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[Nomore]

Thanks, @house_cat, for the interesting thread. 

I like farmhouse style, so maybe in my next life; doesn't fit this house. I don't like the acrylic look or the marble look on the wall. 

The floor in the bathroom is very nice.  I use cobalt blue accents on my main floor, but I still have a very eclectic look with some more colors thrown in just to relieve boredom.

We don't have nightstands in our bedroom. My husband bought this huge wall unit/headboard set in Alabama. It has closets and drawers on each side with pullout tabletops, then a headboard and a overhead light bridge. We needed it to solve the tiny closet problem in military housing. 

[magicmoodz]

In viewing the slide show, the only thing that piqued my interest was the heated floors.  But we really don't need them.  I live in Minneapolis, it is February, and I haven't had the heat on for weeks.

[house_cat]

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@magicmoodz wrote:

In viewing the slide show, the only thing that piqued my interest was the heated floors.  But we really don't need them.  I live in Minneapolis, it is February, and I haven't had the heat on for weeks.

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@magicmoodz

Wow! That's amazing. I live in Southern California and my husband has had the heat on for two months already. It's like a dehydrator.. I'm going to look like a prune person by April.

[Mom2Dogs]

@Bri21...I have wall paper in my dining room, spare bedroom and a bathroom.  I love it!  It never fails when someone new comes to the house they comment on the dining room paper.  The paper in the spare room is a light green swirl pattern with sand in certain areas, it is gorgeous...bugger to hang but beautiful.  To me wall paper never went out of style!

[willdob3]

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@Peaches McPhee wrote:

LOL.  "nightstands".    Did those go out of style when I was using mine?  Did  other people use the floor, or maybe a chair, instead of a nightstand?  Did they drag in their coffee tables?  

Hilariousl. 

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@Peaches McPhee - 

I wondered the same thing! lol

[RetRN]

On the lastest tour of homes sponsored by home builders in our area, the farmhouse theme was definitely promoted as an up and coming design.

[Lucky Charm]

The only thing I dislike is the (depressing dark) blue. 

I love blue and have blue in every house I own. 

I call it *Doris Day Blue*.  It's a happy -go -lucky light blue that goes well with white mouldings.

Nothing hygge about acrylic!  Don't have any, but do love the clean lines.  I think acrylic and glass top tables (dining and cocktail) are great for small spaces.

The only thing that stood out in the nightstand picture--was the awful electrical wire running down the wall.  Like nails on a chalkboard!

[magicmoodz]

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@house_cat wrote:

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@magicmoodz wrote:

In viewing the slide show, the only thing that piqued my interest was the heated floors.  But we really don't need them.  I live in Minneapolis, it is February, and I haven't had the heat on for weeks.

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@magicmoodz

Wow! That's amazing. I live in Southern California and my husband has had the heat on for two months already. It's like a dehydrator.. I'm going to look like a prune person by April.

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@house_cat  I think we have only had to have our heat on for two or three weeks all winter.  I feel so much better when I get up in the morning. 

[VaBelle35]

When I was buying my bedroom furniture a few years ago, I had the worst time trying to find a set with 2 night stands that would fit in my townhouse.

Everyone kept trying to tell me I only needed one nightstand.  How can you have only one?  Doesn't that look lopsided????