Casey Tomlinson Nice suggestions they got here. For me all you need are neutral tones of pillows in your "monster". Coffee tables are also nice in that area.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Accessorizing is a very personal thing. Go with your gut

Matt Patterson Custom Homes I would keep the feature. It's purpose is to keep the columns in scale. Without it the columns would look spindly. I recommend repairing it and adding a slight pitch for run-off.

apple_pie_order Please do post some photos when you are finished!

lefty47 HI -- Ok, now I can see and understand what you are doing .Yes, it is a good thing that feature is going and gone . I think it dated the house . Kind of Miami Vice . I think boxing in those round front columns top to bottom will go with the house and up date the style . Not sure what should be done ,if anything with the curved walls around that upper window . That might be to much construction costs to change that .

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Recess the the slab and balloon frame the shaft. Rough in the electrical. You can put a floor on the upper level and make it two closets, 1 up 1 down, and add the elevator whenever you wish.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Hire a trim carpenter to build rods & shelves.

Keitha It's definitely worth the money to convert to wood shelves!!!. Paint the closet a nice light color, convert the long side to the right to "double rods" to increase your hanging capacity..Buy a nice chest to slip in on the left for storage of folded items and purchase wooden hangers.

shayf23 Thanks all for the great advice! Judy m, do u have a picture of ur closet? It sounds great cuz I'm short and my husbands tall.
Chenai, I have wayyyy more clothes than my husband!! Ill probably be using 3/4 of the closet

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Doesn't look that bad to me. If you really hate it, paint it the trim color and they will just blend in.

Huma Latif The painter spent a few days doing this . I have strange colors going on in the room . Trying to pull everything together while keeping my furniture & spending minimum. Want to sparkle it with accessories. My fireplace in this room is white ( wood/marble) . It's got a crack in it. I was thinking to cover it w tiles that would match or accentuate the faux cabinets. Am I confusing everyone? Lol

Huma Latif Here's another view

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Glaze the beadboard too. I prefer oil based glaze. You can also use gel stain. Be sure and shoot a coat of satin lacquer on it when you're done.

trferreira88 Wonderful! Thank you!

cwbconner $15,000 give or take a little

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Look for design ideas on the photo section of this website

Genevieve About this

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Go with whatever makes it Olga's house! There is no wrong choice. Go with your gut.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Cedar garage door. Add a dormer & cedar shutters. Slurry the brick.

mousemaker i wouldn't hesitate any longer :) it's great that there isn't much landscaping because a clean palette means you don't have a lot of stuff to pull out! what a nice looking house..i'm sure you can make it look even better. I think you will enjoy the longer sized eaves for both privacy and shade.

mbyler2012 Thank you all for the great advice, if we get it ( I hope we do) I will update and will have probably have interior design questions too!!

Dytecture If you are planning to use what looks like a crawl space for a basement, make sure the foundation can support the desired spaces and also there are water drainage issues to consider as well.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Yep. Engineer it!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Good job.

Bay Area Design of the Berkshires Thank You Lyvonne, We have completed hundreds of these and thought people might enjoy looking at them. Bob

Paradise Restored Landscaping & Exterior Design Mouth dropping transformation - it a beauty! Enjoy for years to come!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Hard surface always better. Depends on budget.

tcufrog I have a compromise suggestion-cork floors. They are quieter, softer and warmer underfoot than hardwood. They are also antimicrobial and don't attract dust plus they are easier to clean than carpet since, unlike carpet, they don't trap dirt. They also look really nice. I recently put them in my two young sons' bedrooms because of their allergies and they and I love them.

Dani Pollard Both!! Wood floors with a rug just next to the bed so kids get out of bed onto something soft. Really easy to shake clean as well. I have exactly this setup in my toddlers room and it is fantastic - medium height shag (mine is green so it looks like grass :) hides all the spills

Matt Patterson Custom Homes yep

sony75 Thank you again Fred. For the façade of the house I have no problem. It's really for the right side. I want light for the side door that goes in the garage... If I put recessed cans on the right or a wall mount, will it look the same at night ? And I'm not planning on putting recessed on the left side of the house so that is why I say itÉ's going to be asymmetrical.

