Help me choose a bed, and are you Team Footboard or Team No Footboard?
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Comments (2)That is some gorgeous furniture. It is very regal, which immediately made me think of the gorgeous bedding from Horchow. They are pricey, but I think they are inspirational. http://www.horchow.com/store/catalog/prod.jhtml?itemId=cprod38460083&parentId=cat000003&masterId=cat000001&index=40&cmCat=cat000000cat000001cat000003 http://www.horchow.com/store/catalog/prod.jhtml?itemId=cprod76580003&parentId=cat11950747&masterId=cat000074&index=2&cmCat=cat000000cat000072cat000074cat11950747...See Morehelp choosing paint color
Comments (8)Jenn, remember when you see the chips, they are going to look different than the virtuals above. I have a BM fandeck and the Stormy Monday is very gray. I think with the amount of light you get, it might look really pretty and shimmery but you won't know unless you try a sample board. See if they have some of these colors in the small sample jars. Also, if you have your bedding already, take a pillow with you so you can hold up the chips next to it. I'd start with the light, silvery purples and some taupes. If that doesn't look good, you might switch to a very neutral stone color like Stone House. Good Luck and let us know what you find!!...See MoreHelp with choosing nightstands for custom bed
Comments (20)bev, thank you for providing those pics! i lean toward the painted chests in this instance, mainly because the bed has a matching dresser, the floors are dark brown, so there is a lot of brown in the room... i really like navy too...in fact, one of the rugs that may go in the room (currently in the dining room) is a oriental rug that is mostly navy...the entire home is painted the bluish/grey color, and i was considering doing the dining area walls in navy the other issue, i'm not sure i like the lacquered finish with this furniture ...the asian style is a bit iffy to me...the other wood finish chests with matte finishes are gorgeous...especially the first one...i'm really not very adept at mixing wood finishes, especially if the pieces are side by side, to me visually it just looks better to go with a contrast painted finish bbstx... the bedroom has a huge reach in closet that is mirrored (gah!) so i don't think i want to add more mirrors... this house is a 'modular' home that was adjacent to our vineyard and went on the market, so we snapped it up...it poses 'interesting' design challenges to say the least...(i've considered starting a thread on re-decorating it, in an of itself!) i agree with you about the chest i linked...i like it quite a bit personally, but DBF thinks white furniture looks 'girly' (throw back to little girl's white bedroom furniture so commonly used)...i may be able to persuade him with more rustic lamps and accessories you can see just the corner (in the dresser pic), but there is a sitting room right across from the master that will probably have a desk which will be also be natural wood tones...i'm considering putting a barn door on that opening for privacy, and it would probably be painted white to match the doors throughout the house (and baseboards)....still not sure on that one though, rustic barn boards would look pretty cool too... this is one space that needs a 'mood board' (for visualization purposes) but i am just terrible at those too!...See MoreHelp z6a North MO choose two roses from Hortico
Comments (41)Looks like a great list, AC91z6! You should have fun with those roses (including the Firefighter you replaced for the sold out Munstead Wood. Glad I could help talk you into Felix LeClerc. My Therese Bugnet is 7 years old own root from Burling and it prime full sun. I really can't say I'd recommend her at all, and I toy with digging out Therese and her nearby companion Fimbriata (Bear in mind that I've only deliberately shovel pruned 3 roses out of 1000 to put this into perspective, though of course I've had 100's die without my help). They have only sporadic bloom for about 2 weeks but TONS of vegetative growth that does virtually nothing. So far they've been spared the shovel because they're such early bloomers, but they're getting the interim treatment of pruning them almost to the ground after bloom. That's what I do for Variegata di Bologna and I've occasionally been able to coax a little fall bloom out of him this way. I kept leaving TB and Fimbriata at full height thinking surely they'd rebloom when mature, but 7 years is too long to wait for that. Linda Campbell is a vastly superior rugosa in my zone, and our climates are similar. Karen, glad to help with the cheap and easy idea about the pots. Note that these are not rabbit proof since the bunnies have learned to nudge the pots over if they really want what's inside, and they can nibble at what extends beyond the pots as well. My pots are the black gallon ones Roses Unlimited sells so they're a bit at risk for burning foliage in the really hot parts of summer (assuming you get spells of 90+ for long). I'll often pull back the pots by July or so if the rose gets up to a good height. Green would be less noticeable in the landscape, but like you I have soooo many pots after a history of large orders from RU and elsewhere that I need to use what I have. Here's a shot of a shade bed showing two of those pots - one with a tiny rose on the left not visible below the pot and one on the right that's peeking beyond. If I get a lot of them in a bed they look a little odd, but this many of them look acceptable to me (at least better than missing roses that the bunnies ate). Cynthia...See Morepalimpsest
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