Is the fireplace old fashioned?
Lozbob Linley
5 years ago
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Comments (1)Hi, yes they are old fashioned...See Moreold fashioned lounge
Comments (22)Hi Tidesreach, If you wanted to change the sofa then the best way would be to use a second hand items from free cycle or eBay. You will be surprised what you can get with a bit of research. Failing that, you need to tie the sofa's into your over all design. Lighten the ceiling with a coat of white and the walls with a colour to compliment the sofas as best you can. Definitely de-clutter and remove anything too dated. I would be happy to go over things in more detail if you wanted to drop an email to gina.everett@createperfect.co.uk. All the best. Gina...See MoreOld fashioned kitchen and bathroom help
Comments (1)Hi Vicky, I think painting the units will definitely make a difference to the kitchen before you have your extension done and that wont be expensive to do, a pastel colour maybe might look nice with the worktop and tiles? Also with the flooring in your bathroom, the cork i agree needs to be changed, you could look at a sheet vinyl which can be put on top of the cork but not give a perfect finish and it would have to be cut around the pedestal and tray which may be fiddly. Some less expensive tiles would work or a karndean effect flooring which can be stuck down, all those options shouldn't be to expensive to do. Have a look at some of these websites for colour options. https://www.vusta.co.uk/catalogue/category/browse-floors_1/ http://www.carpettradecentre.co.uk/karndean-flooring-basingstoke/...See MoreOld fashioned views?
Comments (11)We are a funny bunch.......we all have pipes hidden behind tiles in the shower but don’t worry about them leaking but do worry about concealed cistern toilets. Then we unplug the TV when we go on holiday in case it melts but we trust the fridge. I think lots of people have an opinion based on what a tradesperson has said rather than personal experience. And let’s be fair- as a profession they tend to be a little negative.... we have all heard that flat roofs leak, concealed cisterns will give you sleepless nights and anything new and unfamiliar is bound to explode within 20 minutes of installation. I say don’t make decisions based on your trades persons convenience but have what you want and have faith that the product has been designed to allow maintenance. I had a concealed cistern at my last house and when something needed replacing, the flush plate popped off and although fiddly it was just a 2 minute job....See MoreJules Mc
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