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Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - OWC Jamie - 08-14-2006
under chair rail could be panelling.
above chair rail, wallpaper.
window near the door ?
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - davester - 08-14-2006
[quote 3d]Can you cut a hole in that back wall and install a window?
That's the very first thing I thought of.
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - papercup - 08-14-2006
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - msglee - 08-14-2006
All you need is a 1/4 keg of Michelob.
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - davemchine - 08-14-2006
Papercup that looks fantastic! Could you post the same pic with the keg fridge still there? I know it's not perfect for the spot but I'm limited in my choices. Wow, thanks for that picture!
Dave
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - dmann - 08-14-2006
Nicely done papercup!
DM
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - papercup - 08-14-2006
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - davester - 08-14-2006
I think the window needs to be bigger (i.e. it needs to come down to table height so you can see out when seated, and needs fewer sashes given the size of the space) and you need to install crown molding and perhaps white beadboard wainscotting/chair rail...of course, this depends on the style of the rest of the house.
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - Jp! - 08-14-2006
Or, just a nice mirror if an actual window is too pricey to install.
Re: decorating breakfast nook (somebandwidth) - cbelt3 - 08-14-2006
The Window idea is nice- you can put in a false window if you don't want to cut a hole. My mother-in-law did that to her kitchen in 1962- the sink was against an inside wall. She put in a window with a landscape photo behind it and lighting to illuminate it. It really does give you the feeling of being able to reach out and touch the outside.