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CaptainSarcastic posted:Having to spend any significant time in those spaces would lead to me being headachy and/or assaultive. Have to assume the owners have some kind of a vision problem, but how colourblind is it possible to be?
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Suggested search terms: Leyline Haunted Feng Shui
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Does anyone have modern examples of Indian interior design? Not Guru Patchouli Shine's just back from yoga camp meditation and dollar store incense corner. My googles just come up with sterile looking apartments.
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Try "Ottoman style interior design" maybe? Not quite the same (middle eastern vs Indian) but close-ish? Edit: Actually, that's not really close at all, lol.
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Follow-up question, what about laminate flooring for dogs? That's my other consideration besides LVP. I know it has to be pretty well textured to have grip. I am wondering if I should be looking for a certain thickness or other measurements, just like with LVP. Here's one I found that looks good. I'm going to check it out in person this weekend. https://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/c/Wheat-Field-Oak-Laminate-Flooring-AquaSeal-24-12WFO24AS/10047576 actionjackson fucked around with this message at 17:31 on Mar 6, 2020 |
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PRADA SLUT posted:someone find a place purported to be on a zone of energetic alignment / overflowing mana / planetary influence / etc i found this searching for "alignment" as in "Neither the kite-shaped lot nor the house are ?square with the world?. The lap pool's north-south alignment orients the occupants and recalls the Jeffersonian grid's section lines so apparent in Western Kansas."  https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1629-Hillcrest-Rd-Lawrence-KS-66044/74579654_zpid/
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luxury handset posted:i found this searching for "alignment" as in "Neither the kite-shaped lot nor the house are ?square with the world?. The lap pool's north-south alignment orients the occupants and recalls the Jeffersonian grid's section lines so apparent in Western Kansas." I was kind of digging it until this 
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I need more of that Adobe it's both cool and good
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actionjackson posted:Follow-up question, what about laminate flooring for dogs? That's my other consideration besides LVP. Yeah it's good We chose a light oak woodgrain laminate and it hides scratches and dust well. The apartment my friend is renting has white vinyl floors that look horrible outside of a catalog.
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Suspect Bucket posted:Does anyone have modern examples of Indian interior design? Not Guru Patchouli Shine's just back from yoga camp meditation and dollar store incense corner. Look up some Indian interior design firms, or even just googling contemporary Indian interior design gets better results. It looks like whats in now is the same kind of minimal modernism that's popular everywhere else, just with Indian influence instead of Scandinavian. Open floor plans, a lot of natural wood, and white walls left mostly empty. There's seems to be a preference for creams and browns over white and grey, the textiles are Indian designs, and art and focal piece furniture are more likely to be traditional Indian pieces rather than super-modernist ones. Ooh, found an Indian home design magazine
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luxury handset posted:"Neither the kite-shaped lot nor the house are ?square with the world?. The lap pool's north-south alignment orients the occupants and recalls the Jeffersonian grid's section lines so apparent in Western Kansas." This was written by a realtor AI and you can not convince me othAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA PROCEDURALY GENERATED REALTORS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA there wolf posted:Look up some Indian interior design firms, or even just googling contemporary Indian interior design gets better results. It looks like whats in now is the same kind of minimal modernism that's popular everywhere else, just with Indian influence instead of Scandinavian. Open floor plans, a lot of natural wood, and white walls left mostly empty. There's seems to be a preference for creams and browns over white and grey, the textiles are Indian designs, and art and focal piece furniture are more likely to be traditional Indian pieces rather than super-modernist ones. That's both helpful, and enlightening as it somewhat aligns with the fiance's minimalist aesthetic. Now to conceptualize the minimalist hill station. It needs dead animals, living animals, guns, and be easy to dust. actionjackson posted:Follow-up question, what about laminate flooring for dogs? That's my other consideration besides LVP. Any grained laminate will hide scratches and be good for dogs. But the best is just the textured fake wood lino, it's bombproof AND piss proof. The Dadbucket replaced the whole downstairs with it after our last dog ruined a corner of the front room with ninja peeing. Suspect Bucket fucked around with this message at 01:06 on Mar 7, 2020 |
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Sirotan posted:I was kind of digging it until this That's a sex crime toilet if I've ever seen one.
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Suspect Bucket posted:That's both helpful, and enlightening as it somewhat aligns with the fiance's minimalist aesthetic. Now to conceptualize the minimalist hill station. It needs dead animals, living animals, guns, and be easy to dust. there wolf posted:It looks like whats in now is the same kind of minimal modernism that's popular everywhere else,
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The Zillow search term of the day is "meditation"     there are no fewer than 30 giant hunks of crystal in this house 
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Megillah Gorilla posted:That's a sex crime toilet if I've ever seen one. You could probably be handcuffed to the pipe and reach the shower and the toilet. Leave me some snacks and my phone and I’ll take it.
