What to do.....what to do......?
MC RauPi
4 years ago
We have a Great Room, and it's great...... but the ceilings are vaulted and we have this space between our patio doors and our fireplace cabinets/storage that needs "something". Tall vertical art? wall sculpture? Vertical triptych? Would be a great place for a beverage cart or bar/hutch but needs to not crowd the adjacent cabinet and door. What would you do here? Examples? Thank you.
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (12)
Related Discussions
What to do WHAT do I do?
Comments (11)I think come June an July my whold front yard is going to be shade. I been watching the past few days no 1 area in the front yard gets more than an hour of sun a day. The yard is very small 20x 30 feet about the oaks are 25 yrs old so good sized trees. There not as many leaves on them now as there will be come summer so even tho the days are shorter now be more shade in summer or just as much. Not a lot of money to spend on yard an if hubby spends 100.00 on yard that a lot of money to him for a yard that he really does not care if there is grass or anything out there he could care less what it looks like. So what ever I do I have to know for a fact it will grow not just this yr but in years to come because he's not gonna want to fork over the money yearly. 1 big problem with the grass has been it's never been able to take root good before someone came along an scalped it with a mower. The yard needs a couple of years of grass only being cut 3 or 4 times a summer but the others in the community not about to let that happen because the yard will look unkept. Many of the yards has same problem in sun an shade no grass because it's never been allowed to grow an become good strong grass. Maybe I can lay cardboard then mulch a good bit of it set some ornaments out there not everyone likes yard art tho never going to please everyone tho........See MoreWhat to do,,,What to do,,,
Comments (4)you figure out how to build a light setup .. with adjustable height ... and plant them indoors.. in about mid dec.. and have some hosta fun in winter ... hosta library bob.. has a great tutorial right there in the middle of the HL home page .. some nonsense like : SEED GROWING... highlighted in black ... obviously.. you dont have to get that carried away.. but all your variables for success would be there ... all you would need is a SIMPLE fluorescent light ... hardware chain and a dedicated table... many peeps use the basement workbench ... ken...See More*sigh* What to do, what to do ...
Comments (6)Minis and semis have the mini trailing Saintpaulia species in their background - so it is really easy for them to remember a suckering mode. Generally - stress and genetics. If you stress the plant by some slack in culture - it goes into vegetative propagation mode - means suckers like no tomorrow. Some plants are more prone to it - and sometimes they are so bad - try to acquire a different clone of the same variety from a different source. I had a really good Magnolia - from Harmony Greenhouses - and I lost it. Got a same variety from somebody's else- and it is a sucker factory....See MoreWhat to do ..what to do!
Comments (33)Those are much better pictures! This is not about specifics, but a general way of organizing the layout, especially bed lines. I'd begin with redoing/widening the walks. The front walk should be the width of the steps if you want to upgrade the whole house appearance. Using an upgraded material like brick or pavers would help, too. The side walk needs to be slightly forward, have a wider sweep and be at least 3' wide. (I would ditch the shrubs flanking the landscape steps. No need for them if you have groundcover on the slope.)...See More
MC RauPi thanked ilikefriday
PROCDR Design, LLC
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoThe room looks great! You need some work on the shelves. There is a photo overload.
When you have that many photos, usually none are seen. You need to keep them simple. the focal point is the fireplace.
Here is an example of well-curated shelves.
Fireplace · More InfoMC RauPi thanked CDR Design, LLC
pink_peony
4 years ago
PROMC RauPi thanked Celery. Visualization, Rendering images
Yayagal
4 years ago- PRO
Celery. Visualization, Rendering images
4 years agoMC RauPi thanked Celery. Visualization, Rendering images
Related Stories
WORKING WITH PROSWhat Do Landscape Architects Do?
There are many misconceptions about what landscape architects do. Learn what they bring to a project
Full Story
HOUSEKEEPINGWhat's That Smell? What to Do About Stinky Furniture
Learn how to diagnose and treat pet and other furniture odors — and when to call in a pro
Full Story
LIFEYou Said It: ‘What Do You Want Your Deck to Do?’ and More Quotables
Design advice, inspiration and observations that struck a chord this week
Full Story
DECLUTTERINGEscape the Inheritance Trap: What to Do With Sentimental Pieces
Too meaningful to toss but too hideous, precious or unusual to display? These ideas can help
Full Story
GARDENING GUIDESPacific Northwest Gardener: What to Do in September
Put in cool-weather veggies, fertilize your lawn and tidy the garden this month before chilly weather arrives
Full Story
GARDENING GUIDESTexas Gardener: What to Do in June
Don't be discouraged by the dry summer heat — hardy plants, container gardens and smart watering can help landscapes thrive
Full Story0
GARDENING GUIDESCalifornia Gardener: What to Do in July
Active green thumb or not, top priorities for peak fruit and veggie season: watering, feeding, keeping up with growth
Full Story
GARDENING GUIDESPacific Northwest Gardener: What to Do in July
Deadheading spent flowers, keeping up with watering and starting seeds indoors are the biggest gardening tasks for July
Full Story0
MID-ATLANTIC GARDENINGChecklist: What To Do in the Garden This Month
February Gardener: Plant sprouts, start seedlings, force bulbs, grow an orchid and more
Full Story
GARDENING GUIDESMid-Atlantic Gardener: What to Do in July
Seedpods, herbs and flowers galore take center stage in the garden this month
Full Story
kulrn