Help my first home
utm989 .
3 years ago
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Comments (5)Tiffanyrose, Thank YOU! I had such a good laugh after reading your post. Because finally I realized what I've been missing out on. Like you, I'm a newbie and several of my plants have suffered. Not due to lack of love, but due to my ignorance/inexperience. Since my spruce started dying 2 weeks ago, I've been really discouraged. But hey, look, my lilacs are still (barely) alive, my grass is finally growing and my viburnums are still green. And my composting works! I really, really like your attitude. And congratulations on your lavender, pumpkin and sunflower!...See MoreJust bought my first house and need help with window fixtures
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Comments (6)Your dining room is so cute! The piece of furniture with the tv on it looks odd at a slant. I think it would look better against the wall and you could arrange the photos around the tv so it looks like a gallery wall. I realize that you probably moved the tv for optimum viewing but that love seat isnāt great for the space, a couple of comfy, yet stylish chairs (maybe swivel) would be more versatile and flexible and work better with the window placement. Congratulations on the new home!...See MoreHelp for my son's first home...paint color
Comments (42)I thought all 3 chairs should be swivel and then the "reading" are could be a separate area with both of those chairs swinging toward each other. You could do bookcases in the niche, or a console table with a great piece of art above it. Just depends on what they need and want. Measurements I used have to be verified of course, but I assumed the stairs, entry to the back of the house and that front door/ and indent at front of house all take up square footage. I also put a 9 x 12 rug (dotted line) in Option 3 which would be very nice, because you have more of the tile covered, it anchors the space and gives a comfortable walking path. If they put the TV on that long wall (TIP) MAKE SURE they don't hang it too high. It should be while seated on sofa/sectional, the center of the TV is at eye level. Most hang them too high. Plus there is that drop down ceiling along that wall, so note that for them....See Moreutm989 .
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