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As you'll all know, we've refurbished a 1974 bungalow and made it into a house. Internally it's now very modern with lovely oak and glazed doors like this. This is the double door to the sitting room
![]() The ick p1ss green paint was under some equally hideous wallpaper, this is about the only wall that wasn't replastered. And this is the front door ![]() Sort of gives you an idea... we have laminate floors everywhere, velux windows upstairs at the front in a sloping ceiling, big picture windows facing south west at the back. Kitchen is cream unts with red/brown/green tiles, like this: ![]() This is the view from the sitting room into the den: ![]() This is the fireplace in the sitting room. That's the messy kitchen you can see, too: ![]() Nearly finished sorting all the boxes!!!! So... decorating ideas required please. Colours? Lots of glass faces south-west so in summer there will be lots of light. Strong colours anywhere or white throughout? One wall wallpapered? Is coving fashionable? Blinds or curtains? Ideas gratefully received... |
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Coving is a no no IMO if your after modern, feature walls still popular, magnolia or very light brown still work especially with what you have there Ed.
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I don't like all this papering one wall lark. I think you want one colour throughout. Probably a magnolia, but towards the whiter end.
IMO coving won't go with the fairly modern effect doors you have,. |
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I got coving and it looks ok, it's not your cheap polystyrene tosh its plain and made from plasterboard.
It's great for hiding cables and the like behind.
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Seems fine to me, just buy loads of cheap prints & a bag of nails.
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Yeah but the poor bugger who changes the coving in the future will have a pain with it especially if the adhesive is set around and intwinned with the cables , I'm talking from experience here btw.
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Who cares?! It wont be me ![]() Oh and plenty of adhesive so it doesnt have to be pinned or filled along the edges ![]() |
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