Fred S Oh, we put those on a separate switch and only turn them on when we are outside and need the light. In that situation a one or two headed wall mount spot light so you can aim the light where you want it. Sometimes on a motion sensor for security purposes.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes I normally have a receptcal under-counter but it can be fly-ridden.

MUSE Design Careful with the back order - sometimes they never get in stock. I investigated this once and was told it might happen in six months, or maybe not at all. Meanwhile they have your money! I would cancel that order and get it elsewhere...

Marilyn Wilkie World Market on line has many compost containers. It is important to get the real thing with replaceable charcoal filters. I got my first one at Lowes, second one at World Market. I never throw out vegetable scraps or coffee grounds or egg shells. But meat is a no-no in compost.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes If it is something u will use not a waste. If not spare the expense.

dimity59 Thanks! We have only a shower inside, which makes this appealing. Would love to use it daily, but am concerned about draining and maintaining. That's so funny about pictures! Yes are all beautiful people with a glass of wine. Have alot to think about, appreciate advice.

OnePlan I have a cedar hot tub 5' diameter - just enough for two ! We heat it by burning wood and garden rubbish in the burner ! So in my opinion its greener than an electric one. We empty it and re fill it on the day we want to use it ! So the water is fresh each time ! Takes an hour to fill it and 4 hours to heat it ! So that's the only down side really ! But you can get a gas chofu heater to speed things up a bit!!!!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes What is current floor?

LB Interiors You can use round, or rectangle for the dining. If you use round for the dining, it would be a nice shape to contrast with the seating area. They can be complementary. I would not use the same rug design for both areas.

krissyj Thanks! I found the perfect rugs today :)

Harding Construction & Sustainable Solutions Concrete anchors. Epoxy all thread into the concrete would be best

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Whats existing ceiling height?

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Neither! This is not brain surgery! Measure the space with the existing plumbing & drain locations. Too small for a pro.

Dytecture Agreed with a kitchen and bath designer in your situation. Architects are more specialized in the overall scheme of design.

LB Interiors Some interior designers work well with a homeowner due to to fact that many know what is needed and required not only for construction but also for aesthetics. Whomever you choose, I hope you find the right designer.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes specifics?

hsharrington Just came across a post by "quistle" in another thread. Try these two Ideabooks:
Ideabook: Balconies: Precious Rooms in the Sky
Ideabook: Ten Ways to Make Your Balcony More Inviting
If there's no link, just copy and paste the title into the search box.

quistie Here are the links:

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Buy from paint store...not big bix. No warranty.

decoratinglady5 love Revere Pewter..

LB Interiors If you want more of a statement, like the added warm cranberry as 'Genevieve' suggested'. Keeping your colors limited to neutrals, soft cool colors. It makes for a very soothing room. If you want a spark you can add a warm color without conflict. It's the 'feeling' for the room that dictates your choices.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Depends what market you are in. I always look at resale. Where are you?

MUSE Design Love, love, love my huge master suite on 1st floor. But i am retired and have had unexpected health issues - don't know what i would have done if BR had been upstairs when i was in a wheelchair! Here are some things to consider: depending on what metro area you're in if you put MBR on 1st floor you are increasing the footprint of the house and there are many extra costs associated with that - increases amount of roofing which is a major cost of a house, for instance. And will you put only 2 BR upstairs or increase the overall count to 4 BR? If only 2 BR does that throw off the balance of the house, huge downstairs and small upper floor? It's definitely more efficient and thus less costly to put all BRs upstairs. If you increase 1st floor footprint will you do crawlspace or basement under that space? Basement makes everything more accessible but costs more. In many parts of the country basements are not included. I would definitely put a laundry on the same floor as the MBR. In my area, MBRs on 1st floor are rare and thus houses with them are in very great demand.

Hope this helps.

