Needing some inspo for this space!!
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Comments (2)For sure looking to add a lounger and table and chairs and a heater. Probably on the white pavement. For the green side it’s mostly for looks and for my small dog to run around and bark...See MoreHelp me finish off my floating home! Empty corners need some inspo!
Comments (1)Here's a few additional pics of the space to give you a better feel for it as a whole!...See More10’ ceilings in kitchen- need inspo pics!
Comments (9)HU-187528210 - That's not "chicken" wire! I love that look. My parents had that on bar cabinets in my childhood home. I cannot remember the name of it, but as you probably already know, that "wire" is very expensive and probably cost as much as it would to add one small cabinet on top of a cabinet. We were suppose to have that type of wire doors on cabinets in a bar area in our new home. Instead, I have made my own Faux lead glass doors because the cost was too much to have the wire doors. chispa - Our cabinets are 42" high. The space between my counters and the bottom of the upper cabinet is 20". A light rail adds about an inch at the bottom. I have a 2 piece crown that I love! As you have read on our "Building thread," we have 10' ceilings and will have a coffered ceiling. Really helps bring the ceiling down like your beams. Lacy Serrao - You should look into doing beams of coffers. I believe I have read that 42" - 46" is the max that cabinet companies and designers like to use. That's funny about your linen cabinet. Kendrah's story, too! We have a tall doored linen cabinet, as well!...See MoreNeed a Stylish & Safe Front Porch: Non-Slip / Stamped Concrete Inspo
Comments (3)Thank you. @Patricia Colwell most of the pictures I look at of expensive homes have an overhang as opposed to a perfectly square edge. Also, maybe I did not explain that we are tearing out completely the traditional brick and mortar sidewalk and it will be entirely replaced. There will be no brick that the stamped would be next to. @apple_pie_order yes, we are in the midwest so that is why there is a lot of maintenance on brick. 100 degrees in the summer and 0 or can get to 20 below in the winter. Snow frequently between mid-December and early March. I tried to find some pics of the front of the house so here they are. As you can see, the front of the house is totally flat all the way across. So we put landscaping in front of the sidewalk too in order to create some depth. We ARE able to carry the sidewalk out further into the yard...it does not have to remain exactly where it is and we will have to because we are adding the one extra step in order to lower the rise of each step. The main thing we are trying to achieve is a really good low maintenance and non-slip surface (I think that means we have to have "regular" brushed concrete" but also a design to enhance the curb appeal of the house. . We are thinking a 3' wide sidewalk plus a ribbon on each side of that of some kind. That can be stamped since it's not the main walking surface. I'm thinking about starting the sidewalk farther down the driveway (currently it goes straight across to the driveway) and curving it up to the step. Thanks so much for your ideas!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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