Please help me visualize wall, rug, etc.
Lisa M
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Lisa M
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Please HELP me with my rooms! (colors, furniture, etc)
Comments (1)I looked up the colour and found this picture on houzz, linked below, you probably have seen this before- I also came across this laundry room painted in rainwash, it's a paler shade but I love it. link is http://www.sandandsisal.com/2012/05/laundry-room-makeover.html you blog is amazing, I bookmarked it !! Here is a link that might be useful: sea salt kitchen...See MorePlease help me visualize this kitchen !
Comments (34)Personally I have found that one large deep table type set up works better for me in prep than a counter only 24". I choose to have a very large island across from the stove for all prep. My island is 34" from the stove. I didn't do this for canning, but I would never want to carry a hot jar with tonges the 48" everyone is always saying isles should be. My DW is right next to my stove and my sink right next to my DW, so short counter on top of DW to land jars on. Honestly my kitchen is too small to be cooling lots of jars, so if it is a big canning week I have planned a special counter in the laundry room (8ft from the stove) that is a "folding laundry table" but is going to be fully heat resistent so I can hold jars there for cooling the full day. I did have a lot of constraints in setting up my kitchen. My house is 300 years old, my water comes in one spot and can't be moved, my ceilings are 6'9" and I can not have upper cabinets because it just feels claustrophobic in here when you do tand the counter is unusable, and I have 5 doors in a small kitchen. My husband's family has owned this property for almost a hundred years and I have seen a few versions of this kitchen, but living in it gutted with moveable furniture for 9 months was the BEST thing I ever did, especially during last summer. I will not be second guessing how we spend any money in this kitchen....See MoreCan you help me visualize my Family Room?
Comments (9)Oh boy, this has such potential. Fireplace has got to be painted, no question. White, black or dark anything. The wall for tv would look best mounted, it's just a fact. It's large in scale and you're going to spend a fortune on a large furniture piece to hold it and bunch of dvds? WHY? Mounts are $40. DVD books are $15. All you would have is a cable box, dvd player and maybe a stereo? I would do either built in on the wall or just wallpaper or paint the wall. The bar is bad and needs the most work. But if you don't have a huge budget you can only paint the cabs for now. The doors are way to out of date, so if you can get new doors and hardware that would help as well as a new counter. Adding any kind of cabinetry would be fine, or floating shelves (budget friendly) for wine glasses etc....See MoreRug Dilemma-Help me find a rug please
Comments (14)Freedomplace1-love how you can put the rug in the room! I didn't like the last one, I thought I'd like a more blue rug, but after seeing it in the room, I don't think I like a mainly blue. I'm going to look for a rug w/ more natural neutral colors, some blue, something that is rich in color but maybe w/ the lighter color....if any of that makes sense :) The 1st, 2nd & 3rd ones are my faves along w/ the last one Jinx posted....See Morejunco East Georgia zone 8a
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