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The Indiana Department of Transportation is launching an accelerated project that will close Interstate 65 and Interstate 70 between the north and south splits on the east side of downtown Indianapolis for approximately 59 days to reconstruct and lower one-half mile of pavement beneath seven bridges.
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There are some fine musicians among the group, as the soloists showed. Especially good were harpist Krista Strader... on the theme "Tema Per Violoncello Ed Arpa"
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Krista Strader is truly an exceptional musician. We have utilized Krista's abilities as a virtuosic solo harpist in the concert hall and as part of our ensemble. The response is always overwhelming from the audience. Krista communicates with her audience. Her great talents, combined with a strong work ethic, make Krista indispensable for everything from concerts, grand affairs, intimate weddings and events of every shape and size. Our association with many skilled musicians has given us the perspective that Krista Strader, harpist, is simply the best!
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In the Theater District and within a 3-minute walk of Times Square, this hotel features a fitness center and a concierge service. Rockefeller Center is a short walk away.
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citizenM New York Times SquareLocated right in the heart of Manhattan, this hotel is just 1-minute walk from Times Square and within a 5-minute walk of Central Park and Columbus Circle.
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Fairfield Inn by Marriott Times SquareIn downtown Manhattan and just a 5-minute walk from Times Square, this modern hotel features a rooftop bar and restaurant overlooking the city. Penn Station is a 10-minute walk away.
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This boutique hotel in midtown Manhattan's theater district offers modern rooms and an Italian restaurant. It's next to Times Square and 2 blocks from Rockefeller Center.
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Couldn't have asked for a better location. Staff really friendly, beds really comfortable. Stayed in a quad room. Ideal for a group of friends visiting on a short leisure break.
Shower only had a curtain separating from the main room, not ideal. Hooks for towels would have been good. Quad room was fine for three adults, would have been tight with four.
The location was right around the corner from Time Square... The whole atmosphere was great.. I'll will be returning to this hotel
Hmm, the bar could have stayed open longer.. and they could of had a microwave in the room.. If you have a refrigerator in there why not a microwave
everything,great location, great staff
Location you can't get better for being close to Time Square and all venues ( subway, broadway shows , tour bus, restaurants ) it truly is ther best for the price. Great staff special thanks to Chantelle and Serge who went out of their way to be especially nice to me and my two brothers. Thanks again ,,,
Location is close to Times Square and for us who likes Musicals and other types of entertaiment this hotel was great! The staff was always very helpful and all had a smile!
The location, size of room, free wifi
Staff were always rushing, not paying attention to one thing at a time. Not the most obvious of places to find.
the breakfaat was great, so was the staff and pool !
The t.v was messed up , couldnt watch anything without a buzzing sound. There was wter damages to the paint in the window . wall paper was messed up.
Room size was a bit small, no door to shower, just a shower curtain. The smell of cleaning supplies and chlorine from the pool was nauseating in the second floor area (where breakfast is served, some bathrooms located). Bed was different but complicated to get out of.
The location is amazing, the staff is nice and the decoration is original
Food smell in the room. No clear separation between the room and the bathroom
Location are great
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Location could not be better for Times Square and 5th avenue etc. Staff were excellent. Walk in shower's good. Would recommend and go back.
Photos don't show how compact rooms are. Did not like view out of back rooms and had to ask to change.
Beautiful hotel right in the middle of everything. The beds were so comfortable and the rooms are modern and stylish. The pool and sauna are beautiful, the staff is very helpful and polite.
Right in the heart of the city. Staff was very helpful.
Not enough variety for breakfast. Room could have been cleaner.
Most comfy bed I've ever slept on. Bathroom set-up simple but sound
Cramped for space. No where for suitcases. Nevertheless you've everything you need, after all you don't go to New York to sit in a room!
Bed comfortable, room quiet large bathroom with two shower heads
No light switch, elevator too dark to see buttons, king bed comfortable but against wall so had to climb over bench. No dresser or side table. Closet had only a curtain.