Change Your Bathroom, Inc. It's great for resale to have a master on the main - my father is disabled so the only houses we would consider when I was growing up were the ones with the master on the the first level.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Too tight of a space for the wt most live. Built yet?

rgkDESIGNS, Inc. Also, the large office may someday be converted to a second bedroom if needed....

luisfer1234 Thank you carolins! I was living in Seattle in a 356 sqf studio for 2 years so believe me this is my perfect apartment but in my own lot.
Rgkdesigns, good point I am going to move the couch making my living room bigger. My dinning table is a small rectangle.
Thank you

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Way cool

Sharon You are very lucky to have such a beautiful modern home in Bali! Bagus!

kasmcneill Love it!!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Go with the flow. You are only renting. If I were you, I would shop hard for the ugliest retro 50's-60's furniture I could find. I once saw a bright orange patent leather sofa and thought, "Who would buy this?". Find the most hideous crap you can find. It will be dirt cheap. You have the rare opportunity to make this the ugliest room anyone has ever seen - deliberately!!! It might even be magazine worthy! Ever seen a dog soooooo ugly it was adorable?

hsharrington Myra: Gonna steal that idea and send it over to kimberlina01 and her decorating dilemma. If you look, you'll see that this would be a great solution for her.

pattiegoode Don't you just love this website? I've read about but never tried the starch-as-fabric-glue idea. Have you asked the landlord if you can paint it? I agree with handymam that it looks like wood with lots of poly. A perfect case of "it's real wood" that has gone very wrong! They would have to be prepped well to take the paint, but it can be done. I was looking at a site a few days ago where the homeowner purchased a huge world map from Nat'l. Geographic, stapled it to her wall, and framed it out with molding. It looked great! Good luck to you!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Art mirrors with frames

pattihenderson When my hubby insists on something that blows my design off track ... I start organizing "his" garage and insisting on buying cabinets ... or shoe racks .. blah, blah. If that doesn't work, I just throw the standard hissy fit! LOL!! Good luck ... you'll both have to come to an agreement.

I myself would prefer the mirror as well.

dbellisario we put the medicine cabinet (solid door) on the wall that is perpendicular to the vanity and flat mirrors above the sink. it works great and no opening the mirror on the other person using it.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. If you don't know yet, add idea books here. Look through the gazillion pictures on here and there will be some that makes your jaw drop that you add to your ideabook. Pull bits and pieces and it will be uniquely your own when done. Good luck.

sam0705 I don't have many photos but the whole shower is this pattern and there is a half wall and bench with Carrara slabs. The floor and inside of the niche are hexagons. The walls and floors of the rest of the bathroom are 12x24 grey porcelain tiles

sam0705 I also like this pattern for a backsplash if you want a wow look that is more visible

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Stucco over the brick. Stucco is just a portland based product and can be applied without lathe. Texture and paint as normal

Wyland Interior Design Center Patsy, after the job is completed, you should post the before and after photos. I would be interested in seeing what you come up with.

Patsy Martin Thanks everyone. I'm off to find a bricklayer.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Is that vinyl, tile with tiled walls?!>! Too live. I would carpet the floor and pad & upholster the walls. Courtesy of Sharif & Munir. My old partners and mentor.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Can do cost effectively as well.

jabber629 No the subway tiles would be a backsplash for a snack bar and the bottom left is a gray quartz countertop for the top.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Dbl cylinder deadbolts are against code in my market in case of fire. Ask a local home builder for a door company, (a specialty - not big box).

Margo Corpening ASOHK A steel door like your current door (without the grids) with blinds inside the glass.

lefty47 HI -- @ Matt -- so true , forgot to mention that it depends on where you are . Best people to ask and get help from is a locksmith , just make sure you get one with a good reputation and certified and bonded .

Matt Patterson Custom Homes TV should go on adjacent wall. Your husband is wrong. You, too, are wrong. 42" is not huge. A man requires 73" to 86" - with surround sound - to fully placate his audio/viseo masculinity.

