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| Display Name: | seladon |
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| Member Since: | 12/19/12 |
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@ Urbancricket: the character of the sofa is relaxing in general. If you fluff the pillows up regularly, it looks very good and tidy. There are just a little wrinkles in the seating area we use the most. To mee, this is not irritating. I have it for half a year now in Replösa-fabric which is slightly thicker and feels good to touch. It has a little more grip than the thinner version Isefall-fabric) and seemed more durable, that's why we decided for it. I would buy it again in exactly the same fabric. The color beige is very nice, suits perfect to our oak-flooring and fits to many different accent colors. I already combined it with grey, white, black, orange, purple and yellow. Does IKEA Actually Sell this Chaise? Good Questions |
4/4/13 4:03 PM |
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Hi Liz, Does IKEA Actually Sell this Chaise? Good Questions |
4/4/13 2:41 PM |
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Rachel "improved" her nice wooden flooring so much she actually made it worse.... I would also have had the original floor cleaned up and lubricated it with an oil finish. Before & After: A Worn Out Wooden Floor Gets a Chalk Paint Finish VanHook & Co. |
1/29/13 6:39 AM |
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I'm searching for a solution for the big black hole - the TV-screen. I thought about painting the wall behind it in a dark color. But as the room is not that big and the sreen is hanging at one of the longer walls of the room I worry that the whole room might become unproportional. There are several quite expensive solutions like a kind of elevator, that brings the TV sreen out of the sideboard if needed. But that's something I can't afford. Then, I thought about hanging a big piece of fabric in front of the sreen or a big painting. Hmmm....maybe the screen would even look better:-) Your Biggest & Smallest Living Room Problems?? 2013 Reader Forum |
1/4/13 1:31 PM |
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This is really a great idea! Can't wait for your your mails in 2013. Join Us & Get Organized in 2013: The January Cure! |
12/19/12 1:43 PM |