I loved the location, a few steps from times square! the bed was super comfty, there was loads of space, perfect for sightseeing and people who will just want to sleep in the hotel! such friendly staff as well!!! perfect for the younger people with friends!!! :)
we thought it was odd that there was no door to the bathroom (there was a door for teh toilet and shower.. but not the actual room itself...) that was a bit odd but we swiftly got over that!! it was just so nice!!
Location is great - right next to Times Square and between two great pubs. The staff were very nice and the beds comfy. Breakfast was good, but I wouldn't recommend always eating at the hotel, as it's the same food every day. Housekeeping did a great job and met all our requests, as did the receptionists.
The hotel in general needs a bit of maintenance work and some cleaning that regular housekeeping can't deal with. Steam room wasn't working and there seemed to be no effort towards repairing it.
Love every bit about my stay!
The rooms are nicely decorated and the location is perfect only 5 mins from Times Square.
The rooms are incredibly small especially the standard room. Its smaller than what the pictures potray. The restaurant and bars were not open. Had high expectations for this hotel and sadly it wasnt what i thought it would be.
Vent blowing on bed area was problematic for sleeping.
Pretty much everything ...my room was extremely comfortable. The bed was nice & cozy. The design was unique. The pool was nice. The house keeping was consistent.
The design/lighting on the ninth floor. It looks like a death trap. Makes you feel uncomfortable until you reach the elevator or your room.
The beds and sheets were very comfortable. The rooms were decently clean and staff was polite.
Rooms were just a bit small, but nothing we couldn't work with. Shower curtains didn't really close all the way which is a problem especially for a shower that is not in its own private room.
- good location, very close to Times Square - functional bunk-bed setup
- 30min delay in preparing room - added 2 bogus movie charges to my room, only to cancel it after I disputed the charges - hotel appears to rent pool to outside parties
Place was very cool. So unique and modern with excellent location and staff. You can toss a stick to Times Square... It's that close. Deli next door was fantastic as well.
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The Longboat Key Town Commission, which approved a new 1,750-square-foot pro shop and other facilities for the Longboat Key Public Tennis Center last year, is curious if the town-operated facility will make money in the next fiscal year.
Finance Director Tom Kelley reviewed the tennis budget and submitted a comparison of how the island's center stacks up with nearby county-run facilities, after the Town Commission questioned whether the revenue projections in the preliminary budget were too optimistic based on historical Tennis Center actuals.
Kelley wrote in a memo sent to Town Manager Bruce St. Denis: "The majority of the increased revenue expectations came from the addition of the new teaching court and lesson revenue generated by the new contract-tennis professional. Tennis Center management is confident the projected revenue levels could be achieved but has since reduced the projection to where the Tennis Center is expected to break even but not show a profit. The original revenue forecasted for the contract-tennis professional was $75,000, which has now been reduced to $50,000."
The finance director said the recommended Tennis Center expenditure budget for fiscal year 2009-10 is higher than fiscal year 2008-09 because of a position that was eliminated in this year's budget ($50,000) but re-inserted for next year and the cost of a new teaching professional ($40,000). Any additional costs paid for the contracted teaching professional, Kelley said, will be offset by a higher amount of revenues.
Also increasing the tennis budget, Kelley said, are additional costs for lessons, special events and merchandise for resale. Each of these should generate revenues in excess of their respective cost increases.
Kelley wrote: "The Tennis Center budget shows a reduction in the salaries paid to the tennis professionals in an effort to make the operation self-sufficient. The reduction in the tennis professionals' base salaries may be offset by an adjustment to the lesson-revenue percentage for the tennis professionals to provide the opportunity for them to earn the same amount as previous years by spending more time teaching. The addition of the new teaching court will also provide them with additional court availability to give lessons."
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In the hedge fund universe, 13F filing season is here, and we're bringing you up-to-date coverage of this situation. Our research has shown that hedgies' consensus small-cap stock picks beat the market by 18 percentage points per year (use our market-beating strategy). Last year the most popular large cap stocks among billionaire fund managers outperformed the S&P 500 index by 8 percentage points as well. Dan Loeb is one of the billionaires we are tracking.
