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I would like to know about the building pictures.

I think some of the angles of the photos make the rooms look more crowded then they would feel if you were sitting there. I like it. I recently purchased a Kent-Coffey dresser that makes me smile every time I look at it. I'd love to have an ad to frame! We used to have a big plastic green bowl like the bowls you have...same design. Everything looks neat and clean...and fun!

I'm surprised at all the critics. This little project shows great creativity....all on a minimal budget in a basement room. I wish I had this much flare.

Somebody will buy them. Never underestimate the public's taste.

I think I'd try to scatter them thoughout the place if that's possible. Otherwise, if they like it, it's fine with me.

Since this is the back of the house, I wouldn't have even worried about shutters here.

Do they have a commercial with the woman farting?

You could also store books or a knicknack, pottery, etc.

Why does everybody feel the need to pass judgement on somone else's taste? It would be a pretty boring world if we all liked the same things.

I would go cheap and practical.

Start with a new paint color, get rid of the shelves and add artwork, get a nice curtain. Step back and see how this looks...maybe throw in a nice rug in front of the sink. I don't mind the light fixture, but it's cheap enough to replace it.

Replace the appliances with white as you need them. If you have money left over and want to do the counters, go for it. Althought I'm not crazy about the floor...I'd leave for know because it looks like it's tile. Make some mortgage payments for awhile.

Too many people find themselves unexpectedly sellling their houses after a short occupancy...pouring money into all new appliances and a floor when you don't "have" to have them now is too much for my way of thinking. And besides, the next tenant might not like vintage and not want to repay for your authenticity.

Don't paint the cabinets....get that thought out of your head.