MUSE Design Here are some things to keep in mind:
- if you put a cabinet beside the fireplace the room will have a lot of visual weight on that side; you'll need something to balance it on the opposite wall - perhaps side panel drapes beside the windows? (I seem to remember that there are windows opposite the fireplace?)
- you will need the shelves behind the cabinets to fit your AV equipment - for me that's a receiver, a blue ray player, a dvd player, a set top box (for signal from tv provider) and all the cables. THese machines are typically much deeper than 12 inches. Measure the ones you have and be sure to leave room for cables going into the devices.
- you will need to either have a remote that can penetrate closed doors (which is what i have; cost $300) or open the doors so that your remote can access the signal sensor near the equipment, exposing the equipment and cabling. Alternatively you can cut a hole in the cabinet so the sensor wire can go through the hole and the sensor can sit out in the open. Or perhaps you can buy a TV that will capture the signal and send it to the other devices - not available when i did it 4 years ago.
- decide if you want the tv on an articulating arm which will need to support the weight of the tv you have today and a larger one if that is in your future or whether it will be immovable attached to the back of the cabinet. Ours is on an articulating arm and we had the studs behind the cabinet specially reinforced to assure they would support all the weight. The articulating arm allows the TV to move past the fireplace mantle and be adjusted for any viewer in the room at various angles. And then it can be tucked back into the shelf space.
- if you put the tv over the fireplace you need to consider its height. This is generally an awkward angle to hold your head to watch tv unless your head is supported by a neck cushion. Check to see if your sofa has the right support for this. We bought a sofa that had the perfect support (in my husband's den his TV is over the fireplace.)
- if you put the tv over the fireplace you need to be concerned with how hot the tv will get if the fireplace is on. Heat can damage your tv. This is generally not a problem if you have a sufficient mantle that directs heat out into the room and not straight up into the tv.
- you may want wiring to go inside the wall in which case you'll need to have someone open the wall install wires and then patch the wall. Otherwise you'll have wires going from the TV on the wall down into the cabinet and be visible.

Hope this helps.

LB Interiors I like the grouping of the two chairs with the sofa in the area of the fireplace. Now, you can create another area for the other side of the dining entry space. I like what you've done!

12lisa Thank you all.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes I prefer pits but actually have both. I entertain a lot.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes 1/4" birch matrix panels

Matt Patterson Custom Homes oops...heres a traditional gallery(hallway).

mjmstankus Hi Cecilia, I would like to address your entry storage issue. It looks like your front door opens directly into the living room. If you have room on the living room side you can put 2 units that would be used in a mud room-hooks on top half and storage drawer or cubbies on the bottom half. Face the hook/drawer side toward the entry and the blank side toward the living room. It will provide storage and define the entry.

Cecilia About the storage area at the front door, when you walk in, to the left is the living room area...not very big. Where the proposed "storage" solution would be, I now have a large oversized chair with ottoman. The only space I have for something like that would be to the right when you walk in the door, but I could see something like that there, I will look into one of those units! Thank you

Matt Patterson Custom Homes I live in an area like that and use a filter and a premium water softener. No problem with glass spots after that.

Fred S Grout will be your new worst enemy. Even if you make the grout lines as small as possible and use an epoxy grout. Never use bar soap, just liquid, it is better for your drainfield too. Always use a window squeegee after every shower. The grout makes this difficult. So keep the shower as smooth as possible.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Its what makes a home unique

Jayme Hobbs Here it is...About 5 feet wide

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Better flash & counter flash the heck out of it. I tiled the sill with lots of positive drainage. Privacy...None! But on a hundred wooded acres & being empty nesters who cares!

OnePlan We sealed ours with tiling and swimming pool grout / adhesive

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Knockdown is cheapest. If you orange-peel besure to undercoat to prevent "ghosting". I am not aware of previous poster's levels. My contractor calls a "museum finish" a smooth that is cost effective. Perfectly smooth is Mucho Dinero!!!

Rockin' Fine Finish Google knockdown it was used a lot here in the 80's . Like I said a very light orange peel will cost the same as a level 4 smooth wall

sdotsouth Will do - thank you!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Black DOES show every water spot. Had it in two personal homes, One kitchen, one wet bar...never again!

morpork I had over 12 meters of black granite in the previous house I owned and can honestly say, if you use e-cloths to wipe the granite down after each time you use the kitchen you won't see water marks. You should wipe the sides down every time you use the kitchen anyway for hygiene reasons.

