Help me Choose a Rug to tie it all in!
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Please help me choose rug for foyer - size, style, new or used?
Comments (11)Thanks, prairiedawn. My style actually is more of a rustic/modern country style rather than traditional, although I have a mix of everything! I used BM Baby Turtle in the powder room and laundry room, which are adjacent to the foyer, SW Artifact in the great room, which is just beyond the foyer, and SW Believable Buff and Camelback throughout the rest of the house. roseabby, I spoke to the salesman at Macys and he also mentioned a 2'6" runner may be out of scale. The problem is I do NOT want to cover up most of the wood flooring. Would a smaller area rug placed horizontally across the front doors, rather than a larger run placed vertically in the room, look strange? The two doors are 6' wide and the entire wood entry is approx. 10' wide....See MorePlease help me choose a rug and decide on new fireplace
Comments (30)Just want to share that I think your room is quite attractive already - I love the rug raven shared (and the one always1step ordered !).... I cannot visualize on the fireplace but everything else selected works great together. ( and seriously not to push you, but that rug!!! and it sure seems like a great deal to me at the current price......)...See MoreDo you like Kilim rugs? I do. Will you help me choose?
Comments (10)The room ...... just your basic, small suburban spare bedroom. We’re currently renting after selling last house, or I’d remove carpet. The carpet is clean and in new condition; the room was hardly used before we moved in. Shadows in these pics make it look skanky, I know. ~~~~~~ Antique saddle. My dad won the saddle blanket in ‘87 (cutting horse competition). My late husband’s grandfather made this. I cherish it. Some much-loved stuff in there, including antique cowbells (from rodeo/bull riding) and my prized Breyer horse model, Man O’ War, circa ‘70s, Jamaican carved wood vases my husband collected with his late wife, beach rocks from Cape Cod visit when my DD was little, old pottery, etc. Oh! I forgot about the big grapevine balls, forgot to put them up after Christmas. IGNORE THE BALLS — I know it’s very cluttered, but it is what it is! Big downsize from last house. Let’s call it a layered look. :D That old printer the size of a small car will be out of here soon. The Long Island map, that my husband assures me everyone growing up on LI would remember seeing (this was in his house when he was a kid). Seeing them again this year!! Vintage hand tooled purse. Want the throw rug here. An accent piece to break up the dumb carpet. My now husband’s grandmother did this lovely pencil drawing (right of guitar) in 1947 ... Very old family belt buckles (I have more, need to get them out):...See MoreHelp! How do a tie this all together?
Comments (15)You don’t need to paint the house a similar shade as the garage doors. The doors are very close in tone to the windows, so they already correlate. If you live far to the north, a dark exterior will help assist your heating system on sunny winter days, but if you depend on air conditioning in the summer, dark walls paired with the near black roof will have an effect on the efficiency of the cooling system. Consider how much contrast you need between the dark roof, windows and garage doors vs. walls vs. trim. As for the bathroom window, you could put a medium tint film on the inside and then put a frosted film behind it and enjoy light and privacy at the same time. the tint will obscur the frost making the window just dark from the outside. during the day and working with the frost at night....See MoreUser
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