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Comments (117)Just Stunning. I love your confidence and ability to see the big picture and stay with it. Thank you. It's always best when putting together a room or a house to try and get all or at least most of the elements worked out before you even begin. For those just starting, a good way to do this is to create mood boards to make sure it will all work together. And then truly think about your needs and how you work. You are very talented. Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos and all the details. They are so very helpful! I'm happy to help. I have a quetion about your induciton cooktop. I'm starting the building process and am considering an induction cooktop, but have always cooked with gas. Did you buy all new cookware for the induction? I had to buy some new cookware as much of it wasn't induction ready. My iron pans worked as well as my large stock pot and my wok. The rest went to our kids. I used to cook with gas too. I won't go back. Cleaner, more precise, no heating up the room and less bad stuff in the air. My All Clad cookware is about 10 years old and all attract a magnet except my griddle pan. Do you think these will work? Yes they absolutely will work as well as any iron pans you have. Also do you find that your pans rattle when heating up, or that the cooking is noisy in this sense? One pot does rattle but it's the exception, rather than the rule. Otherwise I don't find it noisy at all. I appreciate your comments, I dont know anyone with an induction cooktop to see in person. Is there a better appliance store in your area where you can go and look at induction? Maybe they have one that is a working cooktop so you can try it out with one of your pans?...See Morestained glass window over bed?
Comments (8)It’s really more of a window treatment (or lack there of) and proportion decision. Typically, you wouldn’t want to cover that type of a window with any coverings so are you ok with early morning sun streaming in that window? Privacy shouldn’t be a concern? Typically the transom would be high up (your bed obviously low down) - but what about the headboard? If it’s lower as well and that creates a big void below the new window then I question just the overall look. You’d have to sketch it all out to scale to see if the proportions work....See MoreYour dream, kitchen: If finances and space were no object?
Comments (18)Honestly, I absolutely have my dream kitchen. Everything has a place. I have the most incredible quartzite, incredible stained glass window, windows on either side of my cooktop, fabulous off white shaker cabinets (some with glass to show off my collections), induction cooktop, wide aisles, both a clean up sink and a prep sink, great hanging lights, more than enough prep space and space for baking and I even have empty drawers still. Oh and it works like a dream. It follows Ice/Water/Stone/Fire. Every time I walk into my kitchen, I smile. Actually my whole house makes me smile. I'm very lucky!...See MoreCpartist's Garden Photos
Comments (23)Beautiful skmom. That definitely was an oasis too. cpartist, I surely understand not wanting to get out and do heavy work in the sun. I'm at that age right now, which is why I'm growing everything from seeds, cuttings and starter plants. I may start doing that once we are finally moved down here permanently. I had gorgeous gardens up north where I lived most of my life and did all the work myself. That's why it took me a year to find someone who had my vision for down here. I didn't want the same old, same old. I figure I've got time to wait for them to grow, but I swear, if I had the money, I'd build a tiny house on a huge lot and spend the saved money on a landscaper. Actually once it cools down, I'm looking forward to going out there and doing some weeding on my own, etc. Maybe pick up some more pots for the lanai. LOL Having once worked in landscaping, I do appreciate them and yours are obviously worth every penny. She is! Your Texas house is also gorgeous. Thanks so much for sharing. I can put these pictures in my "wish" book. Texas home?...See Morecpartist
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