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Large BRAND NEW condition 5 pc. Sofa Sectional!


This item is in BRAND NEW condition, it is very overwhelming and comfortable! You must have a large spot for this guy but you'll be glad you made the room for it when you sit down and layback to enjoy your sectional that (originally) cost over $2,500, for only $1,089!!!

Awesome HENREDON Glass Display Cabinet/Curio!


This HUGE (7'x6') glass display case by Henredon cost a small fortune brand new, own it today for a fraction of the cost at only $689!

Granite top table w/ 4 chairs!


A very stunning peice of granite sits on top of this super sturdy oak table with 4 solid chairs to go with it. On sale now for only $339!

Scando-Style John Widdicomb China Hutch!


A beautifully well built hutch from the one and only John Widdicomb! Flawless condition! Come check it out for only $695!

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Sample Pictures of the World’s Biggest House Home Design Ideas

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 Sample Pictures of the World’s Biggest House Home Design Ideas

These are the great sample pictures of amazing home architectural design.

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 Sample Pictures of the World’s Biggest House Home Design Ideas
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 Sample Pictures of the World’s Biggest House Home Design Ideas
Big House Design
 Sample Pictures of the World’s Biggest House Home Design Ideas
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The Sample Pictures of the World’s Biggest House Design Ideas displayed on this site might satisfy when you have been looking for the biggest house in the world. You can imagine how busy you are if you have such big houses since you will spend a lot of money to maintain the houses. Any way, the biggest houses displayed are not only owned personally. They mostly belong to the kingdom. So, what do you think now? Are you interested to build your own house using one of the biggest house design and architecture? If so, you have to prepare your house space which can be used to build 100 or even 1000 common houses. Besides, you have to prepare your money which might be uncountable.


Home Interior Design : Living Room Decoration ideas

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These are the sample Pictures of Home Interior design: living room decoration that can become the idea in designing, remodeling, redecirating, or renovating your old house. The model of the living room, the choice of furniture, the arrangement of furniture, the shape of furniture, the lighting design, and the choice of color can inspire you in planning a modern futuristic houise or other buildings.

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Home Exterior Interior Design Ideas by Architectural Designer Kevin Akey

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These are the sample pictures of Home Exterior and Interior Design Ideas by Architectural Designer Kevin Akey. This home is designed using modern contemporary architecture. The lighting design, the choice of furniture, and the choice of color can become the inspiration in designing and decorating a futuristic home.

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Amazing Home interior design


2010 Block House Remodeling Aechitectural Design Ideas

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Here are the pictures of all sides of Best Photos of Block House Remodeling Inspiration 2010. This house is built with the best architectural design.

The Best Photos of Block House Remodeling Inspiration 2010 might inspire you to build your house since this house is a block design experiment in the days and increasing living space in a traditional Philadelphia row house without losing privacy. The accommodation is made with double-height skylight that feeds natural light in every level of the house. The master bedroom and bathroom are located on the third floor. The natural light floods in their 15 ‘wall of glass blocks. The roof terrace features high parapet wall creating outdoor sunning area, which remains open to the sky, but personally to their neighbors. The house design is done in 2,500 meters.Thus, following the brilliant design of block house design as displayed on this site is the best decision. Be the first one to remodel your block house as shown on this site.
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A Modern Home Decoration

There’s a reason why owners of many modern homes eschew pattern. Vivid florals, checks, plaids and geometric patterns tend to detract from simple and elegant modernist lines. Additionally, patterns tend to date a room. An op art print instantly takes us back to the 1960s. A muted floral print instantly transports us to the 1940s. And when we see chocolate brown and baby blue retro prints, well, we think 2005. Most of us, however, aspire to a more classic feel to our homes. At the same time, patterns and prints are fun, (like the Lotus Bleu Danish modern chair on the right) and we all want a little more of that in our homes too. So what’s the best way to incorporate pattern (and a little bit of whimsy) into a modern home.

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1) Limit patterns to pieces that can easily be changed out. In short, rather than choosing a graphic patterned tile for your kitchen floor, choose patterned dish towels, potholders, dishes, placemats and kitchen accessories. The secret to using pattern is to use it in small doses that will not be difficult or expensive to change when the pattern becomes passe.

2) In decorating living rooms and dens, you’re better off opting for pattern in smaller furniture pieces rather than anchor pieces. Instead of a patterned couch, choose patterned pillows. Or think about adding pattern to an accent chair that can later be easily re-covered or slip-covered. Recently, many modernists have added pattern to their living spaces through patterned lampshades.

