Refresh or renovate?
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Mini refresh of my kitchen - away from Tuscany
Comments (130)Butternut, I'm thinking more of proportions like this (and yes, I realize yoru window is larger and wider), It would be about as long altogether as you have it now, but the longer part would the "drop" (I don't know what the correct term is, sorry!) before the swag rather than the swag itself. I think it also might look better to hang the roman shade higher, so that it's the same height as the cabinets. Which would give you more light/window AND more fabric. That might be worth playing around with....See MoreExterior refresh ideas
Comments (1)I would replace lattice with stones or something modern....See Morequick bathroom refresh
Comments (8)Neither of those bathrooms are awful…even the colorful paper is okay…you just need to get towels and rugs to match..whichever color you prefer from the print…the little one is fine too …tho’ the mirror looks high?…if so move it down…and just put a gold frame around it….try looking at a picture framing store if you want something pretty..they can make it from measurements..or just use a nice trim moulding..and spray paint it gold..in a tiny bath that wall color-is perfect…just pick a rug that has a nice darker shade of gold in a print ..or stripe …so it wont show soil...See MoreRenovating our kitchen and need help!
Comments (2)First of all you need a 2d floor plan with every window, door, wall etc measured. Secondly and most important, do not do anything for at least 6 months. Move in, live with the kitchen as is, and once you're in the house working in the kitchen, you'll start to realize what will or will not work for you. What you have there now, while not ideal is still quite workable....See Moreherbflavor
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