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bEatmstrJ posted:Here's my entry. I found this at a furniture auction. Probably the only way to sell something like this. Dumb poo poo I would buy and then immediately regret the first time I scraped a shin on all those roses.
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Yeah I was thinking of a kid tripping and stamping a bloody flower print into their forehead
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 The print alone just carries this one.
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Gonna put that in my beige and teal “Pueblo“ themed room. My childhood bedroom between the ages of 6 and 14 was Pueblo themed. I was a very classy kid. Looking forward to that style coming back. Suspect Bucket fucked around with this message at 04:28 on Feb 19, 2019 |
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Suspect Bucket posted:Gonna put that in my beige and teal “Pueblo“ themed room. The couch is upholstered in the same fabric they use for bus seats.
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there wolf posted:
I like it  but it needs a really well curated room around it to look good
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TheMightyHandful posted:The couch is upholstered in the same fabric they use for bus seats. I call it the "Jake Sisko"
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Subjunctive posted:Do you have a reference for this? I can only find a 1999 study on small children that explicitly disclaims causation (and I don’t have access to the whole article). Not sure, possibly linked to that study. there wolf posted:Yeah but it's Finland so how light does it ever really get? 100% bright daylight for almost 24 hours in the summer.
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wooger posted:Not sure, possibly linked to that study. If by bright you mean a weird twilight that fucks up your circadian rhythms, then yes.
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A house for people who loving LOVE carpet Probably the only carpeted kitchen to be described as "remodeled"      
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Youth Decay posted:A house for people who loving LOVE carpet This gave me such a visceral reaction... 
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oh my god it's like living in an rv the bathroom carpet is … … self-aware
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What is even happening around the toilet?
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Youth Decay posted:A house for people who loving LOVE carpet Grim stuff. Ive recently viewed a slight fixer upper house for sale in the UK which had carpet tiles in the kitchen for some reason, whilst having what looked like a pretty new kitchen. Weird, especially as the rest of the ground floor had wood floors.  there wolf posted:If by bright you mean a weird twilight that fucks up your circadian rhythms, then yes. Depends how far north you go. It’s definitely odd and hard to adjust to while visiting for a week or two.
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Feb 20, 2019 09:40
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$100 on water damage under the carpet tiles.
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Sooo like a year and a half ago I posted some pics of a mid 60s double brick house I had just bought, due to the sheer ridiculousness of the decor. So I did some renovations, and thought I might show a few of the rooms off. My partner has all of the design skills, I just execute the vision, with a little help from her dad. Here we go: Before:  After:    Before:   After:   Before:   After:  Pretty happy with how all the flooring/paint ended up. Wanted to keep the mid-century thing going but with a bit less of the grosser elements of the period.
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there wolf posted:$100 on water damage under the carpet tiles. Or a flip that ran out of money and said gently caress it.
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Don Dongington posted:Sooo like a year and a half ago I posted some pics of a mid 60s double brick house I had just bought, due to the sheer ridiculousness of the decor. That looks fantastic!
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Kawaii redo, op!!!
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Don Dongington posted:Sooo like a year and a half ago I posted some pics of a mid 60s double brick house I had just bought, due to the sheer ridiculousness of the decor. This is an amazing reno and I love that you guys preserved the mid-century details and the overall character of the house. Nice job!
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Facebook Aunt posted:Inflatable furniture: The smart choice so when the tornado/hurricane/flood comes your furniture just harmlessly flies away instead of becoming a pile of mouldy splinters. Much to my roommate's chagrin, inflatable furniture does not bode well when cats abound. peanut posted:oh my god it's like living in an rv People who carpet bathrooms are literal monsters. I grew up in a house where the previous owners had carpeted the bathroom, it was disgusting. In my early teens my dad at least tore up that poo poo and put down linoleum.
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Don Dongington posted:Sooo like a year and a half ago I posted some pics of a mid 60s double brick house I had just bought, due to the sheer ridiculousness of the decor. Seems like you mostly managed to trade feeling dated for feeling cramped, but maybe that's just the pictures. The new bathroom seems like it's from a different house
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absolem posted:Seems like you mostly managed to trade feeling dated for feeling cramped, but maybe that's just the pictures. The new bathroom seems like it's from a different house I strongly suspect the old photos were taken with a fisheye lens or other distortion. It's a common trick to make rooms seem bigger than they are.
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Don Dongington posted:Pretty happy with how all the flooring/paint ended up. Wanted to keep the mid-century thing going but with a bit less of the grosser elements of the period. You mean not drinking scotch at noon and beating up your spouse can be an aesthetic decision?
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I'm real glad you kept the ceiling beams, they're fantastic. Also, you have a shrine to your TV.
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 word art spotted below TV, 3/10
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PRADA SLUT posted:
This is the "but you gently caress one goat" of interior design, isn't it?
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I'd like to hear about the decision to replace the shower door with a shower curtain.
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That ain't no shower door, that's a single panel fixed partition. I assume there's a shower fixture on the right wall there despite there obviously being a tub spout on the left but no actual bathtub.
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Excellent dogs, OP. 10/10, would exclaim 'dog!!!' at again.
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Breath Ray posted:I'd like to hear about the decision to replace the shower door with a shower curtain. Adding a bathtub tends to lead to a shower curtain.
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I don't have one with my tub! And ive got one of those wire tray things too!
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Phil Moscowitz posted:Adding a bathtub tends to lead to a shower curtain. Yup. Not a big fan of subway tile, but I love the floor choice.
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Breath Ray posted:I don't have one with my tub! And ive got one of those wire tray things too! Do you have a shower? If so, what keeps the water from the shower in the tub? I know Europeans are much more fond of partial glass or other barriers for their bath/showers.
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Growing up, we had a tub with a sliding door; there were tracks on the tub rim for the door to rest in. Meant you couldn't comfortably rest your arms on the side of the tub, I guess. This was California so proper baths using lots of water weren't much of a thing.
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I had a door in my shower/bath combo growing up. The track and door had a rubberized seal to keep water from getting through. That track would get loving nauseatingly disgusting. My mom sucked at cleaning and my dad didn't, so I ended up digging out all the gunk in there while I was showering.
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Excellent questiom. The door covers the half of the tub nearest the shower head and gravity takes care of everything else trajectory wise. You do need a lot more viakal than with a shower curtain but for me it's worthwhile
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My inlaws have a track / glass door on their tub and I bang my foot on it all the time when I'm getting in/out.
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RoboRodent posted:I'm real glad you kept the ceiling beams, they're fantastic. Yeah, replace that thing with a turntable and install a drop-down projector screen in its stead. I honestly prefer what the previous owners did with that alcove and their TV. OP, the tv looks cramped and weird in that space and it does look sorta enshrined or structural there. The best/easiest solution is to put the TV against or on the wall with the sconces or in a corner like the previous owners’. Otherwise lovely job.
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I think it looks fine. It looks mounted on the wall with the wiring hidden by the speaker. I'm not a huge fan of the furniture in the nook but your reno looks great.
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