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need help with my living area,plz help .
Comments (5)I agree with eztia - you need to give a raison d'etre to your room and pale gold from the upholstery will tie in with the room and contrast against the candy pink wall. If you could find a discreet candy pink and pale gold curtain you would have hit the jackpot!...See MoreNeed help with vinly flooring for open plan kitchen & entrance. Help !
Comments (3)Thanks One Plan for your recommendation. Would it be good to go for Herringbone pattern in hallway and in the open plan vinyl straight planks and then matching tile in the decking area. We have shortlisted karndean vinyl for open plan (Von Gogh Distressed Oak) althought not sure. Also what type of anti-slip material should I go for if I had to matching wooden look vinyl ?...See MoreNeed help in choosing laminate for kitchen
Comments (6)Hello Pete, It is indeed tricky to select the laminate from small sample patches. We feel it is often misleading as the small section is just a 2 inch piece cut out from a 8ft x 4ft sheet. Depending on your location you can do either. Check on Merino website .They would show images of the full sheet and if you are lucky even real life application of the same. Another option is to visit the Merino depot. Your designer would be able to book the visit for you. Thanks, Nitin Cornerstone Designs Bangalore....See MoreHelp help help help
Comments (22)hi Abhinav, I have a few suggestions. I'm guessing there's a window in the living room. this can be converted into a u-shaped seating space as shown in the sketch along with 2 upholstered accent chairs which will help in achieving a classy look. you can add open or covered storage below the seating. A 4 seater dining table as shown in the rough plan cad sketch can help you achieve both a living and drawing space in the same area. Also, the passage has a wonderful nook that can be used in many different ways. place a winged armchair with an overhead lamp and floating bookshelves along with a simple wallpaper. Or you can also add an 18" wide wall attached counter there with stools, add some funky wallpaper with vintage posters and turn it into a diner! this space can also be converted into a mini Bar! hope this was helpful. cheers!...See More
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8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoAgree with Cynthia in general about style (since you haven't given us much context in that regard). Also wanted to caution against the second one (hickory, maybe?), because I think it will make a *very* busy floor for the whole level of the house, compete with your granite in the kitchen, etc. -- can be beautiful, but seldom fades gracefully into the background. Look online for examples of floors done with that wood, if not that flooring, for a sense; you just need to be sure you love that if you pick it.
Of the other two, I prefer the grayer one, in part because it's very trendy and modern (in a rustic way); on the other hand, the more classical one might hold up better to changing tastes. If you're getting wood of a reasonable thickness, then there is always a chance to sand and refinish at some future date, but more easily from light to dark than vice versa.
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