Hi, Denze! We just published an article yesterday with many tips on rug selection and placement, including how much room you should leave between it and the wall (spoiler: 12 inches) - http://ourblog.atgstores.com/?p=9278 ... We hope you enjoy the rest of the tips and wish you luck on your decorating!

I've been designing with shipping containers since 2004. There are a lot of possibilities with this type of construction method. Shipping containers are durable, and provide all the structure you need. There are some modifications that need to be done once you cut openings and a foundation under them is a good idea for longevity. Depending on your location, there may be some hurdles to get over in regards to permitting with your municipality. In the United States, most will require that the plans are completed by an architect and a structural engineer licensed in your state. A great place for ideas is Fabprefab.com (http://www.fabprefab.com/fabfiles/containerbayhome.htm).

So many grays turn blue. after much trial and error for bdrm, bath and water closet , i'm happy with Benjamin Moore Horizon and Behr ultra in Burnished Clay. Neither look great on the card but they dry to a soft neutral gray. worth getting samples to try.

Hello Gurpreet Nice to see you in this beautiful platform. As kitchen is a main part of your home,therefore it should be neat and clean. One should clean their kitchen once in a week whether your own or commercial.Choosing flooring for a kitchen is a very important decision.I think hardwood flooring would be nice options for commercial kitchen as it is easy to maintain. Porcelain and ceramic tile would be an ideal for commercial kitchen.For better advice you should contact with interior designer.