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Andrijana Bogdanovska
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Comments (3)les917; Thanks for yor particular input. I actually am adding undercabinet lighting just as soon as my electrician comes back to finish his job (After I finish painting). It seems like Benjamin Moore paint was very popular on the GW so today, I looked for a BM dealer near me and found several. Visited the closest one and actually had them pick out a color based upon pictures of my kitchen I brought in as well as my actual backsplash sample. The color they picked for me was Serenata which is a light blue that I actually really liked. It pretty much matched the lightest glass tile in the backsplash. If you search for AF-535, you'll see the color. I actually got the free sample first, painted a section of my wall next to the countertop, backsplash, and cabinet and then took a picture and brought it in to show them. They said Yep that will work. So I bought a gallon. Am prepping the walls tonite and I'll paint tomorrow. After I'm finished (Likely tomorrow evening), I'll take some pictures of my kitchen and post them in the kitchen forum of the GW. Btw - I actually like Green (It's my favorite color) and was considering at one time using a blue-green glass backsplash and a blue-green paint but I chose not to go this route. Tim...See MoreNeed Help with my small Living Room!
Comments (13)Your rooms are lovely. I really like your kitchen. Seems to me the optimum spot for viewing the TV is right where you have it. Like Cakequeen says, mounting it on the wall is a great option. Especially if it can swivel. If you consider a sectional, do the armed end to the RIGHT, closest to the TV, and have a single unarmed seat next to that, then the chaise next coming out from the wall near the door. The chaise would create a traffic flow around the area. I would also consider a big ottoman to go beside the armed end of the sofa, serving as more seating or as a coffee table with a tray sitting on it. Dips and such, you know. Those floating shelves are nice, but they are too light weight to hold down that side of the room. A storage unit with doors below could tidy up your living room and not get in the way of traffic. If you are into serving in the living room, a parsons table very narrow could fit in front of the wide windows. Or, get a long low upholstered bench for other folks to perch on if they come into the living area from the kitchen to watch something on TV. I'd keep the Tv where it is now because it will allow folks in the kitchen to be part of the occasion. The furniture object you have half hidden behind the front door is in the way there, and might balance better on the other side of the front door, with a dimmable lamp sitting on it. By all means, cover your windows with a long unbroken row of floor length drapery panels. Pottery Barn sells these, so does BedBathBeyond much cheaper. I like the huge grommets myself, but clip rings work too if you want skinny rods. The curtains unifying the long run of windows will make the room appear larger and more sophisticated. BTW, if you don't want your yellow sofa, I LOVE it. Hope it finds a "good home." :)...See Moreneed help with kitchen remodel or update, small eat in kitchen
Comments (1)It's not bad! Paint the red out and look at unfinished furniture stores for a banquette. But first go ask the kitchen forum. They will take care of you. http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/kitchbath...See MoreNeed help finding a small eat-in dining island/table for my kitchen
Comments (2)We are very happy with the 24 x 30 inch table we ordered from https://butcherblockco.com/john-boos-dining-table-tops. They have a choice of woods and shapes and as small as 24" square or round. We ordered beveled edges on the top and the appropriate size black metal base (they have a chart to help). All is very sturdy and the the top is beautiful . The company was very nice to deal with....See MoreAndrijana Bogdanovska
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