2007/06/19
keeping it real (help!)
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- i love my lime green le creuset pot. i'd love to keep the main colors black, white and lime green
- the wall above the stove isn't strong enough to hold a pot rack or anything heavier than plates or a picture
- i'd love to put some shelves in for my cookbooks, but where?
- i'd love to do something pretty behind the sink but can't come up with anything. the ricky dink mirror is a nice way to open the space but it's not made for that space
- the main walls need to stay white because they share a long wall with the living room and no molding to break up colors. but i'm open to squares of color...or maybe chalk paint?
- i've thought about a wall of colored plates but i don't know...
[fabrics, fabrics, anyone? dots from repro and hancock, beige and yellow linen from purl, and of course, kelly wearstler's signature trellis print]
[if this picture isn't keeping it real, i don't know what is. this is what you see when you walk in the kitchen. help! how do i hide the cords and make this pretty?]
[more fabrics. clearly i'm obsessed with something dotty or bold...]
[the space above the oven. can't handle anything heavy but could use something pretty. maybe a nice window treatment and an arrangement of colored plates?]
[barf. barf barf barf. this space needs help. chalkboard paint? shelves for my cookbooks?]
[maybe this would warm things up?]
[a love hate relationship. love ms. jackson, hate those damn grey tiles.]
This post was written by: beemagnet77
BeeMagnet is a professional graphic designer, web designer and business man with really strong passion that specializes in marketing strategy. Usually hangs out in Twitter has recently launched a blog dedicated to home design inspiration for designers, bride, photographers and artists called HomeBase
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