Pleases share your thoughts about warm gloves
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (10)
Related Discussions
Share your thoughts on large shower niche
Comments (6)Thanks for the suggestion dvarnell, but we are planning on doing a large niche(about 60" tall) with only the bottom ledge and no additional shelves, so you will be able to see the majority of the niche mosaic. We typically only have three bottles in the shower (shampoo, conditioner, and bodywash) and a razor so the large niche is more of a tile accent wall but serving as a niche as well. Here is another online sample of a large niche, except this is much deeper than what we are planning on doing....See MorePlease Share Your Opinions/Input About This Home Plan
Comments (19)I don't generally comment on layout posts because I'm not qualified at all in house design. But I have learned a bunch from reading others comments about what might work and what might not work. Assuming this works with your site, I like this plan mostly. As far as stock plans go, it seems like one of the better ones. A few comments that I do have but are pretty minor.... 1) I think the entrance from the garage will be quite functional. You have a locker/cubbie space to drop coats, shoes, bags, etc. A closed off coat closet for bulkier and lesser used coats and this could be your guest closet. And the pantry is accessible from the kitchen. 2) The kitchen layout needs work but I think its placement in the house is OK. I'd seriously consider a 'drop zone' area for mail, keys, and other assorted stuff that gets dropped on my kitchen island daily. Maybe where the refrigerator is. You need to tweak the whole kitchen layout to make it more functional. 3) I'd put more windows in the dining room...on the left side so you have light from all 3 sides (including the door to the back). I'd actually consider replacing the dining room door with a window. It looks like the whole wall of the great room is full of doors, so do you really need another door? 4) Will you really use that screened porch? Seems like its in a location that won't have great views and kind of looks like an after thought. Plus if you can get rid of the door from the dining room, that opens up more kitchen layout options. 5) Put more windows in the master bedroom. On all the walls you can. 6) The laundry room isn't very big and those 2 doors limit the space even more. I don't have any better suggestions, but maybe a whole tweak of the powder room, laundry and master bath space could fix it? 7) Do you need a 2nd fireplace in the Living room? 8) Full disclosure, I'm not a fan of 2 story great rooms or foyers. If you put a ceiling in the great room, you'd end up with a great bonus room upstairs. Don't know if you have kids or not but that would be a great space for a toy/play room. I've got 2 kids with a bonus room upstairs in our house I don't know what I would have done without it! I think your great room can still be quite 'great' with the walls of doors on both sides and make it 10' foot ceilings. Good luck!...See MoreVinyl window color choice - Please share your thoughts.
Comments (24)White windows are 1000 times more difficult to work with in terms of designing exterior color palettes than any other option. Because everybody thinks "white goes with everything". It doesn't. So not only do I have to deal with extremely limiting white windows I also have to have a 20 minute conversation about the fact that the white windows that the client chose because "they go with everything" do not go with everything -- and why. Only reason beige is a little bit easier is because it's obvious to most people that the options for color schemes is going to be limited so there's not a whole lot to talk about. Black is better than white or beige but it too can be limiting - black windows basically will define the entire vibe of the house. Bronze I can pull many different ways. I can pull it to work with a slate bluish-gray roof, I can pull it to work with a warmish driftwood gray roof, I can pull it to work with a brown or rusty orange roof. Classic, traditional, cottage-y, craftsman, modern, etc. Everyone should buy bronze windows. This is my house circa 1994. Bronze windows....See MoreAre these going together.....Please share your thoughts!!
Comments (5)A S our yard is not very big. Fire pit and flagstone was with the house and we just want to make wall around to fire pit to protect flagstone from shifting and people can sit also for some time. Do you think the wall is going with fire pit and the flagstone?...See MoreRelated Professionals
Wilmington Furniture & Accessories · Mill Valley Furniture & Accessories · Park Ridge Furniture & Accessories · Tamalpais-Homestead Valley Furniture & Accessories · Barstow Interior Designers & Decorators · Van Wert Interior Designers & Decorators · Carney Architects & Building Designers · Pedley Architects & Building Designers · Ronkonkoma Architects & Building Designers · Pine Bluff Home Builders · Salem Home Builders · Vista Park Home Builders · Hunt Valley Home Builders · Royal Palm Beach Home Builders · Temple Terrace Professional Organizers- 3 years ago
- 3 years ago
Related Stories

COLORBeige Is Back: Designers Share 10 Beautiful Warm Paint Colors
Enthusiasm for cool grays has waned, and warm neutrals have returned. See which beige and greige tones designers prefer
Full Story
KIDS’ SPACESShare Tactics: Great Ideas for Shared Kids' Rooms
Maintain peace and maybe even inspire togetherness with decorating strategies from a designer with seven grandchildren
Full Story
LIFEShare Your Winter Storm Jonas Photos and Survival Tips!
Let’s see your pictures and hear your ideas on how you’re keeping your house warm and staving off cabin fever
Full Story
SUMMER GARDENINGHouzz Call: Please Show Us Your Summer Garden!
Share pictures of your home and yard this summer — we’d love to feature them in an upcoming story
Full Story
STUDIOS AND WORKSHOPSCreative Houzz Users Share Their ‘She Sheds’
Much thought, creativity and love goes into creating small places of your own
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNHouzz Call: What Do You Love About Your Kitchen?
Share a photo of your kitchen and tell us what makes it special
Full Story
LIFEHouzz Call: What Did Your Dad Teach You About Making a Home?
Fathers share skills and wisdom with their kids. What did you learn from yours?
Full Story
HOLIDAYSLessons From Dad About Making a Home
From ‘every home must have a grill’ to ‘choose the right spouse,’ Houzz readers share their fathers’ wisdom
Full Story
HOUZZ CALLShare Your Plans for a Summer Remodeling or Decorating Project
The Houzz community wants to hear about your plans to update your home or yard this season
Full Story
BATHROOM DESIGNA Designer Shares Her Master-Bathroom Wish List
She's planning her own renovation and daydreaming about what to include. What amenities are must-haves in your remodel or new build?
Full Story
l pinkmountain