The white buffet? Since taking the photos I posted above, I've attempted to style it… But… not sure if I should paint the wood frame black or not? And what prints to put inside (they were hand me downs). http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-V0tmP870SKI/UnjFKLemNKI/AAAAAAAADbk/uqhu6iTA4h8/s1600/image-703728.png

Project homes are cheaper. Builders medium finish $1,50O to $2,000m2. Luxury builders much, much more.

part of the builders price includes insurance for the workers and the materials and we aarrnged for our builder to employ our electrician and plumber and then we paid the wages direct without the builders' percentage...your labour costs may be cheaper but will your workers be properly insured and what about the costs for the concrete and all the materials for the tiler that the builder may be able to source much more cheaply than you or your family and, for the size of the house that you've asked about in your other posts, you'll need a team of concretors to manage a slab that big...why not ask the builder what discount he'll give for you to supply the slab...the tiler isn't such an issue as it's decoration after the builder has finished most of the work but will your tiler do all the wall prep and arrange waterproofing and the plumber to work around your tiler? the only way to find out for sure is to ask the builder

Hi Jen, For clients, when I estimate the amount of stackback for a window treatment, the fabric (composition, thickness, linings), fabric fullness, size of the window/curtain, curtain header and the hardware used all form part of the considerations. Most likely I’d be going with a larger stackback. With the number of brackets you should refer to the hardware manufacturer instructions taking into account the weight of the treatment. All the best, Louise - Decoro Custom Interiors