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Love that. I could see how it could look dated in 15 years, but enjoy the ride.
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Is Herringbone/Chevron pattern too trendy for floor pattern? It looks great now but at one point in time, so did 'parquet and cocaine'.
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I think herringbone floors look good in certain contexts and it is important to get the proportions right. With that being said, I like the look of parquet in scenarios too.
What are your thoughts on a condo setup that is relatively small (~600sqft)? Is that what you meant by proportions?
On your couch?? Man what kind of hospitality is that. I was expecting to be able to sleep at the foot of your bed at an absolute minimum!The landscape lighting installers are here and there are 4 of them. I'm glad I went the pay route versus trying to do that **** on my own. The other plus is not having MV visit my house to help install and sleeping on my couch.
I meant more: if you have a large room, and you make the herringbone pattern really small, it will look very busy. Of the two pictures you posted, I like the first one better.
600sq ft split into multiple rooms? I could see that looking odd for transitions and trying to keep the pattern.
Have you ever wanted to do palm readings in your house? Possibly teach divination?