Ban Clothing's Profile

In my parents house they have hardwood in the kitchen and powder room and have never had a problem. The floor is probably 15yrs old and there is no sign of any additional wear due to moisture.

I have 6 at my kitchen table. They do say on the bottom they are only rated up to 200lbs. I have had a few larger people use them and now I have one where the legs are bent a bit. The legs won't all touch the floor evenly anymore and it seems no amount of bending will make them go back. I wouldn't buy them again.

Contact paper is a good idea although I think it would look awful cut out to fit the handles. I think I would end up just leaving them but they are definitely ugly.

Man cave? I can imagine a dark moddy room with book cases, fire place, dark leather chairs with nail head detail, and a 4' swordfish.

I live in Canada and always take my shoes off. It seems standard here that you don't wear your shoes inside you're or anyone elses house. It would seem really weird for me to leave them on; especially in the winter when I have snowy wet boots on.

I feel like chartreuse is a colour that either looks fantastic or terrible in a space. I think choosing the right shade is tricky.

I actually really like the gold although it's never the colour I pick in the spaypaint aisle.

So cool and cozy. If they rented it out it would be the perfect romantic getaway.

I would check for shades at your local thrift store. They likely won't be the same as what you currently have however, it's a cost saving alternative and they may have two matching so you can change both out.

I love the style of the completed room. The build in's look like they were original to the house!