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Enjoy sunrise and sunset views over the Lake in this sophisticated double corner unit at Bratenahl 2. Designed and renovated by internationally known architect Phillip Olson, every aspect of this home was designed to maximize the views and create a space that is both perfect for elegant entertaining or quiet nights with the family. There is a large custom kitchen w/high end appliances and a beautiful glass counter. Hardwood floors run throughout the unit. Rare Australian Lacewood accents make this home very special. A wet bar and thermostatically controlled wine storage can be opened or shut by the use of the incredible stainless steel movable curved wall. This wall is a functional piece of art. The unit comes with 4 parking spaces. The building offers a swimming pool, tennis courts, a party room, a shared garden and storage lockers. Bratenahl Place has 24 hour security and the staff provides the best service of any association in the area. A true value for the most discerning buyer.
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On the basement level is the main atrium level with two curved staircases, a large assortment of plants, and two koi ponds. The floor is brick and gravel. Through the glass doors is a large rec room with a full bar, exercise room, and plenty of room for entertaining. Through the door behind the bar is a future wine storage area (when I finish it) and I will place a door going to the unfinished cellar, which has cinderblock walls and support pillars for the house. On the right side of the house is the 4 car garage. Back up stairs is the stairwell, which is a prominent feature in the house, it features a wall of windows spanning almost the entire height of the house. Upstairs are 5 bedrooms, each with access to a 2nd story terrace, a small den area, the library loft, and a small office. The two terraces on the right side of the house have stairs going up to the third level.

Question by bisous148: I’m painting my room soon–ideas?
I am painting my room very soon; I may start the process as soon as Wednesday (I have a few days to choose a color scheme, though; I hear it starts with a bunch of sanding and spackling and primer). I don’t know what kind of color scheme I want. Here are a few ideas I had:

–white with black trim (or another high-contrast combination–ideas?), and I would paint sheet music on the walls (I am a composer, so it seems only natural). Maybe there would be a mural on one of the slanted ceilings (my room is in the attic), which I will decide later.

–a scheme to match my comforter (which will be different, depending on the bed I use, but if I use the comforter I plan to, that would mean wine-red or orange walls with tan/khaki trim)

–burgundy or royal purple with gold trim

–not sure of the appropriate colors, but a theatre theme (the important detail, then, would be making red velvet curtains with gold fringe; what color should the room be with that, and what other details could I add?)

–not sure of much of anything with this, but something to evoke a very traditional, sophisticated mood (either 19th century France, or an English tea room)

What do you think?
By the way, I’m 20, and in college (but I live on-campus and plan to stay there as long as possible); I want to make my room a sort of escape for me. I’ve never really liked being in my room since I moved into this house, and especially after the house caught fire while I was in college (thus turning the room into a haphazard storage facility), I have taken to sleeping on the living room couch. I want to make my room somewhere I can look forward to being.
Oh, and the floor is currently hardwood (don’t know what exactly, but it’s a medium-dark shade). Should I keep it, should I cover it with a mock-hardwood laminate (if so, what color?), or should I carpet it (if so, what color?)
I have ideas, don’t tell me places to get them. I’m looking for minds to help me flesh out my ideas.

And I’m not funky. Sorry.
Strawberry Shortcake: Whatever that is, it’s not champagne, and unless I keep the queen-size bed (which I hope I don’t have to), I already have a comforter that I will use. But the color complements the existing floor well. I could use that shade to be a theatre, or a somewhat lighter shade to be a tea room.

yowza: That tool really seems like fun! And it will probably help avoid the mistakes my parents have made with colors…

Best answer:

Answer by mikedrazehero
i think you should visit homedepot or lowes

and pick up a magazine, near the checkout counter
or in the book rack, you dont’ have to buy it, read it
look over everything on paint and decortation and junk
you[lll find things you want to do

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