Nyboy
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Bay the all white was going for the clean and fresh. Once your moved in you can can start to add color to the rooms.
WOOD, Very old with peeling paint. We could not decided how to finish it, so it was left in that condition. We LIKE it.Carol love your fireplace is it limestone or wood?
Can anybody say "pole dance?"
Thanks @Nyboy The plant stand came from a Great Aunt. She always had the most beautiful ferns, babies tears and African violets All of which I can not keep alive. (And look closely at the book on the trunk, does it look familiar?)@Carol Dee you have a very good eye, sweet plant stand next to fireplace.
Then don't -- I repeat -- DON'T READ THIS THREAD UNTIL YOU ARE ALL MOVED IN! You have enough on your plate getting the doublewide livable and doing that famously well. I would certainly testify on behalf of your DH should the worst happen and he comes back to find Azalea Blossom walls.This thread is making me look at the hard earned paint job I did on our doublewide redneck mansion and thinking already about a repaint. I used one color throughout the house on the walls, one color for the ceilings and one color for the trim. We're not even moved in yet and I already want to start changing colors.......DH would kill me........