I must have a wicker chair
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Looking for a dark, 'substantial' wicker chair
Comments (8)From Lane Venture's website, here is a photo of the wicker I purchased. I have different fabric on mine. When you pull up the website, you'll see that you can select the color of wicker you'd like, as well as the fabric color/design you'd like. As I wrote above, this furniture has held up very well. I've used it in a 3-season's room, a sun room, and now it's in my bedroom. Depending upon the fabric you choose, you can dress it up or dress it down.....although it'll always be on the informal side because it is wicker. Here is a link that might be useful: Photo of my wicker furniture...See MoreWhat My Kitchen Must-Must-Must Have...
Comments (36)natal, can you post a photo or link of your foot-operated trash/recycle cabs, muspic, can I see your cork floor? We're doing cork as well. The telling sign for me was when I went into a "wood flooring" showroom. When I asked where their cork display was (the whole floor was covered in the different wood flooring), I expected them to say they didn't have one (like most stores). Instead, they took me to the area where the employees stood all day. All cork. No wood. Enough said. Alabamamommy, our current house has white Corian counters. They were here when we bought the house and were afraid of them at first, but now we love them. I cook every day and never had any problem getting anything off them, including red white and tumeric. I spilled about 4 t. of tumeric on the counter when I was making keema yesterday. I got most of it right away. After I was done cooking, I saw that I missed a spot. I sprayed the spot with 409, let it sit a few minutes while I cleaned up then came back and it came right off. We've also had success with set stains using Soft Scrub, and even a baking soda paste. For the kitchen in the house we're building, my must haves were: * cork floors (I need the sound proofing for living with a brain injury and active boy!) * walk in pantry (that it is 9'x9'11" is a bonus) * all base drawers * wide aisles * pulls instead of knobs * dropped baking center so I don't have to stand on my tippy toes while kneading bread, and open on two sides so my son can help. * foot pulls for trash * hands free water faucet * island (I ended up with two. WIth my TBI, I can't go out to socialize much, so two islands give me a "little kitchen" where I can focus and not be distracted (aka, burn the house down). The second island allows others to be "in the kitchen" to help prep, socialize, clean up, etc. without being in my space. I can't wait! *desk area for printing recipes, menu planning, etc. * side by side frig. It just works best for the way we live. Funny story, when we bought our current frig, the deciding factor was the one that fix a pizza box. In the last four years, there have been less than 5 pizza boxes in there! We cut out most processed foods. So we love the side-by-side because when I cook dinner, I always make larger portions so we can get 2-4 leftovers out of it. There are packaged in lunch size containers in frozen. Everything is easy to see in the morning, when DH grabs his lunch. * Full size freezer in pantry. We currently have a chest freezer, but we'd like to be able to buy a part of a cow from a local farm, so we're getting a side by side freezer to store our meat and extra bulk goods. DH's must have, beyond what's above: * deep single sink for washing pans (Usually I clean up as I go, but often I run out of steam by the time dinner is done, so he'll do clean up. I figured if I give him the sink he wants, he'll do it even more!) * energy star appliances * water sense sinks * Sharp microwave......See MoreGray Wicker Gliders and Gray Wicker Chairs
Comments (9)I don't know if you ever purchased the Lloyd Flanders furniture. It is pricey. But I can vouch for its longevity and beautiful design. I have had two LF side chairs and matching round table for at least 20-25 years. This furniture does best in a sheltered location e.g., a porch or covered deck where it doesn't get a lot of rain or other wet weather. Mine has been completely out in the elements and eventually the fibers weaken and begin to break. I doubt this would have happened in a sheltered location. I still think very highly of this brand of furniture....See MoreBar Must Have’s
Comments (12)Thanks for the comments. To give you more perspective, our basement finish is around 1200 square feet. It is an open concept. We will have a pool table, dart area, foosball table, media area with big screen TV and the bar area. We also have a fairly large bathroom with walk-in shower. The bar area has tray ceiling over it. We will have peninsula granite slab counter with sink built in with seating around. On the wall behind the peninsula, we are bricking the wall. In the middle of the wall is a six foot wide, three feet deep area that we are putting in an arch with stone accent. The plan is to have an undercounter beverage center with glass front and a stainless steel panel front undercounter refrigerator next to it. My dillema is deciding which brand to purchase. I am considering Sub-Zero and Perlick. I cannot believe how expensive they are but I want quality. Any thoughts on which way I should go? Should I only go with the refrigerator or should I have beverage center as well?...See MoreSueb20
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