Fireplace needs something, but what?
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Naked walls need something but what?? Master bedroom.
Comments (10)Nice room! Lovely bed and great bedding choice! Your TV solution is just fine! First -- consider adding bamboo blinds (or woven blinds) to your windows. Hang them so that they would disguise the window moldings -- and hide the fact that the windows are different sizes. THEN hang your pretty curtains. The blinds would add to the "natural" vibe of your decor -- plus add visual texture and interest. Next -- consider lighting. Add lamps (Maybe oil rubbed bronze?) around the room -- matching ones on each side of the bed. Plus one on the dresser and perhaps a standing one by the long mirror. Or you could hang the mirror and add a lamp over it for even better lighting. Then -- head over to art.com website. Simply browse through some of their categories and see what kinds of artworks "grab" your attention. Flip through decor magazines and see what artworks work for you too. For a simpler artwork solution -- hang two 5x7 black-and-white photos of your home or family or local antique scenes or gardens ((just examples!!)) -- mat them in larger-than-normal sizes and frame them in black -- over your dresser. The larger sized mats will make the photos look more fresh and modern. I would not hang anything on the walls around the bed area until you get some lamps there first ..... and try the bamboo blinds. You may find that visual texture is enough for that area. Jan...See Moreneed help with what something is called!!
Comments (14)thanks everyone!!! I have never heard of that word, Balaclava!! My hubby calls them a head sock...LOL!!...See MoreWhat range hood will dress up this kitchen?? Needs something...
Comments (18)I estimate that you have 36" between the two wall cabinets next to the range. Because of this, you can't go ornate, like the second hood you pictured in you OP. Your third picture is also too big and my guess is that they don't make that hood in the size you would need. You've got two curved-mullion glass doors in your kitchen and that makes your kitchen fancy enough for hoods like the first two I posted and the boxed hood The Kitchen Place posted. You need to drop the idea of a hood with corbels (brackets) or pillars on each side. Your KD may be able to find something she can cobble together and crowd in, but to make those work visually, you've got to have 6" of wall space on the outside. There is also building code guidelines that address the issue of how much space you have to allow around a heat source like a cooktop. If you want to go fancy though, take the two wall cabinets down from each side of the range and make the hood the focal point of of that wall. Just don't crowd it and listen to your KD, she's been through this rodeo many, many times before, enough to know when to tell customers that their treasured dreams won't work in a kitchen their size and style....See MoreHELP me find something for both sides of fireplace
Comments (1)I suggest using a vertical art on both sides to allow for symmetry. The art can be metal or canvas....See MoreRelated Professionals
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