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Comments (45)I have some low ceilings and a collection of ideas to deal with illusions that help your particular room. One is to use wall sconces that shine light both up and down on the walls like at a movie theatre. You already did another with your floor to ceiling drapes with the contrasting dark stripe. Well done, you! Basically so far it's about creating vertical lines. Another strategy is to draw attention to the ceiling. You could use a showy light fixture with gold metal. The last more tricky strategy is to use an eye-catching ceiling treatment. One way is to have a bright color on ceiling and floor, making the eye go up and down. A variation of that is to make the ceiling and floor the same color beige to connect them in your brain. To make that color beige "exciting" haha... you have to make your walls dark...no problem right? You wanted to do that all along. I still love the wallpaper you first showed and hope you can use it. Then take it up a notch by using some style of crown moulding and extend it up and inward to steal some of the ceiling from the walls. The inside gets the beige treatment while the outside gets the wall treatment. I've been wanting to show you this awhile. I think a chair in the corner between your dresser and drapes would be useful and nice-looking. With your wallpaper, wouldn't this chair in one of the many colors, be awesome? https://www.vertigohome.us/products/bloom-easy-armchair-by-kenneth-cobonpue?variant=31691848417361 Shop around for a good price....See MoreHi, We want some ideas on how to make this structure better. TIA.
Comments (16)“I mean, he could make it all handicapped accessible while he’s at it, but how many people would need that?” Um, @colleenoz, lots of folks need…or will need, ADA compliant doorways…way more than you might think. You must be quite young, to think it a rare occurrence. Life hits you when you least expect it. Several bouts of pneumonia, rendered my lungs useless. After a couple of years lugging around an oxygen tank, I finally had a lung transplant in 2017. Initially needed a rolling walker to get around. Wouldn’t have fit through a normal doorway. Fortunately, before moving into this house in 2016, we widened all of the doorways in all four bedrooms, and bathrooms. A couple of months after lung surgery, I had emergency bowel surgery, and was in the hospital for 6 months. Again needed the walker, for longer this time. More recently, in April, I had a knee replacement. Again, the rolling walker was necessary. Even used a wheelchair at the beginning, when going anywhere that required a lot of walking. All of this, after spending my life as an active, very athletic person…a four sport athlete all through school, who also played competitive racquetball, paddleball, and skied. So, scoff if you must…but, you never know what lies ahead....See MoreWhen new eaves connect to old eaves, how to make it look better?
Comments (4)Provide exterior elevation drawings that shows proposed siding and trim. This will allow other to see the level of design intent for the rest of the building. This is needed to provide continuity of design. All sides of the house....See MoreYun Kim
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