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@RUMAGOGO I had the same thought. I would, without a doubt, be sporting bruises if that was in my home.

Nope, Suny, not just you.

I'd go with white wainscoting as well. And if you're working with the pictured shower curtain I think a pale blue or a pale yellow would look adorable. Best of luck!

How great would it be if everyone could just be kind to one another; putting "sorry" after an insult doesn't make it acceptable.

Curtis, your work is beautiful! I think a child's room is the perfect place to be a lil over the top. And the Paris street scene showed just how well this technique can be adapted to an adult space; very inspirational!

Current KC rez. Thanks for the list; def plan on checking some of these out!!

I love, LOVE the Tudor style. I search realtor websites weekly for them in my area. What they've done to the exterior of this place is just sad.

No dog yet, just a devil cat and she has free reign over the couch and is allowed on my bed (no sleeping there though; I don't like waking up to kitty tongue). My big issue is countertops and tables. I want my food prep and serving areas stay as clean as possible.

http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/sf/paints-stains-finishes/softmetal-faux-stainless-steel-film-015360

you could always try the reverse if you decide you don't like it

I worked in retail for several years, but it was always the towels that got me, not so much clothing. (I could spend hours refolding towels). Then I found a flip 'n' fold at a thrift store for $1.50 and I just love it!!! There's nothing like perfectly sized stacks of t-shirts on a closet shelf.

I've visited the store several times and they always have an amazing selection of tile. Definitely recommend it.