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I say keep the floral couch, it's wonderful and quirky and unique. That being said, I'd suggest pulling colors (like fotogeek suggested), and stick with mostly solid fabrics for the rest of the room since the couch is such a bold statement. Mustards and blues would look swell. What do the 'feet' look like, you might update it by taking off the skirting if the legs are showable. Also a nice wall of artwork behind the couch would help tie it to the room. Hope you get lots of inspiration and help. Don't let the negative comments sway you, that couch is awesome!

I really like the design of the sideboard, what a great piece of furniture to find!

I like the before better. Especially the green chair and artwork.

Amazing job! I like the fact that you get the wood-look with the durability of concrete.

First off, congrats on being featured on AT (that's huge), and second, the chair is a great success. I even think your "unprofessional" (as you called it) back of the chair looks professional in the pictures.

Love the painting. Would love to see a better shot of it.

Absolutely awe-inspiring. So neat.

Sarah, Antonio, Candace, and David all have my vote.

I am in agreement with most of the comments. It's not that all potatoes are bad--just the convenient pre-made packaged foods the potatoes are turned into. I think the idea of cooking from scratch starting from the home is the best way to build a starting point for healthy eating habits in children. My daughter is only a year and a half, but I hope by the time she starts school there won't be any issues finding healthy choices for kids to eat at lunch in school...if not she can just take a home-packed lunch that will be packed full of fresh and yummy foods.

I love it. The walls make me swoon with happiness.