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I guess the rationale behind buying an adorable log cabin and then painting all the interior logs white and filling it with a bunch of bland modern-ish furniture and accessories tends to escape me... I could see wanting to lighten and brighten and I could even see painting some of the interior architectural elements, but there are a few too many compromises here for me.


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@ScarletDove 

 

I never have liked the look of "orange logs" either.  

 

I prefer this look.  Square hewn and brown; however if they have to have the white cement or whatever between them on the inside, that's unacceptable to me.

 

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@ScarletDove 

 

I never have liked the look of "orange logs" either.  

 

I prefer this look.  Square hewn and brown; however if they have to have the white cement or whatever between them on the inside, that's unacceptable to me.

 

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@ECBG   Agree, natural logs more appealing...I believe the concrete packing between logs is to hold and protect insulation.

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My friend and her DH had a large log cabin kit built.  She said the house kept close to the same humidity as the outside.  No thanks!

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I think it’s gorgeous. As always, I’d add more color to the decor.

I am totally fine with no curtains if I don’t have neighbors.
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@ScarletDove 

 

My friend and her DH had a large log cabin kit built.  She said the house kept close to the same humidity as the outside.  No thanks!


@ECBG   Unfortunately, that would not be to my liking.   I have lived in the DC/MD suburbs all my life, the humidity in summer is abominable and AC runs all summer.  DC has always been a swamp, one way or another...

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@Oznell   @LIG1   @Judaline   Inspired by this thread, the $10 off $37 coupon, and a reviewer who said the runners looked too vintage, I bought two of H273343. 2'x6' washable runners. Not for kitchen.

 

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I am totally fine with no curtains if I don’t have neighbors.

 

Same here, but at night I can't get past the feeling someone's looking in at me! I go in my closet to change clothes. 


 

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Would love to hear your review of them, when you get them, @PickyPicky3 !

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@Oznell    @LIG1   @Judaline 

 

The runners arrived today. They are very.....strange. 

 

First, these are 2'x6' runners, 65% polyester/35% cotton, made in Turkey. No nonslip backing, which makes them washable.

 

They are a standard big box store quality. The reverse side is solid grey. There is a pale traditional design on the front face.

 

Someone decided by sewing heavy off-white yarn every 1/3" horizontally across the rug, it would look "vintage." Maybe if you are 20' tall and very nearsighted.  Otherwise, no. There are 216 white lines going across each rug.

 

 

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They make me think of an artificial intelligence created design that didn't work. On the QVC video they looked like a possibility. In person, the runners are downright bizarre.

 

The rugs were shipped separately, each with its own return label.