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Reply to: Thanks :) I agree that this is just too big and too much. I do think that the option without the fold will help a lot, but I will try to make it to Lowe’s/ Home Depot. Sunday is really the only day I have the time to stop by, so will hopefully do so next week.

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Reply to: If you're careful about the size of the backplate and the size of the sconces. you could do something like this. See how you can still do the sconces with the mirrors. You can have the sconces come THROUGH the mirror Or you can have the sconces mounted on the side walls

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Reply to: That craft paint crapola is the absolute worst idea EVER. It directly leads to a full replacement. It is very far from durable. It is really hard to take someone seriously who would suggest that, because it is such an awful MLM cult. If you want to paint, you are going to have to prep. There is no such thing an not sanding. There is a LOT of sanding. Join the Kitchen Cabinet Painting Experts on FB, and follow the Guides. Do ALL the cleaning, sanding, priming, and painting. Do not skip any of it.

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Reply to: It's not the wall...... You have no depth in your palette. No texture, and you seem to be both warm and cool ( the carpet is gray ? ) The photos belong in another room. Your master bedroom.. a hallway passage. Coffee table is an opportunity - it's the wrong size for the sectional. Maybe a large round, and a bit darker tone in wood. The best before you worry on the wall? Would be a nice wood floor, and a decorative area rug. As for now? The console under tv looks too small, and the chair......needs a hit of color. Pale rooms need a lot of texture, some contrast... and variation in materials. Or they go a bit flat: )

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Reply to: Do those cabinets have a center style in them? You may be able to flip the hinge to the center style so they can open away from the stove. Honestly - plenty of people have 2 door cabinets like that on either side of the stove and its just fine.

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Reply to: What we need to see here is the house ON the site. It's a little worrisome (for me anyway) that the parts of the design BEYOND the exterior walls aren't being designed the same time as the parts WITHIN the exterior walls. Everything should be designed simultaneously, especially since you're going to have a pool with a pool house. Figure out where that stuff is the same time you're figuring out where the master bath is. Design of a project should stop at the property lines, not at the exterior walls. Here's some examples: But good luck with your project. Exciting times ahead!

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