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Comments (29)Not those drapes. There's already way too much black in the room. There's so much in fact that it needs to be neutralized or eliminated. I'd paint that armoire and ditch the headboard. Get a piece of plywood cut to size and cover it with some batting and a pretty textural fabric with lots of orange in it to create an upholstered headboard. That will add more texture and color to create warmth. You need some bedding with some color like this: Or this: Or this: Think about maybe doing a warm brown accent wall behind the bed like the third picture, and use lots of lamps with warm white bulbs. Lighting plays a crucial part of a room feeling warm. Ceiling lights are cold. Lamps are warm....See MoreRebuilding Finally after Sandy
Comments (4)HMI is pretty local and makes a nice sturdy unit in either steel or fiberglass....See Morenew construction need help with picking out windows
Comments (79)Its not the OP who will see legal issues...its the modular company who had their architect sign off on the plans that will get sued in the end. Even in Yankee Barn attempts to go after the OP, the OP can turn around and go after the modular company. Since it sounded like OP was already planning to change the plans and was in the early stages I doubt Yankee Barn would go after OP. At this point either the plans were changed heavily or OP could hire a contractor to finish off the inside of the house and avoid showing the town building department as much as possible. I doubt Yankee Barns legal team would waste funds to take someone to court over an online discussion board. If OP had to pay for plans in the first place...its highly likely that the modular company contacted Yankee Barns architect and bought them. Its 2018 and with websites like this i doubt a modular company would risk it....See MoreNEED HELP with picking out furniture
Comments (9)Start with drapes to warm the space. When hung properly, there won't be room for bookcases. In fact, most Houzzers would advise you to limit the amount of photos to just a few. I like them with "foot" backs so they can sit on table tops. Group them in threes, one large behind two smaller ones; no more than one such grouping per table top. The rest can hang in hallways and bedrooms, or go in albums. As for things hung on the walls, they should center at 5' above the floor. If above furniture, then just 5" above. I think your kitchen table and chairs are fine. Is that a sample valance over the slider?...See MoreT Soho
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