Interior Design

My quasi-educated guess would be around 7 yards. Depending on the size and style of the chair, it could be as low as 6 yards or as high as 8 yards.

If the fabric has a repeating pattern or the chair has a skirt you may need as much as 11 yards. Take digital pictures of the chair from the front, back and side and measure it height, width and depth. Take the pictures with you when you are looking for upholstery fabric and ask for assistance with the yardage.

Wide clear trasparent tape can be used,in a put the tape on the couch,pull the tape off fashion.Also you can shave the couch lightly with a disposable razor.I have also seen a few years ago a battery operated tool called ,something like Fuzz buster,I saw it in a fabric store.

It probably will do, just try it. You never know unless you try.

Answer two.

The King duvet is about 15 Inches longer and about four inches wider than the Queen, so you might have to fold over at the top, but I am sure it will work for you. You could also remove the excess inches.

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Dirt red or cream. Or combine those two. It also depends what tone that brown is. When it's lighter, a bit darker wall would be good, when it's dark brown, light walls would be better. A little contrast makes it easy on the eye (a very bright room or very big contrast makes eyes hurt, a very dark room makes you feel depressed over the time).

Hardwood, yes.

Laminate , yes.

Tile, I wouldn't. you can put tile over it if you put backer board over it, or if you have 3/4 inch subfloor underneath and the vinyl is glued well you can use a superflex motor from lowes. but the backerboard is the best choice

I prefer to paint all walls and ceilings satin. I have no idea why people just automatically think that ceilings have to be flat...or even white. I do satin on the ceilings because of dust, yes dust does stick to the ceilings, esp near AC vents and around ceiling fans. Have you ever tried to sweep your flat white ceiling to get the dust off after a few years? It just smears. I think satin ceilings make small rooms brighter and larger. You must use satin or semi on the ceiling in the bathrooms, a bathroom environment is the one interior space that is actually most like an outdoor space with water splashing, steam, humidity, extreme temp changes, I wonder if it would be best to use exterior paint in the bathroom. For ceilings though I pick a white with a bit of grey and go all satin.

If the furniture is painted then you would need approx a 60-80 grit sandpaper, then gradually move to a finer paper. When paint is almost gone finish with about a 320 or 400 grit paper so it is completely smooth. If you want to repaint then you don't need to remove all the paint unless you are painting over an enamel paint with a latex. (oil based vs. water based). You can however prime it with a good primer once the wood is smoothed. Or if you remove all paint you can then stain it. before you paint/stain your wood be sure and remove all dust from the wood with a clean damp cloth. let wood dry and then proceed. good luck and wear a dust mask :-)

Go to the link I have provided.

Click on the type of pants you want, and scroll down to the yardages shown. There is a column heading at the top for size, follow that column to the width of the material (45" or 60") and you will see what the basic fabric amount is.

In order to have a false floor the first step is to create the space necessary for the false floor. Remove the existing foundation and escalate the desired depth or crawl space desired. Create a load bearing foundation to rebuild a foundation to replace the original flooring after that.

There are two was to answer this question. There is the Practical way and the Prescribed way.

The practical way is to verify the largest item or number of people that you want or need to get through the door. You also should know how easily or quickly you need that to happen. Then, you design around those requirements.

Then there is the prescribed way. The International Building Code requires that you have a minimum of 32" "clear width" at all exit doors. There is no minimum at all other doors. There are other exceptions and also additional widths based on occupancy (use of space) and occupant load (number of occupants).

Please be sure to contact your local Building Department for verification and additional information as these requirements are subject to local addoption and interpurattion.

I hope this has helped!

Terry, CBO

Building code requires a 36" door for means of egress not 32" for residential construction. Handicap doors are required to have a 32" clear opening.

My name is Kylie and I live underground. I hate my mother and my father and my little sister Devon. I have only one friend called Anastaciana. She is a rag doll. I have no nose and no teeth. My mother ripped them out with pliers and my dad beat my nose over and over again until it fell off. I have horrid white eyes and it looks like I'm a cartoon. I taught myself how to read and write because my mother never sent me to school. I never done anything bad. Only once and my punishment was having my teeth ripped out and my nose beaten. The thing I did that was bad was throwing my sister's teddy across the room. I was banned from her room and my room has been locked ever since. I am literally as thin as a stick and I have no nails. I only have 30 milliliters of water per day and I have one long-lasting 24 hour meal gum per day. My mum puts the food and drink through a hatch at the top of the door. My bed is two coats stitched together as a mattress, a book with a cotton cloth sewed around it as a pillow and 2 pashminas as a blanket. Please help me. I have made a tunnel. The only thing I don't know is where I am. I can't study any more. It gave me square eyes. So I didn't study places and such. I scream every night. This is true. There was a drawing attached to it which looked like a photo. But it wasn't I proper freaked out when I read this. If you don't c + p (copy and paste) this to 10 different places within the next 5 hours, she will come to your bed at 9pm tonight, kill you with a knife and eat you.

