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what's that word when something is terribly unattractive or awful tasting? Oh yeah! YUCK!!!

If a daybed is out of the question, I might consider: Removing the closet door in the lower left hand corner of your drawing and placing the bed there. I would use floor to ceiling "drapes" ...

Determination, coordination and a daybed.

GROSS

EASY. GLAZE. Use something like cherry (a little blue in it) for the tint and it will balance out the strong yellow undertone and add fantastic depth.

A really tailored slipcover with a skirt that allows two or three inches of the legs to peak out. Also, one long bench cushion.

I can't believe I'm about to say this...almost every room in my house is white...but PAINT! Really small white rooms tend to look a waiting room at the auto shop or the dentist. Wrong...

Sofa is crammed in the corner. I would move the gorgeous chest of drawers in between the windows. No worries if it overlaps them..that adds DEPTH. Wall mount the tv above. On...

After YEARS of holding on to EVERY BOOK I have ever read I have come to a deep philosophical question. WHY IN THE H3LL DO I KEEP THEM?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Art and Design books ...

Benjamin Moore 1587 Gibraltar Cliffs 1588 Gray Pinstripe or 1589 Kitty Gray

Personally I like the T cushion on the Leah a little better. It just seems a little more open and inviting. Two things to ask when buying a leather sofa: 1. Is it a split hide o...

BTW: I LOVE the Craftsman style. This just isn't it.

Dear Sally305 A: I should point out that the house was described as a COLONIAL. The pictures clearly show that this isn't some super-precious Arts and Crafts masterpiece that belong...

HMMM, just as I thought...Don't paint the wooders crawling out from the unpainted woodwork. Stop for a sec and really look at that pic. JEEZ! SO BUSY! In addition to the multitude o...

Personally I would consider painting ALL of the wood trim the same color as the walls. Its a more modern tone on tone look that I believe still respects the vintage details while allowing the home...

Not certain, but it looks like the work of Carlo Mollino.

same color as the walls

My father too has an appreciation for that type of leather furniture. I call it "CATCHER'S MIT COMFY", and its kind of awful.