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Comments (13)I have what I call a garden shack in my backyard. It was just a plain white shack when I bought my house, like yours. It did have 2 windows on each side to begin with though. Not on the front, but on right and left sides. I painted the door a fun color and painted the building dark brown (which is the trim color of my house.) Planted 2 jasmines on each side of the door ( to climb up on trellis/walls), and some bulbs, 2 rose bushes, some lavender and sage around the front. Added a flag pole to the right top side and have a flag waving. Rosemary on the right side and tree. Had some old brick that we laid down coming out from the door for a small pathway up to the shack. Looks VERY cute!...See MoreHow to Remove Bad Vibe from Previous Owner
Comments (49)Wow! What a lot of superstitious notions! I agree with the poster who advised you to pee in the corner. I think that it would add a much more personal element than burning a bouquet of weed,filling a bowl of salt water, or an upside down horse shoe. Feng Shui, really? Spirits that come in one door and can't find their way out the back door because the sofa is in the way and not pointing the right direction? Really? Seriously, they can transcend time, space, and some other unknown dimension but they can't handle the random placement of furniture? Really, people? They can be stopped on the spot by a closed window? Really? Seriously, it is all in your head. The previous owners are gone. If you had not dealt with them and experienced their hostility, you would have none of these feelings about the house, itself. You are projecting your negative interactions with real people onto inanimate objects. So, when you see something in the house that is evidence of something that they did, such as painting a room two different colors, or that stain in the kitchen sink, you are seeing and thinking of them. Banishing evidence of them with painting and new fixtures is getting rid of the reminders and completely refreshes the house. To be fair, it is somewhat understandable that people perform rituals that give them the feeling that they are doing something. It changes how you perceive of the situation. If you think that the negativity is gone after that, Well, then, it is gone because it was all in your own perception anyway. After living there for a while I am sure that you have established your own sights, sounds and smells. My only remaining fear would be that the hostile folks might be lurking in the bushes and stalking you. Real live crazy people are much more threatening that are clueless "spirits" that are confused by furniture arrangement and scared witless by burning weeds, yet can't find their way out of the window if it not directly adjacent to the one they came in through....See MoreAnother curbside find! How should I restore this chair?
Comments (71)Thanks everyone! I'm so happy with how the chair turned out. Sandy G, yes! So much better than finding something similar new. Thanks for your lovely comments :) Melwishes, all depends on what your offer is :)...See MoreDo we leave this room as-is, or are there too many beams?
Comments (233)Leave all the beams...so much personality! Definitely replace lighting and fans. Definitely get rid of white around the windows. Experiment with that...but don't leave all the white around them. Too clinical. No brownish furniture ...... too boring....kills furniture and beams. Have minimal furnishings. You want to show off the terrific structure of the room and highlight the space with just a few interesting pieces of interesting color. No room-sized carpet....can't appreciate floors or carpet! Disperse interesting rugs....See Morebrynn Meredith
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