Is there anything I should change about these curtains?
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Is there anything I should change about these curtains?

I initially hung them at this height and width because I didn’t wanna take away from the tray ceilings and other decorative pieces of this dining room, but I keep seeing people that hang their curtain super high to the ceiling and very far out so now I’m having second thoughts.

u/bravo_lover_1234 — 3 days ago

Dining room ideas?

My husband and I just purchased our first home and I would like to get my dining room table set up for the holidays as we may potentially host Thanksgiving. I’m stuck on what kind of table to put in here. Ideally, I’d like it to seat at least six people. I like more of a modern vibe, but the room is very elegant with the molding and chandelier so I don’t want it to be too modern that it clashes with the overall character of the home. Any ideas where I can purchase a dining table set that is decent quality but not more than $3000? Or any design ideas in general are appreciated. I’ve also included pictures of the living room and kitchen table so you can see what my style is.

u/bravo_lover_1234 — 1 month ago

Dining room design ideas?

My husband and I just purchased our first home and I would like to get my dining room table set up for the holidays as we may potentially host Thanksgiving. I’m stuck on what kind of table to put in here. Ideally, I’d like it to seat at least six people. I like more of a modern vibe, but the room is very elegant with the molding and chandelier so I don’t want it to be too modern that it clashes with the overall character of the home. Any ideas where I can purchase a dining table set that is decent quality but not more than $3000? Or any design ideas in general are appreciated. I’ve also included pictures of the living room and kitchen table so you can see what my style is.

u/bravo_lover_1234 — 1 month ago

How to go about cleaning this chandelier?

Hello, my husband and I just moved into the home with this gorgeous chandelier however, I noticed that it is very dusty and needs a good deep clean. The issue is that it’s in the center of the foyer and the ladder we have is not tall enough to reach it and the area at the top of the stairs is too far away to reach it as well. Thoughts?

u/bravo_lover_1234 — 2 months ago

Beware of “POVISON” and other Instagram furniture brands

Just wanted to warn people of this brand and some more ones that keep coming up on Instagram and other social medias. I ordered a dining room table from them and the delivery date that I got when I ordered was significantly later than what was showing up before I purchased it. The ETA was several weeks later, which obviously I wouldn’t have purchased if it was gonna take that long. Also, my order kept showing up as processing, and the delivery date was taking later and later as the days went on. Ive called them several times with no answer so when I called today, I pressed the option for “new inquiries” on the dial and of course I get someone that answers right away, probably thinking I was somebody that was gonna actually order with them over the phone. I tried to cancel with them over the phone, spoke to several representatives, and every person kept putting me on hold and then when I finally spoke with a supervisor, they were trying to get me to reconsider canceling my order by giving me money back. I repeatedly told them no I don’t want to reinstate my order. I want to cancel and they said that it’s gonna take up to 24 to 48 hours to process my refund. I had already filed a dispute with American Express at this time so they are working on getting me a refund and I’m still waiting to get a confirmation that my order was canceled from POVISON. Just got super scammy vibes from them. All of their reviews are five star which should’ve been a red flag, but I was just eager to start ordering furniture for my new home. Anyway, hoping I get my money back soon and just wanted to warn others about this brand.

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u/bravo_lover_1234 — 4 months ago
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Currently house hunting. Husband works in this area and commutes 5 days a week. I work in cle 3 days a week. Any insight on the Copley/ Fairlawn area?

u/bravo_lover_1234 — 6 months ago