muffin1973
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Sounds good to me Marion!
Hokey - that's exactly what I like about the carpet, it is lovely and warm and it makes the room cosier. I used to live in a house with nothing but wooden floors and like you say, I did find them colder (although they were much easier to clean!). Good idea re the rugs, they'll help a lot.
Mac, we actually put up something on the bay window that we bought in Ikea - they are panels that are like long blinds but they don't go up and down, they go from side to side. They look really good from the outside with the lights on so we're happy with them. My boyfriend and his dad put them up, they were a major pain but worth it in the end. We put up curtains on the balcony doors but had to drill into the metal surround on the doors to put them up as they would have been too long otherwise. The alternative (if we hadn't bought the panels in Ikea) would have been to get a wider curtain (like the 90 inch i mentioned earlier) and drill into the beam running from the wall as far as the balcony door I guess and put a pole up there. But you would definitely have to have two poles beside each other (unless you managed to find a really long pole and get curtains specially made!). Also like I said, this blocks off the bay window area, but it depends whether you're going to put anything in there -we're thinking of putting a table and chairs in there as it's a perfect shape for it...
Hokey - that's exactly what I like about the carpet, it is lovely and warm and it makes the room cosier. I used to live in a house with nothing but wooden floors and like you say, I did find them colder (although they were much easier to clean!). Good idea re the rugs, they'll help a lot.
Mac, we actually put up something on the bay window that we bought in Ikea - they are panels that are like long blinds but they don't go up and down, they go from side to side. They look really good from the outside with the lights on so we're happy with them. My boyfriend and his dad put them up, they were a major pain but worth it in the end. We put up curtains on the balcony doors but had to drill into the metal surround on the doors to put them up as they would have been too long otherwise. The alternative (if we hadn't bought the panels in Ikea) would have been to get a wider curtain (like the 90 inch i mentioned earlier) and drill into the beam running from the wall as far as the balcony door I guess and put a pole up there. But you would definitely have to have two poles beside each other (unless you managed to find a really long pole and get curtains specially made!). Also like I said, this blocks off the bay window area, but it depends whether you're going to put anything in there -we're thinking of putting a table and chairs in there as it's a perfect shape for it...