Dan Loeb, founder of the New York-based hedge fund Third Point, has built up a stellar reputation amongst his peers. With an equity portfolio in excess of $5 billion, Loeb's stock picks are worth paying attention to, and his track record in activist investing is one of the best. Let's take a look at some of the key moves he made last quarter, in addition to the Herbalife dramatics that we've previously covered (Details about that can be read here).
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At the end of the third quarter, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) was one of Dan Loeb's top three holdings, along with AIG and Yahoo! In his latest 13F filing, though, we'd discovered that Loeb sell his Apple position, choosing to add a range of equity investments. While many value-focused hedge funds are doubling down on their Apple positions, Loeb's decision to cut Cupertino entirely has proven to be the correct move so far. AAPL is down more than 12% year-to-date, part of the longer swoon that has plagued shares.
Now, it's quite possible that Loeb could become interested in this stock again, but it's interesting to take note of one particular stock the hedge fund manager was adding last quarter: Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA). We've covered EA heavily in the past, and although the company operates in a secularly declining industry, it has managed to see its shares rise over 18% since the start of 2013.
Much of this appreciation has occurred since CEO John Riccitiello bought over 31,000 shares on Feb. 1, proving that insider trading activity is always a crucial indicator to track (see more evidence here). As we approach a new console cycle, there are more reasons for investors to be optimistic on EA's outlook, and it's important to recall that the company has the potential to go fully digital.
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Loeb also took new positions in biotech companies Abbott Labs (NYSE: ABT) and AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV), while upping his stake in Ariad Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: ARIA) by 85% from the previous quarter. Generally speaking, sentiment on this particular segment of healthcare is mixed, though it's interesting to note that each member of this trio has gained at least 4.5% year-to-date.
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Q: We just moved to a new apartment and have a small living + dining combined room. The living area is pretty much all you can see from the photo. One word to describe it now: BORING. I want to add some colors in the room, greyish/light blue and orange are my favorite colors.
But I'm not sure which one will fit with the black sofa, which is the largest furniture in the room. My husband loves it so we decided to keep it. Also, to add colors, rugs, curtains, or anything else will be a good choice? I'm just afraid an orange rug would be too bold.
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I would go with a bold multi-colored rug. Solid color curtains and some fun pillows in various patterns.
With a black sofa you can pretty much do anything.
There's nothing that says an orange rug has to be bold. After all, you think the room is boring. Perhaps a little "bold" is what you need? Toning down the orange (think rust, not day-glo) will help. Tie the colors together with art and curtains. I'd avoid the blue and stick to the red/orange/yellow color family. Contrasting colors (blue and orange) will increase drama, whereas like colors will bring it all together.
Hi Nancy - Boy I envy your empty pallet. I would start with the rug as it could and should be the next most expensive thing in the room. A pattern or design would be good unless you like to vaccum often. Then you could pick out colors from it for the walls and for pillows, window treatments... With all that sunlight coming the room will look fantastic. If you don't go with too much dark /light variety the room will be calmer and seem larger. Consider hanging your plants ( at least the one on the left) Maybe build a shelf or get a cabinet for under the window and make it fit the whole window so the space flows. What fun for you to be making these choices. Good luck and let us see how it turns out.
Oops, scratch the above link - try this one instead! (note the orange rug)
I think you can skew the orange a little bit. I really love the pairing of a light, periwinkle blue with a cantaloupe or salmon color (maybe softened a bit). Or if that won't do, what about a nice rusty, russet red-orange with navy and accents of light grey or light blue? You could do the lighter color for the walls, with the orange and/or navy on the pillows or rug. I think you can make all the colors work together. I think you need a third color to tie them together. Something like these three:
Or some variation therein.
Well I kind of have the same problem you do. I am in the process of getting things together in my new apartment.
