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Comments (26)Tell any contractor that you assume the cost of doubling the size of a project "won't be that much different," and you'll get a reality check. It greatly depends on the size of the original project. I expect that you'd agree that pushing it out one foot as opposed to two feet "won't be that much different". That's doubling. 6 feet vs 12 feet might be more of a difference, but with part of the addition being a bathroom, I figured that the fixed cost of all of the plumbing etc would be a greater factor than the variable cost of the additional square footage. I wouldn't think you'd be able to renovate an existing bathroom for the price that the first person quoted! It goes to show that prices vary so much depending on location. My main point was that he should consider going bigger and find out actual prices. Don't get locked into a certain mindset based on possibly false assumptions. Granted, I should have said might not be instead of won't be. There are too many unknowns in this situation to make any kind of absolute judgment....See MoreFight over master bedroom? Advice please
Comments (5)First of all, it's "This girl and I", not "me and this girl." Always put the other person first in that phrase, not oneself, and to determine if it's "Me" or "I" ask yourself if you would say, "Me flipped a coin" or "I flipped a coin". "Me" would be used in a sentence like, "The gift was for both he and me." Again, you would not say, "The gift was for I". Sorry, I know that's obnoxious, but that is a language faux pas that is so common and which drives me nuts. (not to mention that you are women, not girls). The other woman sounds like she is going to be an awful housemate, whether you share a room with her or not. She sounds like one of those people who has no tolerance for not getting her way and no maturity or coping skills for when she doesn't. Good luck with her. As for the bedroom, I'd suggest you have it for one year, then she can have it for a year, etc....See MoreMaster Bedroom - White Walls - Distressed Black Bedroom Furniture
Comments (4)You may want to start saving inspiration rooms you love; it will really help if you have a direction. I would purchase the rug fist vs bedding and cushions so you have a style to build on. Be sure to use various colors, patterns and textures so it feels more interesting The headboard is high and I think art above each night stand would be more complimentary and use small brass lamps for a modern look. You could add the sign on another wall If you need a bedskirt, a more tailored style would feel more modern Dresser and tv wall - mirror, plant, chair, art, baskets...See Moreremodeling 2 bedrooms to enlarging master bedroom how to view
Comments (4)Please make sure to post here do not start another post . All pics , floor plans answers or questions all stay in this one post....See MoreRelated Professionals
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