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Looking for a contemporary dining room linear chandelier that's not "farmhouse," anyone got a recommendation? e: gently caress, why is everything farmhouse?
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Bubbacub posted:Looking for a contemporary dining room linear chandelier that's not "farmhouse," anyone got a recommendation? 1) Chip and Joanna 2) Their lackeys
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Youth Decay posted:The Zillow search term of the day is "meditation" 
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Bubbacub posted:Looking for a contemporary dining room linear chandelier that's not "farmhouse," anyone got a recommendation?
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Love the BVM/heathen altar/beige carpet meditation station.
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Pablo Bluth posted:There's a British TV program called Great British Pottery Throwndown – think Bake-off but for amateur potters. Last night the remaining four had to make toilets and they came up with these: If it can't suck down two dozen golf balls, it shouldn't win. https://i.imgur.com/g0Hi1If.mp4
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Bubbacub posted:Looking for a contemporary dining room linear chandelier that's not "farmhouse," anyone got a recommendation? What's your budget? Most lighting website will let you search by style so you can weed out the farmhouse garbage.
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I've been through 6 different colour/beam angle/brightness of bulbs in the bathroom before I found something that makes me happy, I'm hated at the local DIY store. Going to do the same procedure in the kitchen in a couple of weeks, this is what counts as fun as an adult right? E: on the subject of lighting I want a pull down pendant for the dining room but I need to be able to move/offset it as the layout of that room changes a couple of times a year and the dining table is never in the centre.
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cakesmith handyman posted:I've been through 6 different colour/beam angle/brightness of bulbs in the bathroom before I found something that makes me happy, I'm hated at the local DIY store. Going to do the same procedure in the kitchen in a couple of weeks, this is what counts as fun as an adult right? Get some hooks / pulleys / hoops and put them in the ceiling wherever you want the bulb to be centred.
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Actually that's really clever. Longer "decorative" cord, pulley over the target position, counterweight on a second pulley hanging from the looped cord. I'll have a good look at that today thanks.
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I like the outside and some of the inside, but not all the furnishings. Oddly, the garage upper room (#20) is reasonably well done, considering that it's corrugated metal, though I'd wonder about sound reflections. https://www.realestate.com.au/property/56-upper-coonara-rd-kallista-vic-3791
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:I like the outside and some of the inside, but not all the furnishings. Oddly, the garage upper room (#20) is reasonably well done, considering that it's corrugated metal, though I'd wonder about sound reflections. This would feel like living in a theme restaurant to me.
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Badger of Basra posted:This would feel like living in a theme restaurant to me. Don't you speak ill of Steak & Ale!
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:I like the outside and some of the inside, but not all the furnishings. Oddly, the garage upper room (#20) is reasonably well done, considering that it's corrugated metal, though I'd wonder about sound reflections. Oh this house. I sort of love it. It is cohesive in the very least.  Love to either climb over the bed or crab walk around the foot of it to get to my wardrobe.  I'm not entirely sure if those are real windows on the inside of that ceiling hole* but at least it tried to make some sort of decorative sense. Unlike those geometric sins that Mcmansion houses have. Someone with construction knowledge please to explain? *from where ceiling cat is watching you?  This is where me and my drinking buddies plot the downfall of other nobles in Fantasy Britain and also smoke cigars.  And this is where me and my drinking buddies sacrifice 'fallen women' to strange and unknown foreign gods that are shaped like octopuses and maybe homoerotic phallic shapes while getting sloshed on brandy and making fun of hp lovecraft's pathetic rear end.  I have no words.
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My granddad owned a little grocery store that had a huge walk-in freezer that was clad with shiny corrugated metal. I can't look at this kind of interior 'design' without thinking about meat hanging on hooks and assorted frozen goods.
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The Zillow search term of the day is "Bauhaus" see if you can tell which of these are actual mid-century houses and which are "Bauhaus inspired" (it should be pretty obvious)      
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I too have always dreamed of moving into an upscale community college. This just makes me think "Scandinavian prison" for some reason.
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Having a shower so big you don't even need any sort of barrier would be kind of cool
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CaptainSarcastic posted:I too have always dreamed of moving into an upscale community college. Its all Ikea. Lol at the window that's so high up that you can't tell from the inside of someone is peeping from the outside.
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actionjackson posted:Having a shower so big you don't even need any sort of barrier would be kind of cool And then you realize it's always cold while you take the shower and then it's not cool.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Its all Ikea. Very high windows are very good for light when the wall has cabinets.
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peanut posted:Very high windows are very good for light when the wall has cabinets. I have electrical lighting 
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