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Comments (10)Brutuses... I wish I could answer that! People ask me what my 'style' is and I just don't know! My mom says I'm 'eclectic' because I just pick what I like. I know I'm definately not modern. I grew up in a country home so that is comfortable to me. I guess I just have some of everything! We have gutted the house so all of the hardware will be ORB. I hope I don't regret that down the road but I love it right now. Glad to hear you don't think I'm crazy. Some days with all of these decisions I sure feel it... ;~)...See MoreWhat kind/stlye of grey tiles for a small bathroom?
Comments (9)I'm remodeling one of my rentals. I just used an 18" grey tile from Home Depot(.78cents a sq ft) with a pebble medallion in the entryway...then copied the tiling into the bathroom. It's a very light grey with BM "a touch of grey" paint on the walls. http://www.homedepot.com/p/TrafficMASTER-Portland-Stone-Gray-18-in-x-18-in-Glazed-Ceramic-Floor-and-Wall-Tile-17-44-sq-ft-case-ULMK/204834499...See MoreHelp! I have no idea what I am doing!
Comments (13)I made the mistake when I was first introduced to succulents about putting them in some cute decorative ceramic containers (mugs and funky pots) and no surprise, although it surprised me at the time, they all died. Your succulents are guaranteed to die in containers with no drainage, no question. Also, what type of soil are they sitting in? How often do you water them? How much bright light do they receive? I used to kill all of my plants too and the last 2 years I've finally read up properly on plant care and have been trying to educate myself along the way. I've come very far (tons more to learn still) and I'm sure you will too! Sometimes it's trial and error and there are things that seem like basic common knowledge that I used to pay no attention to that would make any seasoned plant caretaker cringe. Such as using the same soil (even garden soil) for all plants, planting straight into decorative containers with no drainage, no consideration for light assuming they all need bright light, planting even the tiniest plant in the largest container believing it would make the plant grow bigger etc etc. You don't know what you don't know right? In my opinion, I don't think succulents are the best beginner plants. I'm still learning with them and still find them easier to kill than even my alocasias and calatheas. In my limited experience the amount you water your succulents really depends on how much sun and heat they get. I have several now that are thriving for several months outdoors but Iive in North Carolina and it's hot as hell and they receive at least 6-8 hours of bright sunlight. Make sure your soil dries out completely before even thinking of watering again. I honestly let my soil stay bone dry for a few days or week (or more?). I wait until the leaves "tell" me they need more water. I have no watering schedule, I just go based on how they look. They'll start to look slightly dull and the leaves might start to pucker and get slightly less plump. I don't let them go too far of course but don't be afraid to let them go longer than what feels natural without water. And then when you do finally water them, soak the soil really well until water comes out of the drainage hole. Make sure they get bright light for a couple hours a day. Make sure they're in a very well draining gritty soil. I'm not at the point of making my own potting mixture myself, so a bag of Miracle Gro Cactus and Succulent mix is perfectly fine and I even add some extra perlite in with it. And absolutely switch them out immediately into something that has drainage holes! They may look ok now but with succulents they will look great for a while until one day the leaves start falling off and yellowing and getting translucent and that will be because the base and roots are a rotted mushy mess. Terracotta, concrete or clay pots or anything porous work great since they wick away excess moisture from the soil. And when in doubt, venture over to YouTube! I think looking up plant care videos on YT has been the biggest game changer for me. Almost any question you may have is answered in great detail!...See MorePlease Help! I have no idea what I’m doing at all. (Living Room)
Comments (12)If you don’t have wiring for a ceiling fixture, and if you would like to have one - a swag plug-in chandelier is an option; they come in lots of styles. This is a colorful one. It seems like you have a view from the kitchen of a substantial part of the sectional. So this would seem to allow you to interact, face to face, with family and friends - plus watch children playing, etc. If current placement works well for you, for sure leave it. The sectional works well. It provides a lot of seating, in one fell swoop, with a streamlined effect. It is not in the way and leaves a lot of room for walking around. It has nice lines, too. Good choice.👌🏼...See MoreACC
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