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Ventana Construction LLC
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Last comment "This cabinet and adjacent closet perform dual functions. All the unsightly guts of the security and"
Last comment "This cabinet and adjacent closet perform dual functions. All the unsightly guts of the security and"
“handle car keys, phones, and more as the owners enter the house.”
“handle car keys, phones, and more as the owners enter the house.”
“place to leave keys”
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“Beautiful, creative space. I would love to know if the desk is supported on casters on both sides or if the drawer unit is a suitable alternative to casters both sides?”
“hey katrankarhouse! you can find it right here: http://www.pottedstore.com/pottedstore/potted.cgi?preadd=action&key=601”
“no problem! and having an ikea that close is perfect! feel free to check out the rest of the house”
“like a key hole so you just place the shelf on the screws and then slide it down to secure. hope this helps!”
“Key rack adjacent to home entry.”
“what a pretty space. Key rack is cute, love the computer and chair and metal legs on that desk. Love it, love it.”
“cute key/dog leash holder by door maybe on the side of the cabinet?”
Tim Cuppett Architects
“is used to hang the leaf art, a thumbtack?”
“are used to attach the art.”
“These are dried leaves mounted on paper.”
“framed leaves would be nice in hallway. How to keep color?
Could even start a collection: leaves from travels.”
“interesting. a good project to do with Jackson when he is older.
Go around the yard and get as many different leaves as we can and
make a book. Put inside the plastic sleeve pages.”
“don’t want to worry about wilting leaves, create leaf prints by preserving them through wax-paper pressing. There’s nothing like a craft project that results in unique décor.”
“This wouldn't have worked if there were, say, only four or five prints pinned to the wall. But there are 40 leaf prints hanging”
Loudon County Interior Designer
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“Great place for keys, dog leashes, sorting mail and school materials, cubbies for iphones to charge. Each person and pet gets their own hook.”
“Neat organizer for keys in the wall”
“Built in mail Key or leash area”
“Using the walls to recess space”
“needs to go out and school correspondence”
“place to put keys shades and plone”
“Key rack in one of our niches?”
450 Architects, Inc.
“did you leave it unburnished? I wish I could just photoshop this onto my ceiling :)”
“invites you to come closer and investigate, rather than dump your keys and bag in a rush through to other rooms. It's a subtle difference, but it could be just enough change to slow your pace from the harried outside world to the peace and comfort of home. Enhance the peaceful effect by placing a single, beautiful”
“invites you to come closer and investigate, rather than dump your keys and bag in a rush through to other rooms. It's a subtle difference, but it could be just enough change to slow your pace from the harried outside world to the peace and comfort of home.”
“invites you to come closer and investigate, rather than dump your keys and bag in a rush through to other rooms.”
Jennifer Weiss Architecture
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Last comment "cupboard for putting stuff"
This photo has 9 questions
Last comment "cupboard for putting stuff"
This photo has 9 questions
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“where to get something like the picture hanging over the cabinet.”
“I understand, the cabinet is custom designed by J. Weiss Design. Can it be ordered and delivered to a New York City resident? If yes, what is the approx. cost range? Thx!”
“designed to your specific needs and setting. And yes, we do work in New York. Please feel free to contact our office for pricing or any other information. Email: info@jweissdesign.com”
“It was custom-built for this specific space, but you can certainly contact the designer to see if she ever does”
“key & wallet pocket empty station”
“Could use a space for phones and stuff that doesn't necessarily have to be in the entry or hall.”
“Place to store keys, sunglasses for joe”
Mark English Architects, AIA
“trying to decide what colors to add with it I was thinking a mahogany brown burnt orange n maybe mustard but I'm not good n decorating I don't know how to make the colors combine”
“Need help building fire place adobe wall”
“Need information, sample cut sheets on how to build a fire place in an existing”
“would like to jazz them up a little. Any suggestions?”
“Looking for either built-in designs or free standing to help with teen age fashionista clutter. Need almost "floor to ceiling" dresser type storage to keep furniture to minimum.”
“that used to be an old country convenience store--it has tons of potential, but I'd love some ideas on how/what I can do to make it "dream home" worthy.”
“Is it visually ok to put a flat screen TV above two chairs next to a fire place. I would rather have artwork above the fire place”
Priscilla Torres
“enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place.
Leave 1 1/2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or in cages; 3 to 4 feet if you want to let them grow unfettered.
If you're growing in containers”
“sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place.
Leave 1 1/2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or”
“sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place.Leave 2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or in cages;”
