How Would You Use This Empty Space By The Bath?
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Comments (3)What's the view like from where the dog is laying? I'd pull the 2 single blue chairs into the space in front of the doors maybe..... need to open the sitting space out a bit more. Move the 'floating' rugs. Are you hoping just to rearrange or add more?...See MoreExtension Layout Advice - how would you use our space?!
Comments (10)Hi all, A few of you are right, there is currently a doorway from the hall into the playroom, but my husband didn't want two doors into that room! He thinks we won't use both but I have a feeling that, again, I should've stuck with my original idea of having both doors. So, thanks for your thoughts on this - I think we'll be keeping both doors! We did play with the idea of having the utility betwen the playroom and kitchen, or indeed the other side of the house (as you have done jonathanb1972) but the utility room wall is load bearing and because of other work we are having done, we are already having a lot of steels = costs! although it's is a great layout, we couldnt justify the extra expense of also moving soil pipe etc. I should've said that where the shower room will go is already a toilet so we'll just upgrade that. I am wondering now whether to move the french doors over to be near the dining area and have the lounge/living area more snug-like. As you can imagine my husband just wants me to stick with an idea so he can get on with things, but usually when I am not sure, it's because something isn't right - it's just a case of working out what that is, then ta-da! it all drops into place! I think it must be some sort of sixth sense or something, which can be annoying, but when it works, it's great!!...See MoreWhat would you do with this space??
Comments (3)I've been giving this some more thought and have come up with a couple of ideas, neither of which i am completely sure would work in practice but wanted to put them out there for anyone with more design idea than me to comment on! Thanks Kathryn Idea 1 Idea 2...See MoreHow would you make the most of this kitchen/living space?
Comments (4)Thanks Jonathan, I can see how well this design works, however it takes away the garage which we need and we want to try to avoid knocking around the shower room and utility as we want to do as little work (and spend as little of our budget) as possible. We’re trying to see if we can get a decent kitchen/dining are just from the kitchen/living area when it is knocked through....See MoreHU-406593228
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last yearPlant or plants would look lovely. I have a mother-in-laws tongue/snake plant and an umbrella plant and both are very easy to grow. Just don’t over water.
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last yearWatering depends on the plant. A snake plant copes with dry conditions so I would suggest put your finger in the soil, if it is bone dry then water. If there is even the teeniest bit of moisture then leave it a bit longer. Peace Plants tell you when they need watering by drooping it’s leaves. I find that’s a good indicator to water all of your plants. I would say I water mine every 3 weeks or so and they are all doing well. Over watering is one of the most common reasons plants die. Here are some of mine.
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