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Cynthia A

Austin, TX
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Painting: Are there any steps I need to take to paint brick?

I am wanting to paint my indoor fireplace, but I'm not quite sure if I need a certain paint or what.
Deborah
Deborah Fort Worth, TX
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  • Cynthia A
    Commented on Oct 24, 2011
    I have had my brick fireplace painted twice. I love the way it looks painted. Interior latex ...»
    paint works just fine. An eggshell finish is easier to keep clean than a flat finish.

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Design & Décor: Can someone give me some idea how to put furniture together will make this one bedroom look good and fit 2 teens and

two adults? Each person should have their own bed. I would like to have lot of storage. See floor plan attached. :-)
Amy Q
Amy Q Brooklyn, NY
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  • Cynthia A
    Commented on Oct 22, 2011
    Consider this: At the end of the living dining area put a double bed with the headboard on the ...»
    wall away from the other bedroom. Use open bookcases to separate the sleeping area from the living/dining area. On the bedroom side of the bookcases attach curtain rods. The curtains on these rods can be closed at night for privacy but left open during the day so that light from the two windows can reach the remainder of the living area. Elevate the bed on risers so that you have storage underneath. Use baskets on the bottom shelf of the bookcases for additional storage. In the bedroom, place two loft style beds meeting in the corner. The space underneath the beds can be used for storage, desks, etc.

    in the living area, use a small sofa and floor pillows for seating. A gateleg table can be placed against the wall or used to separate the kitchen from the living area. Raise the sides for meals and add wooden folding chairs.

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