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Change the light fixture, paint the trim white and walls a light blue or gray as mentioned above. Definitely change the hardware and paint the cabinets white. Maybe to add a little visual interest, you could switch one or two of those cabinet doors out for a glass-front door? Something that would show off what's inside-- preferably clear or white glassware.

Your ceiling color also looks a little dark. Paint that white, too!

You used "your" when it should've been "you're" three times. :(

Can Maryland please get with the times and allow the sale of alcohol in grocery stores and Target? (Not that I need help spending any more money at Target.)

p.s. Love your space!

Why, hello - you're living my dream life! Beautiful home, every bit of it. I love that the cabinets in the kitchen are painted the same color as the walls. And the bathroom tile is gorgeous and funky! I'd take it exactly as it is... ESPECIALLY those two adorable dogs and the VW bus. (Swoon.)

Also, where'd you find the gorgeous storage cabinet thingy by the main entrance?

@cooljake - What's more tacky-- having a wedding registry, or showing up to a wedding without a gift, but fully expecting to be fed? That's ridiculous. The only way I can see registries being tacky is if, as mentioned above, the couple goes wild and requests expensive, indulgent gifts. Otherwise, I've found them to be extremely helpful. I'm glad to know that the gifts I've given to married friends are something they'll actually love and not just tolerate, hide, or give away.

Also, just because "most couples" YOU know have plenty of "stuff," doesn't mean the same is true for, like, all of the about-to-be-married couples of the world.

I can see that last bed being perfect for a studio apartment. Not only does it add a lot of extra storage, but you could use it to add separation between sleeping and living areas.

I missed out on a great rattan (wicker? I should really Google the difference) round-backed chair for only $25. I knew I didn't have a place to put it, so I told the shop owner I'd check out another store, think about it, and be right back. I came back with the intention of buying it (what the hell, right?) only to see that he'd closed the shop five minutes early. The worst part was, the chair was sitting on the front porch of the shop-- I could still look at it, sit in it, and pine after it. But I couldn't exactly leave $25 on the porch and take the chair with me. The next time I went back, it was gone. A similar chair on Etsy is going for $200+.

This was months ago, and I still think about that stupid, beautiful chair.

SUCH a beautiful home. Totally a style I'd like to emulate. And your dog is adorable, too.

@37RUBYDOG: When did college get so cushy? I'd say when tuition prices more than tripled in a couple of decades.