mendelsohnworld's Ideas

TV cart has extra useful space

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So, I'd been looking for transitions between flooring styles. I think they make sense to me only in the context of "passing through a frame" like here: material to sides and above is very similar to material blow.

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Look: wine in the laundry room!

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Ack. There's something similar about the space but what is going on with all that trim, colors, sconce, exposed joists? Too busy!

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No heads. Or tails.

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So this is a very handsome door, but I'm ok with painted doors and framing trim if wood doors are super expensive.

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Love the color under the eaves, matching the "get in here." Given that our house has 2 front but we use only 1, this might be handy reinforcement.

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Another idea for "revealing" Chris Cobb's structure for the 2nd floor using trim.

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I like the panel door, lever handle, flat wide trim, integrated stop. I wonder whether an upper panel could be frosted glass or whether this could be a sliding door.

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I love this window framing too, but I think it makes for more finicky plasterwork and framing. I'd be interested to learn the difference in cost.

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I really like clerestory windows and wonder whether they would work into the 2nd floor bath and laundry. These are fussy with the 3 panes.

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I'm happy with the plainest trim, like here.

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Porch

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Still wondering about "revealing" the open structure that supports the 2nd floor.

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Worth talking about. No stone floors for me. The visible gang bolts are nice.

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I have linoleum floor fantasies. Something jollier and less refined

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I prefer 1/3 stagger for subway-style tile

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Ok, Britt?

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I perennially keep too much food in the house, so this kind of pantry may make sense.

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Don't know whether a return makes sense, given width of the room.

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Movable features, layers

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Worth polishing

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Alexander McQueen?

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Flexible light

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lovely contrast between colored rough walls and similarly colored smooth river stones

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