A room goes from feeling empty and bland to comfortable and put together very easily once you put things on the walls. Definitely put some curtains up, and some art on the walls. A bright rug would also be nice, but you will notice a huge difference just with a few easy additions.
The plants are nice though...that reminds me I need to get some greenery
I would paint the walls white, it would make it look taller. you have great windows with great black insides.. Get a bigger more textural rug, still in the white/cream family.. or something like a softer jute. I would play up texture in everything (throws/pillows) to make the black leather not stick out so much. Get a new modern floor lamp.. something fun like: http://www.designpublic.com/blu-dot-stilt-floor-lamp?___SID=U and then bring color in, in a giant artwork over the sofa.. something with bright orange, etc in it. i'm thinking like a vintage movie poster or something. someday upgrade to a real wood coffee table and less ikea.. something like this would be nice http://www.westelm.com/products/patchwork-coffee-table-g762/?pkey=ccoffee-side-tables&cm_src=coffee-side-tables||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_--_-
I think using a glass table might be more appropriate, it would make the room feel larger. Maybe this one http://www.midcentury-furniture.com/p-3147-isamu-noguchi-coffee-table-with-light-walnut-base.aspx
I agree that you need to repaint - bluish/light grey and orange really won't go with that wall colour. However I wouldn't do white, as I think your beautiful white window frames will disappear if you do. I NEVER normally fall into this camp, but since you say it is one of your favourite colours maybe you would consider painting the walls (gulp) pale grey.
I really like orange too, but I think it is a difficult colour to bring in in large amounts. I would actually suggest a multi-coloured rug (larger than your current one) that will "break the colour barrier" for you. Then recover those bland looking cushions in different coloured covers. It sounds terrible, but I'm a big fan of (very temporarily) wrapping existing cushions in something I already own to get a sense of what colour would work - I'm literally talking about teatowels, shirts, scarves, dresses. It can give you loads of ideas and save you from major mistakes before you spend a lot of money.
I also think some artwork would bring colour in very well.
I just am finising up painting my basement. I have some black furniture too...I wanted a warm color, but I wanted something that would work with black. I eneded up settling on Sherwin Williams' Sticks and Stones. I absolutely LOVE IT. It's this awesome color where I have a hard time deciding if it's grey or if it's brown. Very pretty. I think added an accent wall in this coral color (Sherwin Williams' Lei Flower). The Sticks and Stones added a lot of depth to the room (without making it look cave-like) and the Lei Flower really made it pop. I think your room would look awesome with a combo like that....
Benjamin Moore Ozark Shadows is my absolute favorite paint color... it's the perfect not too dark not too light... and its very deep and transformative... blue/green warm/cool depending on the light. http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/ozarkshadows
I think you should find something dramatic as inspiratin like this Limited Edition Tron Chair: http://designwire.interiordesign.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/comp1.jpg and then subdue it a little bit. Make your pops of color your smallest investments in case you tire of them... Bright orange pillows from CB2 or West Elm should set you back 20-30$
As for an area rug try this one... http://www.westelm.com/products/ombre-dye-rug-midnight-t357/?pkey=e%7Cdye%7C12%7Cbest%7C0%7C1%7C24%7C%7C8&cm_src=PRODUCTSEARCH||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_-NoMerchRules-_-
Be careful with Orange and Black... If anything add a fur throw in a neutral color over the sofa, then place the pillows there.
Nancy, that's a really nice room. Lots of suggestions already so I will just say have fun with it.
i'd definitely add a color rug! or just a rug in a dark tone but with a nice design. a few throw pillows/throw blankets, and some art on the walls would be a great place to start with color. then you can move on to curtains, etc.
maybe add a funky hand-painted end table!
first thing I was thinking , long colorful curtains and artwork above the couch.
I'm with zrossiter. Keep it simple-- selecting bold curtains and then hanging them high and wide will instantly add major interest to your living room. AT had a great post on this just a couple days ago:
This post from YoungHouseLove a few days ago has fabric that includes all of your fav colors mentioned above. Could make some really great graphic curtains and then the rest of the items you bring in could be pops of color from the fabric (that's what they're planning to use it for).
