it was due to the fact that we needed 4" tiles and their tiles were 4 1/4". Since we wanted to use the same tiles for the backsplash... I kind of stopped there. Sorry for the delay in responding. I was out of town this weekend. Thanks again for the ideas, links, and leads. We are hoping to go to a few more tile shops this week. In the meanwhile we are continuing on with our final inspection process. Thank you all!...See MoreAm I on the right track with the wood floor color?
Comments (13)Actually, you could go with a floor that is a couple tones darker as well. If you google hardwood floors and cognac maple cabinets, there are lots of examples of floorings with cabinets similar to yours, I've posted a couple to help offer a visual. It just all depends on the look and feel you want. Even though I personally prefer darker floors, I would still probably go light just because a buyers first reaction to darker floors is often fear that they're harder to keep clean....See MoreAm I one the right track or is Purple to childish
Comments (47)1. Custom- great leathers and finishes. benches/chest etc also http://www.lorts.com/html/4241.html 2. RH: Lots of leather headboard/bed options and multiple grey options: https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod13391461&categoryId=cat10240089 3. https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/bedroom-furniture/beds-and-headboards/devereaux-70-inch-upholstered-tufted-king-bed-in-view-otter/ 4. Lee Industries does great custom upholstery as well. Check with a local furniture store for Lee and Lorts. Hope that helps you in your search....See MoreAm I on the right track color-wise with remodel?
Comments (19)Well how nice to be called an angel today! Made my day. The soapstone does not have any green in it- charcoal grey with caramel & white veining. I chose it for the color but it is VERY soft. The scratches kind of go with the age of the house so I don't sweat it too much but it does chip very easily. I had a much harder variety in another house that did have more of a green tint to it. Love the drain runnels for both looks and practicality- since the sink wasn't centered under the window we did the runnels to offset the imbalance. The glass doors open to a walk-in pantry and access to the AC behind the fridge/micro run. I think that door is new but previous owner installed it so not sure- the glass is frosted to hide a multitude of sins. The front of the house was built in 1924 and the addition (in 2000) starts right around where the sunflowers are on the counter. Previous owners added a family room and back staircase down and master up. We used Pale Oak throughout the downstairs and second floor landing. It's a great neutral color. It looks more taupe than grey in my house but is chameleon like. I would definitely get a sample, paint it on a poster board and try it in different places in your house. It offers just enough contrast between trim and walls. Hope your reno goes well- I'm always jealous when I hear someone starting a renovation, then I think back to the reality!...See MoreChessie
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