Wyland Interior Design Center Yes, the Absolute Black does show water spots, which it shows you where you need to clean. Busier granites you have a hard time seeing what dirt and grime you missed. However, not all black granite will show water spots or ring marks. Consider going with one of these granite slabs.

Photo # 1- Bangal Black
Photo#2- Mesabi Black

Lisa A you had me until I saw the mirror. it's too big and sticks out too far and way too contemporary for the marble and black and white classic-ness of the room. Where's the other shoe?!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Personally, I adore the mirror. Nice job.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Very tight space. Can you submit a small floorplan?

Wyland Interior Design Center That is good, that opens up more options! I was afraid it was brick.

Wyland Interior Design Center Here is two ideas for the best use of space. I left the toilet at its current location. The shower and vanity plumbing would be easy to move.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Just browse the pictures on houzz. Find something you love and copy it. I do prefer vanity lights either with or without overheads. Overheads will cast a shadow for contacts and makeup, (when they are older).

huttonxs3 Please take no offense with those ages I would have to agree with Merry on the counterop. And how about something fun for the little ones? A nice turquoise, or blue...maybe some dolphins leaping....children need colour bright colours.

huttonxs3 And remember shop for them...by the time they are old enough to move out they will want something different anyhow so play with the tile and colours....don't worry about the long haul that will come soon enough and can easily be changed.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Search photos by room type like "small living room"

hiwalle Agreed.

carolins There are plenty small rooms on Houzz, for example:
http://www.houzz.com/small-bedroom

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Hope...looks good

Dianah Ozburn Colburn sorry - missed the other pix...love the tile in both areas. Can you match or do a shade lighter/darker in the shower tiles? Then you could match towels, floor mats/decor with the other colors in the tiles and it would all flow together.

Laura Smith I think it's a lovely mirror, but it does overwhelm the space. And cleaning a mirror like that in a bathroom will be problematic. If you spray cleaner on it, it will seep behind the little pieces and quickly ruin the mirror from the back. Mirrors not designed for bathroom use don't hold up well in the steam & frequent cleaning needed. I'd move it to a non spatter location where it can shine for a long time. And in it's place I'd put a mirror on swivels like the Kensington or Hayden mirrors from Pottery Barn.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes good job

Jeannie Nguyen That tub is so beautiful!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Its fine. Flank the picture with two tall narrow accessories

dlbconductor Depending on the porch door: removing the curtain, painting the porch door the white of the mantel, and then installing white plantation shutters on the door might give a more balanced look. The door and the fireplace would visually become a unit and the fireplace would not look as off-centered or as crowded.

You might also consider painting the picture frame white. In our kitchen, we painted a frame the color of the cabinets to help tie the picture into the room and it worked very well. Matt's idea of two narrow accessories is very good advice. Avoid the temptation of putting small knickknacks on the mantel. Leave it bare except for the two tall accessories.

I have seen another approach where the mantel was extended all the way to the left and a decorative fire tool was hung on the wall under the extended mantel. The picture was then hung centered on the wall.

Good luck on your project!

mforr I'd still pull drapes to the other side. Maybe a plant with draping foliage hanging down from it placed on end of mantel would cover the area of overlap. Then something taller towards the other end

Matt Patterson Custom Homes use the sink cut-outs to give some depth

Susan Adamkovics Keep it simple with subway tile, since your countertop has a lot going on. Look here at the before and after pics http://www.mariakillam.com/2012/08/my-sisters-fresh-new-backsplash-before-after.html/

Kelly I would compliment the kitchen floor to keep it simple. You have wood floors, a tile kitchen floor and the countertop.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes If you take down the soffit I would go woith 42" uppers

amber1960 Thank you Ingrid. :)

amber1960 Torry I like your ideas too. I think you are right about incorporating the doorways, walls etc. in to the new design. If any ideas come to mind please let me know.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Is that a rendering?

mollythecollie I love your home. I think the transformation is fantastic. I am sure that the added rooms are wonderful with a large family. your designers did an excellent job.

decoenthusiaste I like transformations that still hint at what the original used to be. Nice job!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Why not stick with tile?

