Laura Ellis
I can’t find anything on Google, and ours would need to be 32″ deep in order for it to sit out in front of the built-ins. I’ve been thinking a lot about how I can make the first floor feel more like a cottage lately too. (#nesting) The outside of our house is very traditional in style, but inside our front door, you’ll find our kitchen, dining, and living room are all one big (tall) open room: Obviously, the transom window is stunning, but I’m not sure enough we could do something like that because (I think) our opening would be too wide. I added a few things to my previous Photoshop photo-drawing this past weekend to give Kevin an idea of what I’ve got going on inside my head at the moment: I threw in a coffered ceiling (and a bowl of lemons- ha!)
I like the “doorway wall” on e-paper, but I’m going to show it to some people that know more about designing & building these kinds of things, to see if they think it’ll look right in real life. PS- Interested in learning how to modify pictures of your place?
