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@sceniccoast wrote:

@jubilant 

Even though I'm not a fan of drapes, I do like the room beyond them.  Not so much the formality of it, but the brightness & furnishings.  Remove the chandelier & I'd like it better.  I'd also add a soft color area rug to break up the neutrals used.  Looks like through the windows, there appears to be a nice view?   

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@sceniccoast 

I have that same chandelier in my dining room.  

[DREAMON]

The room is lovely but the unnecessary drapes look out of place..definitely not for me.

[shoptilyadropagain]

This look just doesn't do anything for me.

[wilma]

@jubilant 

I like the room, but I'm not a fan of the drapes at the entrance of the room. 

@stevieb 

Thanks for introducing the word "portiere" to me. 

[Still Raining]

I have seen the use of wonderful, antique, wool blankets used between rooms.  Have to have just the right house and style.

Always wanted to try it.

[sceniccoast]

@Nonametoday 

No offense was intended on my part.  I've often posted that my style is very casual & I'm not much of a fan of chandeliers, nor drapes. 

Just my personal opinion.

[Nonametoday]

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@sceniccoast wrote:

@Nonametoday 

No offense was intended on my part.  I've often posted that my style is very casual & I'm not much of a fan of chandeliers, nor drapes. 

Just my personal opinion.

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@sceniccoast 

Oh, that's fine.  No offense was taken.  I just made mention of the fact that my DR (not my public space, living room/great room) had that chandelier, but my DR.  We're good.  I thought nothing of it.

[sceniccoast]

@Nonametoday 

I'm glad to hear it ... let's shake hands. 

[on the bay]

Not for a home but for a very nice elegant movie set