decorating my lounge
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minnie101
hace 6 añosHi. Congratulations! What actual styles do you like? Which way does the room face in terms of light? Do you have a picture of the floor? Are you looking at a more traditional leather sofa or velvet one? Wallpaper is also quite hard to choose for someone, are there any particular patterns you like or don’t like? If you’ve got the budget I’d reinstate the fire. I’d also opt for roman blinds. Will you have a tv in the room and will it fit in the alcove if so?
Dawn Rawlins
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(13) comentariosBuenos días, lo cierto es que mi caso es todo un reto! Dispongo de un patio, digamos encajonado entre 4 paredes. El problema es que es rectángulo muy alargado y estrecho. Las medidas son de 15 metros de largo por tan solo 2 metros de ancho. El suelo es de hormigón impreso gris simulando tablones canadienses (lo que realmente me gusta mucho, lo hace más acogedor y le da bastante caracter al espacio). En la pared opuesta a la puerta por la que accedemos al patio tenemos un largo parterre en el que aún no hemos sembrado nada (estamos acabando la reforma), de unos 20 cm de ancho. Todas las paredes están enlucidas de monocapa blanco. Quisiera un espacio en el que poder disfrutar con mi familia. Vivo en un pueblecito de Granada donde el clima es estupendo. El problema que se me plantea para hacerlo bonito y funcional a la vez es que, debido a la falta de espacio en el interior de la casa, me veo obligada a integrar en el patio los siguientes elementos: *un habitáculo (tipo caseta de madera) donde almacenar herramientas, útiles de limpieza, etc.. *la lavadora y cesto de la ropa sucia *el termo eléctrico Me gustaría poder disponer de un espacio donde poder relajarme con mi familia y amigos para cenar, tomar café... y que a la vez no me quite demasiado espacio para que mi hija pequeña pueda jugar. Había pensado en poner una mesa plegable, colgada en la pared de forma que cuando no se necesitara plegarla y que dejara ese espacio libre. Lo que no sé es cómo camuflar la lavadora y el termo, que están en columna, justo uno encima del otro. La caseta la tengo al fondo, que ocupa todo el ancho ya que tiene 2 metros. En fín. Agradecería ideas que me ayuden a hacer un espacio multi funcional y a la vez estético....Ver másFoyer needing help!
(3) comentariosHi Cristina, your table looks very beautiful however I discourage to have such furniture at home because of the mirrors. I work as a feng shui consultant and I know that the mirrors have some kind of power and one should be very carful placing them in the house. My personal opinion is to have a mirror in the place where the mirror can´t see you while you are resting or sleeping because in long term it can have negative influence on you. The mirror was created to look at it and it shouldn´t be used extensively also because of the reflections of the light. The human eye naturally is used to see the light coming from certain directions, if it comes from the direction which is not used to the light, especially artificial one, it may effect your vision or have negative influence on your mood. I'm talking about something very subtle which sometimes may be felt after some time. Another thing is that I always encourage people to don´t use repetitive patterns in the house just simple irregular forms and calm and worm colours which make the space more cozy and more natural. If you need more help with the rest of your house please let me know. I could make a 3d visualisation of your place to shaw the layout. Best \Marcin...Ver másSORTEO CERRADO: Gana un vale de 100€ con Secretos de India
(54) comentariosNuestro nuevo hogar es una extensión de mí mismo, pero también de mi esposo, así que tenemos que encontrar un estilo que ambos se sientan cómodos pulg Me encanta todo lo indio, habiendo estado allí y escrito un libro acerca de él (Noventa Noventa y seis) Plantas y cargas de luz. Le encantan las líneas blancas y limpias, una silla cómoda. Estamos renovando una casa antigua en Alcalá a retirarse a. Creo firmemente que la decoración afecta el estado de felicidad de uno. He vivido en más de 40 lugares. Dejé mi último lugar porque estaba demasiado oscuro y me entristeció. Echo de menos tener un jardín, pero este lugar tiene una terraza en la azotea. Our new home is an extension of myself, but also of my husband, so we have to find a style that we both feel comfortable in. I love all things Indian, having been there and written a book about it (Nineteen Ninety Six), plants and loads of light. He loves white, clean lines, a single comfy chair. We are renovating an old townhouse in Alcala to retire to. I firmly believe that decoration affects one's state of happiness. I have lived in over 40 places. I left my last place because it was too dark and made me sad. I miss having a garden, but this place has a roof terrace....Ver másroof top ideas
(1) comentariosHi Marina ! I think you have a place that offers a lot of design opportunities. First of all, you would have to see the direction of the sun to locate the places of stay and plan the vegetation. The best thing is that you use vegetation that absorbs the rain and does not need great maintenance and irrigation to minimize the work due to the access it presents. I could help you make a 3d design if you wanted to visualize ideas for your terrace, I would be happy to assist you! Greetings and good day!...Ver másminnie101
hace 6 añosA Victorian house can adopt lots of interior styles so would try your existing bits first. Not sure on your thoughts on a tan sofa as black can be quite harsh for a big piece of furniture. I might DIY some panelling on the wall adjacent to the small window to zone dining. Bring in the damask for cushions. Hopefully these pictures will make sense as some don’t just have said objects in! I’d add a slim console behind the sofa and add lamps and an ornament/s. Maybe a Persian style rug? Blues work well with tan. Not sure how many you want to seat for dining but maybe a pedestal with some slim width blue velvet chairs and add a vase of tall stems? I might go for a tall antiqued mirror as it gives quite a grand look (last pic). I’d also have a glass coffee table, I like brass for warmth, but the glass will make the room feel visually bigger. Maybe a warm grey on the walls although victorians went for dramatic colours! You could also add 1 or 2 oriental accessories as it works well with the period. Not sure if this is the kind of thing you want? What is the width of the alcove and tv for a unit?
Dawn Rawlins
hace 6 añosThanks for your ideas. You won’t believe this but I’ve got almost the exact table you recommended. I’m always at auctions and bought it a couple of weeks ago for £10. It needs doing up a bit and It’s probably a smaller version but very similar. I will just put 2 velvet chairs with it and we did think to always have a nice bunch of flowers on there
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hace 6 años
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