This rug, http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=20659470&parentid=A_RUGPILCUR, in blue or orange could be a colorful addition to those drapes.
I probably wouldn't invest in an orange rug, only because they can be pricey. I try to stay neutral on big ticket items and bring color in with fabrics, etc., but that's just me. An orange rug could also be amazing--I remember a really cool one from Ikea a few years back that was round or something, but I'm not sure they make it anymore. This one from Urban Outfitters could be a good high-impact option, but I would pair it with more subtle curtains: http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=23060031&parentid=A_RUGPILCUR
I would paint the walls white, add a nice long and heavy grey curtain.. and a bold artwork above the lounge, I think a glass framed poster would also do.
Can you also fit a chair?? GRANT FEATHERSTON CONTOUR LOUNGE CHAIR in Orange would be just perfect!!
Get some bright curtains and some artwork, and a colorful rug that fits the sofa and table. I like the IKEA Lappljung because the square shape and size will draw attention to your room but won't make your sofa stand out. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/40227902/
Light grey and a fairly bright accent orange go great together... I say as I look at the AT color scheme...
I haven't had a chance to read the other replies but I'd suggest trying a grey-ish blue paint on the walls and then find a fabric that has some orange and toehr colours in it for the curtains. Then find a rug that compliments the curtains (whether that's colourful or a nuetral witha bold pattern). If you'd like to add in more orange then get some pillow for your couch and some artwork that has orange in them. Make Sure your rug is appropriately sized though (the one you have is at least 2 sizes to small. Find something that will go under your coffee table and under your coach. It should be slightly wider than your couch as well). And don't forget to hang your drapes high :)
The key change you need to make first is to change the wall color from that craft-paper beige. An ivory of slightly creamy off-white will help set-off the colors you want to feature better -- I love Donald Kaufman Color's DKC-51. It will make your wood furniture seem less dull than the current paint scheme does.
Next, invest in a beautiful, classic rug. The sort of rug that will stand the test of time. These rugs do not come cheap -- they are investment pieces -- but they make your home. They add complexity and depth and interest in a way that few other things can.
Get as large a rug as possible for the greatest impact in pulling the room together. Here are a few possibilities... I think that either of the bottom two rugs on the left or the bottom rug on the right would work; look for similar oriental rugs:
Or, if you prefer modern, this is already a classic:
Change out your coffee table -- either get an upholstered pouff or footstool that you can use to set trays on, or a larger, more interesting coffee table (an oval Saarinen coffee table or an oval Eames coffee table?), or dispense with the coffee table, and use side tables instead.
As for curtains, curtains hung just under the ceiling will make your space feel larger and more airy; they will need to be custom-made and may be pricey, even with reasonably-priced fabric. But they will make the room feel more comfortable.
And if you have room for a chair, I was going to suggest a Grant Featherston Contour Lounge (with footstool) as well!! I agree, it would be perfect!
Good luck!
I have exactly the same problem, same layout! These are all great suggestions, and I'm wondering if I might also enlist some help from the crowd.
I have white walls that I can't paint (I rent) and the standard (blah) beige carpet. I have a very large rug over the carpet that I love, but it's also beige with some muted blue undertones. I also have very white plantation shutters on all the windows that look strange with panels hung over them. So, I feel like I'm stuck in a white box. I'd love to find some bright, large-scale artwork to liven the place up -- can people recommend some good sources?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
My flat warming party was a bunch of my best friends coming over with a dart and their own glass (don't judge me!) and we spent the afternoon popping balloons filled with paint onto a mega-size canvas. Remember the scene from The Princess Diaries? My set-up is a little like yours, and we hung the canvas above the sofa.
ill take the sofa off your hands ;) and even trade you for a painting..
@doodlebug - if you can't find a piece of art that you love in your price range you could take inspiration from the piece and create your own on a canvas from a craft store. Or altenatively if you can find some fabric that you love make a simple wood frame and wrap the fabric around it (staple on the back) and hang the fabric for a spash of colour and art.
here's a couple of examples of fabric as art
- or frame the fabric instead of just wrapping the fabric
Hi Nancy!
