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So lovely. My favorite thing is the "paintings" of your parents (I guess I'm assuming those are your parents). So perfect for the space and so you.

Love the desk and Miss Ursula is rather sweet too.

What's not to love? The ceiling, the fireplace, the brick wall, the gorgeous doors, the artwork...all amazing.

Love the glossy black trim. I agree that the artwork is most likely supposed to be uneven but can't figure out why - the difference is so small that it looks like a mistake and instead of staggered artwork.

My some snippy comments today! Lovely, lovely home. I draw inspiration from as many sources as I can get my grubby little hands and big blue eyes on, so thanks AT for an off the usual track post.

If you can be patient, I would just start socking away money to have a professional slip cover made. I just had one made for my favorite upholstered rocker and it was just shy of $300 for the labor. I found up to a $200 disparity in pricing so shop around and check them out if you can. Take some rough measurements of your chair - height and width and call around to find out what the pros are charging for a slip. They should be able to tell you based on your measurements how much fabric you'll need (and what repeat if it's a print). What you can do right now is buy the fabric. Nearly every fabric store in my market has a major sale on fabrics in early spring so you can get some amazing deals.

Love this little green machine. There is so much to see I would never get bored.

I would tape off a large square or rectangular section behind the unit you already have (just insure it extends beyond the white unit width wise), paint it chocolate brown and mimic the robins egg blue circles you have on the pillows on your sofa - or pick another design. It's a quick and inexpensive fix that will give that wall some impact and the chocolate will offset the white of the wall unit.