3) Consider a mural. Want an up-to-the-minute pattern in your home, but you want to be able to change at the drop of a hat? Consider incorporating pattern into your home through a painted pattern or wall decals (check out patterns offered by the French firm, Domestic, at left). The big plus is that painted pattern is easier to change than painted wall paper, and wall decals, (at least in theory) can just be peeled off. Also, just a little bit goes a long way. It’s enough to paint just one accent wall or entryway with a dazzling pattern to dramatic effect.

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4) Think about incorporating pattern in more subtle ways. What does that mean? How about a wooden floor installed in a herringbone pattern, or a fireplace incorporating an interesting tile pattern? What about a room divider or bookshelf built in a uniquely patterned way? Pattern does not have to mean pattern found on fabric, but can extend to patterns that are actually part of walls, floors, and furniture.

5) Stick to classics. It’s oh-so-tempting to choose up-to-the-minute colors and patterns that seem so current today. But the problem with all the neon colors and graphic prints is that they also quickly go out of style. The easiest way to handle the problem is to opt for patterns that have proven themselves to be classic over time. Patterns that fall into this category include the prints and designs found in oriental rugs and tribal kilims, most stripes, and the pattern found in cowhide, zebra and other animal skins.

6) Use pattern judiciously. Even very bold patterns that will date fast can be used and enjoyed when they are used carefully. That means opting for less pattern rather than more. You probably don’t want to add pattern through drapes or curtains, which tend to dominate a large visual expanse. Instead, how about a boldly patterned footstool, which uses much less visual space? Using pattern in smaller amounts will give your pattern more staying power. Even if a pattern never becomes a classic, in small doses it is likely to work well for many years to come.


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A Modern Home Decoration

There’s a reason why owners of many modern homes eschew pattern. Vivid florals, checks, plaids and geometric patterns tend to detract from simple and elegant modernist lines. Additionally, patterns tend to date a room. An op art print instantly takes us back to the 1960s. A muted floral print instantly transports us to the 1940s. And when we see chocolate brown and baby blue retro prints, well, we think 2005. Most of us, however, aspire to a more classic feel to our homes. At the same time, patterns and prints are fun, (like the Lotus Bleu Danish modern chair on the right) and we all want a little more of that in our homes too. So what’s the best way to incorporate pattern (and a little bit of whimsy) into a modern home.

modern-furniture-lighting-litpinkmain

1) Limit patterns to pieces that can easily be changed out. In short, rather than choosing a graphic patterned tile for your kitchen floor, choose patterned dish towels, potholders, dishes, placemats and kitchen accessories. The secret to using pattern is to use it in small doses that will not be difficult or expensive to change when the pattern becomes passe.

2) In decorating living rooms and dens, you’re better off opting for pattern in smaller furniture pieces rather than anchor pieces. Instead of a patterned couch, choose patterned pillows. Or think about adding pattern to an accent chair that can later be easily re-covered or slip-covered. Recently, many modernists have added pattern to their living spaces through patterned lampshades.

3) Consider a mural. Want an up-to-the-minute pattern in your home, but you want to be able to change at the drop of a hat? Consider incorporating pattern into your home through a painted pattern or wall decals (check out patterns offered by the French firm, Domestic, at left). The big plus is that painted pattern is easier to change than painted wall paper, and wall decals, (at least in theory) can just be peeled off. Also, just a little bit goes a long way. It’s enough to paint just one accent wall or entryway with a dazzling pattern to dramatic effect.

modern-furniture-lighting-redlitmain

4) Think about incorporating pattern in more subtle ways. What does that mean? How about a wooden floor installed in a herringbone pattern, or a fireplace incorporating an interesting tile pattern? What about a room divider or bookshelf built in a uniquely patterned way? Pattern does not have to mean pattern found on fabric, but can extend to patterns that are actually part of walls, floors, and furniture.

5) Stick to classics. It’s oh-so-tempting to choose up-to-the-minute colors and patterns that seem so current today. But the problem with all the neon colors and graphic prints is that they also quickly go out of style. The easiest way to handle the problem is to opt for patterns that have proven themselves to be classic over time. Patterns that fall into this category include the prints and designs found in oriental rugs and tribal kilims, most stripes, and the pattern found in cowhide, zebra and other animal skins.

6) Use pattern judiciously. Even very bold patterns that will date fast can be used and enjoyed when they are used carefully. That means opting for less pattern rather than more. You probably don’t want to add pattern through drapes or curtains, which tend to dominate a large visual expanse. Instead, how about a boldly patterned footstool, which uses much less visual space? Using pattern in smaller amounts will give your pattern more staying power. Even if a pattern never becomes a classic, in small doses it is likely to work well for many years to come.


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