I think there is a way to tastefully incorporate elements that both you and your husband like. In terms of the color palette, I think a light gray on the wall behind the couch and around the windows would look nice. The third wall (the one with TV against it) I would turn into an accent wall -- either with a somewhat darker gray color or an interesting dark gray wallpaper. Your windows and your radiator are white, so, for the sake of uniformity, I would paint the base molding white as well.
Now, given that I am suggesting a lot of contrast with gray walls, white molding, and a black leather couch, you could have a lot of fun with the remaining design elements. This is especially true if you decide to forgo the suggestion about textured/patterned wallpaper. For example, I think you could incorporate orange in the casing of the throw pillows. Also, I am a huge fan of textured rugs, and there you could play with color (and shape -- a round rug would be a nice balance to the strong lines of the sofa) as well. Orange will do wonders to warm up the space.
I also see that you have couple of plants in your living area, which I l love. Keep them! It gives an organic feel to the room.
Hope this helps, and let us know what you decide to do!
Have you considered adding chairs facing the sofa? In addition to adding color, they'd make the room more inviting. Right now, the room is only about watching TV. It's not set up for conversation or lounging. That might be why the room feels incomplete to you.
Curtains and art would also add colors, as others have mentioned. But the "bones" of the room are good. You're off to a good start.
@doodlebug.. I would love to see pics of your place, why don't you post a question so everyone can see.. =)
1) Consider installing a full wall MIRROR, i.e., a mirrored wall.
For some reason I don't see the use of mirrors that much on this site. A mirrored wall may sound really drastic - until you see one. I have a small room that has one wall fully mirrored. It makes the whole room look so much bigger, brighter and so forth. I have been to many other apartments that, too, have fully mirrored walls (seems quite popular where I live) and it never fails.
2) The window wall looks very bare now. It seems like it needs some window treatments. I would also consider decorating with something on the top above the window all along from the left wall to the right wall to try to widen visually the room.
3) Since the room is relatively small, I think a rug that has either large texturing or large patterns can make the space look bigger. Small-patterned rug is likely to make the space look smaller.
4) More plants can help, too. How about finding some large fiddle-leaf fig?
I'd paint the walls a burnt orange and do a a grey solid or grey/orange/blue (any coordinating combination) patterned rug. I'd just go for it. Bold is better than boring. You can always repaint. Pillows and curtains are more opportunities to introduce color, pattern, and texture. Have fun!
Look at the tee shirt in this post and use it as inspiration. It has your colors - and more.
I could see black and white striped throw pillows, with an orange and grey one thrown in. Or make a large painting using different sized stripes in the colors shown. Steal a pattern somewhere and use tape to get the stripes straight. Or maybe striped curtain in black and white.
You could paint the walls tee shirt grey, maybe with a bit of blue in it. Orange could be a rich red orange, a bright persimmon, a coral - whatever you like.
I can see a lot of crisp cottons and canvas with this. If you know someone with a sewing machine, pillows, etc. could be made.
I don't think you are anywhere ready to invest real money in a rug. I don't know how much Flor rug tiles cost, but that's one option. A cotton or jute rug is another.
As far as things on the walls - take your time. Go flea market hunting. Orange was big in the late '60s - maybe there is something around to collect. To dishes in the same color as the shirt, turned into a plate display, which would add roundness to an otherwise square room.
None of this needs to be expensive or permanent. My first apartment had pale green wall the wall - with some very cheap odds and ends, I made it come alive. You can too.
Good luck!
Get some inspiration from these
The room is too neutral neutered. In any case, hang a pendent lite or a chandelier on a dimmer! The room is also bottom heavy, with nothing on walls etc. to bring the eye up. Get a large /oversized patterned area rug to use as nearly wall-to-wall. Add luxe shades; perhaps roman shades on the windows and also fullt height drapes for at least 2 layers of window treatment. Art on walls from a huge poster to a careful grouping of pics etc. as it suits you and the room's style. If possible, add not-to-ornate crown molding!
