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Granny Flat

Karen
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Maureen

I’d treat them as 2 vs 4 windows and for a more finished look, frame in sides/top/bottom (not below top window or above the lower one, so blinds lie flat). Add lined roman blinds to eliminate the light difference between wall/window. When leaving open, keep in the lower window. Unfortunately, I don’t think the wall on the left and windows’ overall placement can accommodate drapery panels feeling balanced.

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Reply to: I’d treat them as 2 vs 4 windows and for a more finished look, frame in sides/top/bottom (not below top window or above the lower one, so blinds lie flat). Add lined roman blinds to eliminate the light difference between wall/window. When leaving open, keep in the lower window. Unfortunately, I don’t think the wall on the left and windows’ overall placement can accommodate drapery panels feeling balanced.

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Mirror

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Brass cup hooks

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Mirror and trim around it

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Mirror

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Kat

@Joy M with that location have you thought of maybe doing some sort of built in linen.

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Reply to: @Joy M with that location have you thought of maybe doing some sort of built in linen.

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Love the built in linen closet

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Vanity medicine cabinet/mirror.

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Brass rod for coffee cups

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Table

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Motorized shades ramie and palm fibers. Martha O’Hara Interiors

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Pavers/Tile on porches

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Board & Batten

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Bed linens

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Lanterns between windows

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Anew Gray (SW)- back entrance Shoelace walks - Behr

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Cabinet as pantry

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Vanity mirror

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Surya Tristen Throw, Fern

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Multicolor Art Pillow

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Niebla Azul SW

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Gibraltar Cliffs by Ben Moore

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Wall color and vanity

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Everything. Soapstone counters, coating shelves, decor

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Guest Room Set Up

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Ted Danson & Mary Steenburgen’s Guesthouse

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Dresser

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IKEA shoe cupboards hack

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Love lamp, paint, vibe

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Everything

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Everything:)

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Table and floor lamp

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Round metal coffee table and floor lamp

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Pure White wall paint

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Dual purpose table

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Glossy white subway tile with white grout; shelf.

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Like cork looking pegs/dowels; casual looking

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Woven shades & color

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Blue door, white paint, windows

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Love the windows.

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Exterior ..entry cover

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Window shades- love wovens with dark exterior to reduce green from Low_E windows

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Similar kitchen design prob just larger than ours will be

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Barn doors

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Microwave in upper cabinet; shelf

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Love vanity & mirror. Walls/cabinet: BM Simply White, mirror Lugarno Traditional Pivot Mirror in Polished Nickel from Restoration Hardware. Towel bars RH Bistro. Door to WC 2'6x80"

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Towel/grab bars in shower; Same floor in bath & shower.

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Fold down table for mudroom area

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Table in L shaped kitchen

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BM Swiss Coffee walls and trim. Flat on walls, semi gloss on trim. Love it with gray Bluestone floors.

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Bookshelf between the studs- BR alcove?

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Farmhouse table instead of island?

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Dual purpose farm table

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Internal doors: 1 panel recessed shaker. Think door handle are Schlage Custom Upland trim

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