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desiretoinspire...I'm not sure why, but it's latched onto my brain...I'm obsessing about it, building a whole house around it. The clean lines and neutrals appeal to me, although that's contrary to what I actually have in my home. I love the hardwood floors, the little sitting area in the foreground, down a couple steps (and I *hate* steps!) with the little half-wall partition. I'm a bit underwhelmed by the tchotchkes, but that's easy enough to fix.
I'm convinced that there's a tidy little desk to the left of the camera and a pair of very full bookcases to the right. In my version, there's a TV opposite the bed instead of a mirror or artwork or whatever that is propped up against the wall. Bad feng shui, I know, but oh, how I want to snuggle under the poofy white comforter with a box of chocolates and the remote! (And perhaps venture into the giant walk-in closet to count my shoes during the commercials.)
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desiretoinspire...I'm not sure why, but it's latched onto my brain...I'm obsessing about it, building a whole house around it. The clean lines and neutrals appeal to me, although that's contrary to what I actually have in my home. I love the hardwood floors, the little sitting area in the foreground, down a couple steps (and I *hate* steps!) with the little half-wall partition. I'm a bit underwhelmed by the tchotchkes, but that's easy enough to fix.I'm convinced that there's a tidy little desk to the left of the camera and a pair of very full bookcases to the right. In my version, there's a TV opposite the bed instead of a mirror or artwork or whatever that is propped up against the wall. Bad feng shui, I know, but oh, how I want to snuggle under the poofy white comforter with a box of chocolates and the remote! (And perhaps venture into the giant walk-in closet to count my shoes during the commercials.)
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Date: 2012-10-30 02:15 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2012-10-30 02:32 am (UTC)I'm also impressed by how they've turned a long narrow space into a positive---usually it winds up looking like a bowling alley.
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Date: 2012-10-30 02:39 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2012-10-30 03:06 am (UTC).