Layout for Parent Retreat
Karen Austin
14 days ago
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Need decor help with Retreat Room
Comments (5)Hi Judy, I'm a bit late but just in case you're still playing with your room... On the table: Try a table runner (a cotton brightly coloured or striped navy & white will go with a beachy nautical look). The latern you've got is a good style but needs to be bigger and centre it in the middle of the table (if you want to keep it and use it then see if you can get another one and then add a hurricane lamp that will group together on the table - odd numbers work best). On the corner coffee table: See if you can some how get a stand that will raise the model boat up so that the eye roams around the room rather than straight to the mid height of the room. On the wall with the window and photo: You could think about adding a timber oar over the window and the picture to create a more united look (grouping the wall) and additional boat/beach pictures - keeping the commonality of the frame and matting that will tie it all together. On the bench seating: add some fun cushions it'll make it more inviting to sit on. You've got great basics for a room to kick back with a few beers/wines with mates - just play with your décor pieces. Good luck!...See MoreNeed ideas for our Parents Retreat (PR)
Comments (2)Have a look at wuf's photos in her answer to another design dilemma query. It's lovely but doable for normal people....See MoreLayout dilemma 70s brick house
Comments (41)Hi Do you need four bedrooms? If not, turn main bedroom into a kids room. Turn the lounge into main bedroom with en-suite, knock down the wall between the kitchen and the bedroom at the back of the house and then create one big open plan kitchen living dining across the back of the house. I envisage you would need to knock out the back wall of the house and add some square footage to get the space you would desire. You could also build a patio across the back with stacking sliding doors to create a beautiful indoor/outdoor living space that overlooks the pool. Good luck!!...See MoreMain bedroom layout dilemma
Comments (30)This is the downstairs plans (colourful agent ones), I am onsite at work at the moment and don't have access to the formal plans. There is an area added onto the back room, opposite the kitchen heading out towards the backyard. Works have already begun. This area (6.2x3.8) (not shown in these plans) is designed be an indoor/outdoor entertainment room, by the pool. Please feel free to provide feedback relating to the master/office space. I do not require a full time office at home, only in the event of a level 4 lockdown plus some after hours work being done from home. We already have an office/warehouse- separate from home....See MoreKaren Austin
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