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Comments (19)I have lived in homes that needed changes on a budget. Much impact can be made with small and economical changes. Many homes today have varying woods, finishes, etc. Therefore, personally, unless I hated the cabinets I would work with them. The counter really needs to go either by painting or replacing in my thoughts. Any time you make changes it costs $. Retiling the backsplash, unless u do it, will cost some cash. Repainting the cabinets will take time if u do it yourself-and they don't look worn or old to begin with. The easiest seems to be countertops and wall color. Buying a neutral countertop can be fairly inexpensive if you get a regular counter and not fancy ones. But then there is installation involved, etc...again..$! If it were me, I would paint counters and walls and see how it looks, not a lot spent, and not much to lose....See MoreFirst Home! Please Help--Blue walls, taupe sofa, and WHAT?
Comments (22)Window covers. Try bamboo shades in dark brown they are inexpensive, you can buy at Home Depot, Lowes . Then if you want add a rod and panels, in a taupe print. Like a chevron, or Ikat design. Something contemporary. Keep rug in that theme too. Ok to put prints together as long as in same color range. Ikea has great prices. Accessories like art, mirrors all can come from Ikea. A fun store if on a budget. You can get parson tables and use as coffee table buy 2 and place side by side in front of sofa. They are $12. Panels for windows too. Plants are great for filling walls place. As are floor mirrors which are 6 ft tall in a dark frame great in a entry. Just lean on wall. Great sky line pic for $49. Big. Have fun....See MoreTalk sense into me about this kitchen
Comments (43)I would literally die for your kitchen! But I hear your pain.....but that said the kitchen is lovely and practical and is working for you.......Paint the ceiling and the kitchen for a more unified look and replace the lights to a more modern mood. If you really want to spend more then have glass faced cabinets made for the soffit area with lights. It will raise the ceiling and will give the kitchen a newer look. Something like this but in your cabinet style and stain. On the other hand I would agree that the dining set is a bit cluttery looking....I would choose faux leather or fabric upholstered chairs in a fun color to modernized the look. After that I would install floor to ceiling closed cabinets, maybe with frosted or reeded glass doors on either side of the fireplace. You could cut into the wall if you want them deeper, but they will hold a lot no matter what the depth. When that is done then coordinate the three areas with a unifying color and a choice to two accents color so the area can be seen as one total designed room..... Theses are just some inspiration ideas; I think you should work on coordinating the entire kitchen breakfast area and the great room. I like what you have done so far!...See MoreHelp Please! I have Blue Jeans stains on my new white Crypton couch
Comments (86)Dear m/m I bought a sofa that was done in off-white Kravitz ultrasuede around 15 years ago and the fabric is perfect. It stays clean; you can spot clean and you can even throw the cushion covers in the wash. The only things I wouldn't recommend it for is 1. a house with cats because my cats liked poking their claws though the ultrasuede. It doesn't really rip, just shows large "pin" holes. 2. if you like a very soft down sofa to sink into. Ultrsuede is very firm and does not stretch or bag, which is great, but you give up some of that nice feeling of sinking into the down when you sit....See MorejohnCT
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