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New bed linens would be my first big change. Then I would probably hang up all the stuff i couldn't because he didn't like it, and maybe new sofa pillows.

I would paint the underside of the arch in a bright color. A small sample can would be all you need. It's just a small area so if I got sick of it, it wouldn't be a big deal to change.

I would bet you have a special setup with a mic that works for your voice and a special area to do the work so I understand what you are facing. I would probably recommend working at night if at all possible. Inconvenient, yes, but saves money and keeps your clients happy. Have a backup if a client needs a change done in two hours. I would bet going to any old house wouldn't work. Good Luck!

I usually have a book around that is just interesting enough to make me want to read it, but not so interesting it keeps me awake. Psychology and science books tend to work well for me, but the occasional old children's novel works also. The Wizard of Oz was a recent one, as was Quiet.

I know this isn't a cake, but a trifle would be amazing with bananas and strawberries. I think they are really pretty, and actually prefer them to cake.

I mocked my parents for having this thing, until I used it. It's super fast and perfect for small things yet you can bake a whole chicken in it.

Heavy objects and ceilings usually lead me to call in the pros, but I am kinda funny about heavy things falling on my head. I also kinda suck at diy.

@ales.ag the inside of the house looks like this

http://www.homedsgn.com/2011/03/30/the-glass-pavilion-an-ultramodern-house-by-steve-hermann/

I can't say I would collect anything beyond about 9 pieces of any type of item. If you collect too many of one thing, then you only get those things for your birthday, Christmas, etc. Although a button collection might be fun to display on stretched canvases.

I love yellow with aqua. Some mirrored surfaces might be nice if you don't allow children in the room. Also, there is a blog called http://www.houseofturquoise.com/ That can be great for inspiration for this type of color palette.

Many acrylics are "water insoluble" but lower quality acrylics tend to not be. Acrylics can be watered down when wet, but should be waterproof when dry. Do a test with your paint on glass. You can do the test on the exterior and scrape it off with a razor blade later.