Susan Flowers Husband tends to drop things.....hate grout..

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Hard work, huh.

rui123 I will be posting that soon

rui123 It is but I love what I do

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Your fireplace supplier can hook you up with a heat deflector if you want no mantel. I would recess the plugs though.

jkaila ok so for the fireplace in the family room can we just tile part of ut around the fireplace and put mantel and then leave the rest wall and paint etc.?

judyideas We have the same dilemma. We decided to recess the TV over they as fireplace to avoid the heat and then build a very simple mantel to help protect the TV. The fireplace supplier can give you the distance your TV must be from the fireplace. The distance is reduced if you recess the TV. Then you don't have to have the TV too high for viewing comfortably.

carolins

Matt Patterson Custom Homes I would pull the cabinet and install a furniture type vanity.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Put a gate for the kids

libunium No, not difficult to plant. Check with your local extension service or garden center to see what is available for your area. Stress clumping bamboo as it does not go as nuts as the running ones.

eztia Another thing about permits. Fences over six feet in height are affected by prevailing winds - think walking outside in a windstorm with a piece of plywood. The greater surface area of the fence can cause it to topple. Find out if there is a style that can be built higher than six feet, materials allowed, and so on.

As some say, "Be Prepared." As others say, "Do your homework."

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Colors are so personal. Why not find the bedding and pull colors off of that. You repainting?

Mark I loved the orange and white duvet, but happy to see your finding things that you really like Kadrina !

leelee Time to look for some bedside table lamps. You need two and they don't necessarily need to match. You have two tables that don't match. The far table is too short...needs to be as high as the top of the mattress. Here are some ideas for lamps.

I think the starburst would look better in the middle, slightly lower, of the big wall next to your bed. Try it & see.

sam0705 Hi - here's a pic - I attempted to try to capture the different tiles going on. The floor and walls are a porcelain tile - I have seen describe as travertine and driftwood look. Unfortunately I don't know the name or brand. The curb of the shower and bench (not visible) are Carrara slabs. The subway tile and hex are venetino marble.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes I always recommend a natural stone. Even some of the modern 3D imaging ceramics and porcelains do not have the same flaws and characteristics. You can get travertine pretty cheap. Sometimes home depot has a creamy marble for about $3.00/ft. My motto for people on a budget: Find the cheapest of the premium products!!!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes good job!

maryoroyne I did google pics.. nice.. ! I would need shower sliding doors as too small a space for a door.. are you putting tile on the shower floor?

pgeis I am not doing the work myself. And I am not putting in a door -- hanging a shower curtain from the ceiling. When I am not using the shower, it will be open, against one wall, letting the space expand the visual size of the bathroom. This way I can have a more open, spacious bathroom, as well as a larger shower. The entire floor will be tiled, and much of the walls, but not the entire room. It was pretty dark and crowded feeling before.

Reico Kitchen & Bath Sharp! Personally like the stones alot!

Matt Patterson Custom Homes good job

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Are you un-insulated?!?!?!?

rachdeo my spouse has a fascination with copper, so prefers that to gold or ivory wash, but I think the gold would be better to brighten up.

rachdeo thanks again for the ideas

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Stick with natural stone...slate, travertine, etc and you cant go wrong.

Joseph F. Yencho, Design/Builder A few years back I did a kitchen/dining room addition with almost the same combo- ash floors and slate entry. I used a slate that was multi sized squares and rectangles with various color inlay. To this day it looks striking!. Go for it (:

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Walk-in tubs are available at home depot in same dimensions as regular. Couple of thousand $$$ tho + labor.

ceeemdee Hi, hope I am not too late to comment. My child also has CP and we installed a tub and special bath chair. Access: we were carrying him to the tub chair. But now that he is a young adult we need a sling lift. We wish we had installed a roll in shower instead.

miracles4ring14 Thank you- I found a big tub by Elle that had a very low threshold & is very non-disabled looking.

Matt Patterson Custom Homes Tall pot w/ thick bamboo

Justin Hou How about a tree shaped coat rack first?

knoxnews thanks everyone