Just don't lick the walls. I finally finished putting the pictures on the walls in the den. The only thing left to do before the room is officially "done" is to hang the curtains. Soon, I promise. I really like the wall color. It's called
ours brun (brown bear), but it looks more like milk chocolate to me. So here are a few photos of how it all came out. To see what it looked like a little over a month ago, click
here.
We replaced the old daybed with this cabinet. It's filled with dishes and other overflow kitchen items.
The fold-down desk and my computer station. This is where I process photos and write the blog.
A view back into the living/dining room. We removed the door for now. I like it gone.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe milk chocolate is a very peaceful, cosy colour.
The pine cabinet is one that we got back in 2003, when we first moved into the house. This is is third location in the house since we've lived here.
DeleteIt sure looks nicer than the previuos avatar.u
ReplyDeleteI love the colour. Very warm and welcoming and conducive to excellent blogging I wouldn't wonder!
ReplyDeleteI love the cosy and comfortable look to the room. A great space to spend time in and, if you don't mind me saying so, a vast improvement on what went before. :0)
ReplyDeleteThe room looks so nice now. The dubiousness of the wall cabinet had disappeared, overwhelmed by the new decoration, and what an inspired choice of colour. I rather like the standard lamp.
ReplyDeleteI love that cabinet.The whole room has a totally different feel now.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! It looks absolutely wonderful, and I love seeing the view into the other room, too. Well done!
ReplyDeleteFirst word that came to mind: lovely. Second: wonderful. Mikey likes it!
ReplyDeleteSoft or should I say, looks very warm. Like the whole room ( or what is being shown through the pics)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and soothing and I agree, I like the door down as well. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI have been hating what I call the chocolat shit brown color that everyone (at least it seems like it) here in California uses on their walls. But your chocolate brown looks so pretty. It's not that dark depressing one. I also loved the beautiful yellow color on your kitchen walls. The cabinetry in your study is really nice.
ReplyDeleteit looks neat
ReplyDeleteLooks great! A very calm and soothing work space.
ReplyDeleteThat came out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteI think your place looks splendid.
ReplyDeleteCompliments from a (retired) interior specialist, and yes: removed door creates space!
ReplyDeleteTrès beau, mais le poste de travail avec l'ordinateur est très inconfortable, comme d'ailleurs chez beaucoup de gens. La surface de travail est très faible, il est difficile de poser des documents à coté du clavier, et surtout les jambes arrivent en butée sur les portes du placard. Quelque part, je crois que cela traduit le fait que l'ordinateur n'est pas encore pleinement considéré comme un élément essentiel de la maison, comme le serait un canapé, une table, un plan de travail de cuisine :-).
ReplyDeleteLooks warm and welcoming!
ReplyDeleteA very inviting workspace! I've recently read many blogger's notes about removing doors to dens! How pleasant to just tilt one's head and have the view through to the salon! Loving that milk chocolate hue. Excellent choice. Now we can "see" you sitting at your bureau and composing your blogs!
ReplyDeleteMary in Oregon