Still with the bedrooms but so many pretty ones to look at. This is for Elephant's Child, it's a bit plain but after all that Canberra smoke I thought the large window and the green view would be just the room for you.
Every room has an en suite and this is perfect. There is a seat in the shower, my dream. I love all the different showerheads and there is a bath but in mine that will be another seat. It's bad enough now drying my feet without falling a over t so if your preference is for a bath for reading a book or looking out the window, no seat. I rather like the soft colour, not cold (floor is heated) but warm.
A bedroom for Beth. No chandelier, I sobbed at that but your wish was for none. You didn't mention carpet so wooden floorboards it is. I like lush carpet, warm on the feet in winter but carpet goes with chandelier and you didn't want one. Carpet can be installed the day before you arrive, just state your preference.
I wish my bedroom looked like this at the moment but like the rest of the house it's more like landfill. Now I must go and find where I put River's teal bedroom. Such a big house, a bit like the Tardis, looks small on the outside but huge inside which is how I managed to lose a bedroom.
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Thank you. The water in that view is particularly welcome. And yes, the smoke is still here. The fires are still here.
A window seat! How perfect. I'd like one in a living room or family room.
I like the shower with multiple shower heads for choices, but what I'd really like probably can't be found. The seat is a must of course, as a place to put your foot when shaving the legs. But in my dream shower, there are multiple jets from all sides including a rainshower head in the ceiling and the whole thing can be programmable to use some or all of the jets at whatever temperature you choose, then when you turn the water off you can select a warm air drying if you'd rather not wrap up in a towel. I read about such a shower in a series of novels set in the future where the owner is a billionaire.
Thank you, dear JahTeh, for this inspiring display of a practical white rug! This will nicely mask The Floofmeister's inevitable contributions to my bedroom décor. I swear this cat sheds white cotton candy. Do like those windows illuminating the room without the threat of a morning sun glaring in my eyes; or if facing west, how nice for reading in bed!
I'm also admiring that roomy shower with bench. "Roomy" is better! Once upon a time my brother had a tropical home that featured a glass-walled shower room at the end of the master suite, complete with skylight and potted palms, and a giant "rainforest" shower head. Waaay too Hollywood for everyone in the family except a lad of 3 who enjoyed playing in it with his collection of buckets and dinosaurs while wearing only a rain hat on his little blonde head.
Where is my bedroom? I am too old to sleep on the floor.
I'm with Andrew. It's all so dreamy I want to live there as well please.
Annie, bedroom coming up for you.
Andrew, memory going dear, your lux bedroom was two posts past. Black, gold, velvet.
Beth not so Hollywood as David Attenborough, I'd be looking for wildlife with fangs.
Ah, thank you. For a moment I thought I might have to bunk in with you.
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