Tudor architecture is known for its exposed ceiling beams. Adding a little plaster and paint is a great way to update and add depth to a room.
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All in Living Rooms
Tudor architecture is known for its exposed ceiling beams. Adding a little plaster and paint is a great way to update and add depth to a room.
Overlooking High Park, this gem of a one-bedroom is the perfect example of making “eclectic” actually work.
I got a chance to visit Santa Barbara and stayed at my uncle Derek’s house. Other than impeccable taste, he really has a green thumb.
In Japan, it’s common to sit on the floor with a only a cushion for comfort. So, is the zabuton furniture or accessory?