What are your favorite American persimmon cultivars? (taste-wise)
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Comments (41)Imolen, on such exotic wall colors and taking into account it's a fun room I wouldn't worry too much about accessories. Though colors remind me our Hawaiian parties, we have lies and scurts, tic beach umbrella...that could be a theme. Also I have gallery of kids and pets funny and colorfull pictures. I keep bunch of big full floor pillows in animal skin prints stack in one corner for extra seats and other purpose. Certainly you need a game table. We use a big coffe table and pillows as seats if needed, but I would suggest regular one. Our kids used dining table, sheets, and sofa cushions to built their private house (was such a mess, so we bought tents for them). Nothig fragile or valuable. Black ground the space, simple black picture frames would be great. Good luck....See MoreWhat current popular design elements will last?
Comments (135)baileysr I have a hard time believing that, as it's not some type of design fad, it's a fundamental change in how most people live, which is to say more informally. It's kind of like saying pantries are a fad... they are simply too perfect in function to go out of style, and really the surprise is that we forgot about them for a while. What I think will happen is we will get better at having flexible spaces and/or a combination of open spaces and closed spaces. For example, an open LR/DR/Kitchen, with a closed door den, office, or tv room (basically a room or two that everyone could use differently depending on their needs, with doors that could be open or closed at will.) It's funny to me that people think of open plan as new, when going back all the way to the 70's, most houses were open in a sense. But then they had the worst combination. Sound-wise they were open, with the living room, family room and kitchen all open to each other, which I always found dumb. If you have living room and a family room, don't you want them isolated from each other? But flow-wise, they were broken up so they weren't social and they didn't feel spacious. And there will always be some people who prefer a very closed plan, but I believe they will be the minority....See MorePOLL: Freshly Featured Kitchens - June 2014 - Pick your fav!
Comments (50)I voted for the "Opera" one because I love the sunlight that roof lets in. However the only one I'd actually want to cook in is probably the Brambleton Plan H one. But none of these kitchens have something I consider essential in my kitchen. A bookshelf for my favorite cookbooks. Yes, I know many people are looking recipes up on the internet now and maybe a spot for a laptop or tablet would make more sense. However, I have been collecting cookbooks since I was old enough to use the oven with Mom's assistance. I have dozens many with marked pages of family favorites. I can't imagine having a kitchen where I can't grab one when I want it....See MoreWhat is "Texas Style?"
Comments (85)I'm a native Texan but have lived in many other places. I grew up all along the gulf coast and currently live in the SW desert of Utah. I've lived in every region of Texas, so, I've experienced a lot of different Texas styles. The coast is full of beach houses, hill country has a lot of rock houses with tin and tile roofs, west Texas has stucco and tile with xeriscapes, etc. One recurring thing though that I have to mention is that a LOT of people all over the state seem to have a star somewhere, usually on the outside and something in the shape of the state somewhere inside. I'm not sure why but it is uniquely Texan. I remember the first time I saw King of the Hill, I noticed the Texas shaped clock in their house and thought, "yep, got that right!" Also, Texans love to use the state flag in decor....See Moreshane11
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