Re: not being read to invest money in a real rug --
Estate sales and auctions are GREAT places to find amazing oriental rugs,much less expensive than from rug dealers. It can be a fun project, and involves getting to know rugs, but ultimately can be much more satisfying and interesting than buying something readily available off a store shelf.
I don't think paint is necessary, as some suggested. But putting something on the walls is, and it's easily changeable/reversible. Start with art.
If theres a Home Goods store in your area they have some very nice rugs fairly cheap.
A pretty room! I'd like to see a big ol abstract painting above the couch. I'm thinking golden yellows and orange. With a little bit of nerve and house paint, you could easily make it in an afternoon.
hi nancy
I haven't read all of the replies, so unsure whether this has already been suggested. I would suggest a rug on the floor, paint on the walls and temporary wall paper - Tempaper (found at www.tempaperdesigns.com) for one of the walls, like an accent wall. Tempaper is great - think of contact paper for your walls. they have some great designs and can really help you jazz up your space. Its pretty easy to install too - just you, your patience and a straight edge to balance out any bubbles in the paper once it goes on the wall. There are lots of ideas on their website, but this would be a fun way to add color and excitement to your room!
Take your time and Have fun!


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LONDON (BP) -- British lawmakers have voted in favor of a bill to legalize same-sex marriage, putting the country on a path to become the 12th country worldwide to do so.
Supporters celebrated the bill as a step towards "equality," but church leaders and conservatives warned, if implemented, the measure will bring serious social and cultural ramifications.
Spearheaded by Prime Minister David Cameron, the bill still has to endure parliamentary debates and earn approval of the House of Lords before becoming law. If approved, it would allow same-sex couples to get married in both civil and religious ceremonies, provided the religious institution consents, starting in 2015. Parliament approved it Feb. 5. France's legislators also seem set to legalize gay marriage in the coming days.
Opponents in Britain have expressed concern about how the measure will threaten religious freedom. In response, Culture Secretary Maria Miller stressed all religious organizations can decide for themselves whether they want to "opt in." But the bill wouldn't protect business-owning church members from having to recognize gay marriage in any context outside the church. For business owners, discrimination lawsuits like the one against bed and breakfast owner Susanne Wilkinson also could increase.
In December, British lawyer Aidan O'Neil warned in a legal opinion against a variety of situations in which supporters of traditional marriage would be forced to recognize gay unions as marriage. Primary school teachers who refuse to teach LGBT-friendly curricula could be fired and marriage registrars who refuse to fill out marriage licenses could be sued, O'Neil said.
The law's religious provision specifically exempts the Church of England from performing same-sex marriages, since they are banned by Canon law. That provision is supposed to protect the church from legal trouble, but Church of England officials expressed concern it might not be enough.
"It is impossible to predict whether those provisions will prove robust enough to resist challenge in the courts, particularly at Strasbourg [in the European Court of Human Rights]," they wrote in an eight-page briefing about the bill. "The possibility of a successful claim against the United Kingdom under the Human Rights Convention, on the basis that the 'locks' contained in the legislation discriminate unjustifiably against same sex couples, cannot be ruled out."
The bill revealed a deep division between parties in the House.
"Strong views exist on both sides," admitted Cameron. Half of his Conservative Party rejected the proposal or refused to vote: 127 voted in favor, 136 opposed the bill, and 35 abstained. But strong support from the left-leaning Labour Party and Liberal Democrats secured the bill's approval, based on arguments that the law should recognize same sex marriages as equal to traditional ones.
In their briefing, Church of England officials pointed out the logical fallacy of that demand.
"Redefining marriage amounts to a legislative assertion that both heterosexual and homosexual relationships are socially identical," they wrote. "Not every aspect of gender equality, or equality for disabled people, is embraced by denying difference. Equality does not necessarily mean uniformity."
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