Drill a hole in the first board the diameter of the screw and screw into the second board. This will pull the two boards together. If you screw through both boards without the hole the first one will lift slightly when the screw goes through so the boards will not be held tight together.

Personally, I don't think there is a need to use nuts, drills, nails to hang anything on the wall. This is because there are many products available in the market that provide a drill-free option to the users. For example, most people find Command Strips to be one of the best options while doing so. However, Command strips are useful, however, they don’t provide the reusability to the consumers. Moreover, some of their products can’t be used for multiple purposes. For example, a command hook won’t allow one to hang a photo frame due to its mechanism. As an alternative: I found this new innovative product called KLAPiT. It works as a double-sided tape, just like 3M, but gives us the reusability and versatility through its innovative design. Specifically, it uses 2 steel tapes, with a super-strong magnet that allows users to hang frames, clocks, shelves, paintings, and anything with a flat surface on to the wall. This product has a very interesting mechanism and you can check it out here: The Best Double Sided Tape for hanging - KLAPiT. I personally find this product very useful and would recommend it to everyone.

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What is the type of towel that will be hung from this towel bar? Guest towel, hand towel or bath towel?

For most guest or hand towels you want to divide the length of the towel by 2, add 3 or 4 inches so the towel doesn't contact the toilet tank top. Also consider that gravity factors into it as well. Ideally, the towel should not hang any higher than the shoulder of the average person using the towel after washing their hands. This is to keep the water on the hands from dripping down the sleeve of the person using the towel.

Then consider the aesthetics of having a decorative item (Guest soap basket or a small floral dish or basket) on top of the toilet tank. Also consider hanging a small picture above the towel bar to balance the effect.

There is no direct way to answer the question, just a few hints to consider what will be functional, easy to use and add to the overall design of the bathroom.

There is a big difference between interior designer and interior decorator , Anyone become an interior decorator who have little creativity and loves playing with colors, fabrics, textiles can easily become a decorator by simply printing off a business card and promoting themselves to clients.

I am not sure about everyone, but my body remains the same height in the shower as out of the shower. I am a little under six foot two inches both in and out of the shower dingus truffle. My wife grows in the shower she just informed me. She is five one outside of the shower, and five eight in the shower! I got so much hair on my eye o can see the love dolphin form space.

technically yes. here are step-by-step instructions:

http://www.ehow.com/how_4869757_paint-white-bathroom-sink.html

Most crystals that are sold are real because there are very few created crystals unlike diamonds. Looking at a crystal you can see how it is cut, the color, and imperfections. The only way to determine if a gemstone or a diamond is real or created is to take it to a jeweler and have him/her use the loop to tell you.

Price ranges from $3-$6 in the midwestern U.S. as of January 2009.

As with most things, variables will influence your outcome, such as wood type and weather encountered. In general the maximum distance between posts is 15'

the average size of a master bedroom will differ depending on the area you live in. but the smallest master bedroom size will be 13' X 12'. it is enough for a king size bed two generous night stands on the sides and 30 inches of walking space between the foot of the bed and a regular size dresser or armoire

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200 to 250 sq ft or if you want an idea of the dimensions 14x15, 15x15 or 15x16

That is just the average size. If you want to compete in todays market you need to go with about 350 square feet which would be around 20x17, 19x18, 20x18, 20x19, etc. Anything over 20x20 is a luxury and should only be put in houses with over 3,500 sq ft of total living space.

Just remember that if you put a master bedroom in your home between 200 and 250 sq ft you need to have a master bathroom that wont put the master bedroom to shame. Same goes for the master bedroom around 350 sq ft. If your master bath is too small it will not be worth the large bedroom it belongs to. Make sure the master bathroom is large with enough space for 4 or more people to fit comfortably in. (Not that you will have that many people in your bathroom, just to give you an idea of how large you want it to be.) Most Master Bathrooms need to be as large as a small bedroom if connected to a large master bedroom.

200 to 250 sq ft master should have a bath about 10x10 minimum

350 sq ft master should have a bath about 11x14 minimum

Anything larger than 400 sq ft should have a master bath larger than 14x16

If you dont want your bathroom to be that large, stick with the smaller master suite. It wont throw people off when they enter a huge master and find a wimpy master bath connected to it.

General Rule: Your master bathroom should be close to half of the size of the master suite.

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Another rule of thumb is that the Master Bedroom should be about 1/6th of the heated square feet

If you do the contracting yourself and depending where you are you could save a lot of money. I just completed a 2nd floor addition that I did all the labor. Included bath, tilework, large shower and gas fireplace. Approximate cost was $ 25,000.00, approx. sq ft= 675 . Generally in the south it's cheaper. Say for example Texas where you would spend on average $60-$80 per square foot.

It depends. Dry ,around 30 lbs. Wet, triple that. Most treated wood is wet when you see it in the store, When it dries ,it shrinks,warps and cups.Sometimes a lot,sometimes a little.