KianandLiv's Profile
| Display Name: | KianandLiv |
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| Member Since: | 5/4/10 |
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Editing my comment a bit after looking at the picture again. Hang it just as the bottom of the arch - bottom of the molding on the shorter windows (or if there is a seam/frame on the arched window - hang them there) Ideas for Window Treatments for a Tricky Attic Window Trio Good Questions |
11/3/11 10:17 AM |
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How far from the wall is the radiator. Could you do a long rod across the whole wall at the top of the shorter window height and just pull the panels to the sides when not in use? That would leave the top of the arched window uncovered though so not as uesful for light. Alternatively what about top down/bottom up honeycomb shades hung at the top of the shorter window height. Go for a color close to your molding so that it is not as noticeable. (the multiple shades on one headrail is also a nice option for this layout)
Ideas for Window Treatments for a Tricky Attic Window Trio Good Questions |
11/3/11 10:15 AM |
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What about something like this - http://www.ohdeedoh.com/ohdeedoh/tables/hot-or-not-daily-shelter-106292 but made with rolling blinds hung on the underside of a regular table with a nice lip on the edge (skip the roof found in this link). The storage bench sounds awesome. We have leather parsons chairs at our table and I love them for both the look and the durable/wipeability with kids. All options would allow the room to look like an adult dining space when you want it but have a fun kids play area as well. How Best to Reclaim the Dining Room Good Questions |
11/1/11 1:43 PM |
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The duvet is Serena & Lily http://www.serenaandlily.com/Rooms/Boys-Ronan Decorating Tip: Use Stripes For A Long Lasting Look |
9/2/11 12:20 PM |
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I agree with the other posters - those simple ones work so much better then the kidn with the button (my son figured those out in about 30 seconds). We also replaces some switch plates with flat, no outlet covers. I did this before I foudn that the cheapest version worked the best. Outlet Safety Covers That Kids Can't Defeat?Good Questions | Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh#comments |
7/14/10 2:14 PM |
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Love the pink & orange vine pattern fabric. Who makes it? Osianna's Modern Baby NurseryNursery Tour | Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh |
7/13/10 5:25 PM |
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I admit it, I buy Pampers - I understand the environmental impact and feel some level of guilt but as a working mom the time factor wins out over cloth and the cost wins out over Seventh Generation. If I was willing to spend more I wouldn't go with Pampers witha pretty pattern, I'd go for Seventh Generation - now if they want to offer these at the same price and the character decorated ones I will happily accept. Pampers Getting In On the Designer Diapers Action | Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh |
7/2/10 2:06 PM |
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How sweet! I totally agree with fresh.air's comment on nursing - a secluded chair AND "but we're totally comfortable with you nursing out here." It gets lonely always feeling like you should go off to a room without other adults. If they are flying distance a pack-n-play is super helpful. Cheap outlet covers and moving any valueable/breakable nicknacks out of reach is probably most helpful. No matter how much our hosts say of don't worry about if he breaks that its nice knowing that there is nothing my son can damage within his reach. I feel like I have to constantly on gaurd when we are in someone else's house because my son can grab a magazine and shred it in no time flat or worse damage something irreplacable. Making Visiting Children and their Parents Comfortable Good Questions | Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh |
7/2/10 1:57 PM |
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I love the low, one shelf bookshelf at the foot of the bed, with the tappered legs. Anyone seen something like that? Susanna Salk on Room for ChildrenStylish Spaces for Sleep and Play | Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh |
6/24/10 6:15 PM |
