Do these floors go together?
Jennifer Svensson
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Do these finishes go together? Input/pictures requested!
Comments (1)I think those finishes are great together. Here's a link to another thread involving cambria, subway and hex. If you search on Houzz for "cambria torquay traditional" you'll find some good visuals. Here is a link that might be useful: cambria bath...See MoreDR Furniture & Kitchen,,,do they ''go together''?
Comments (15)buehl, hello and I'm glad you weren't hurt when the chair broke. From what I hear this is getting to be more of a problem with chairs from non-American sources when the wood hasn't cured properly before it was used for furniture. Although it sounds as if this was not the cause of the problem in your case. I've benefited greatly many times from your advice in the kitchen forum and I hope what I'm passing on is helpful for your situation. We just had a discussion with our KD about doing a built in TV/media console in our great room. Our kitchen perimeter is white Brookhaven and we also had white Brookhave bookcases built in for the great room that is part of the same space as the kitchen. When we discussed the TV/media console with the KD I said I envisioned it as matching the bookcases and the kitchen that are all part of the same space. He was very tactful but let me know that he felt that matching the TV/media console with the bookcases would be too much matching. If I can translate his suggestion for your space this is what I think he would say: match the china cabinet with your kitchen (this would be the equivalent of my bookcases matching my kitchen) and then do your dining table and chairs a coordinating but different wood finish. Your kitchen is really very lovely and I can envision the china cabinet in the long view through your kitchen in the same finish as your kitchen cabinets but with your table and chairs as a lively accent in between. Good luck with your choices....See MoreDo these go together?
Comments (13)Thank you all! I am such a newbie, I didn't know I could ask to have the slab moved. Learn somethin' new every day. I don't know that there's anywhere else to cut corners. We are going with Ikea cabinets and are planning to do sheet vinyl (or vinyl tile) for the floor. We aren't replacing any of our appliances. We are even leaving most of the lighting, just adding a bit where needed. The project is still costing a bloody fortune because we're putting in a slider and a window, and we're moving the sink and fridge (need plumbing). And we're tearing up the floor to make it stop squeaking. We have almost 84 s.f. of countertop to cover (including the island). It's a lot! So any upgrade to granite costs me another $1000 per price group. Bianco Sardo is Group A, Jet Mist is Group C. I must say ... I do love the jet mist and I think my husband will love it, too -- he was really gravitating to grey when we were looking at things online. He hasn't seen it in person yet. I also LOVED Fantasy Brown (quartzite) and was thinking that we could do the island with that and do laminate on the perimeter if push came to shove. Green Designs, those are lovely -- they're both Formica, yes? I will have to get some more quotes to see if I can get the Jet Mist for less. I believe the current place would charge me $67/s.f. for it. I haven't a clue if that's a good price or not ......See MoreDo these colors go together ?
Comments (16)One more question please....Should the Support piece of wood (not sure what it's called, maybe it's just decorative) just below the rain gutter in this photo be painted the same color as the body of the house OR should it be painted white ? When getting painting estimates, I've been told both ways. Thanks!...See MoreJennifer Svensson
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