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Full of gifts from friends...Memory keepers...Creative tools...Things that survived the declutter...
Changed my mind, think i prefer it in colour...
Shot up through a scratched-up pane of glass, black paper behind cup and glass to declutter background. Making of photo here:
stevenbrace.co.uk/flickr/makingo1.jpg
Strobist info:
1 wireless flash from side, no diffusion zoomed all the way out, radio triggered.
Canon EOS 400D
50mm manual nikon E-series lens, with extension tubes.
f8
iso 100
1/160
Flash full power
Wood platform beds have gained popularity in the recent past, luring many customers because of its benefits. They are well known for bringing a classic and modern look to the room. Secondly, they provide excellent support since the mattress is placed directly on the bed frame. Lastly, they offer storage space underneath the bed to help store items. These wood platform beds can last for very long and are durable to serve you for long.
>> Read more: platformbedexpert.com/best-king-size-platform-bed-reviews/
1) Budget
Many wood king platform beds come in different price ranges. They are those that go for low prices and those that are more on the pricey side. Therefore, it is essential to have a budget that will guide you when purchasing your wood king platform.
2) Available space in the bedroom
A bed occupies the most significant space in the bedroom. Therefore, it is crucial to measure the area in the room by placing your mattress on the floor which will help you determine the approximate king size of the bed that you need to purchase. These beds come with storage spaces, thus helping you declutter your room and make more space available.
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3) The room décor
Choosing the right bed style is very important so that it can go in line with the room décor. Therefore, wood platform beds are vital as they are versatile and can be constructed in different styles as they infuse an inviting, comfortable, and warm appeal. There are different models, such as sleigh beds and upholstered bed frames, that can match your specific style of decorating.
4) Type and weight the mattress
It is much easier to choose a new bed when you have a mattress. In this case, where you are purchasing a king wood platform bed, it is essential to know if your king mattress is either a California King or an Eastern King as they have a minute difference. You can see the type of king wood platform bed you would want in terms of the wooden slats and bed frames so that they can support the mattress accordingly.
>> Read more: ko-fi.com/post/Best-King-Size-Platform-Bed-with-Storage-R...
5) Portability and height of the bed
When you have a large bedroom and those with high ceilings, it is suitable to purchase full beds such as canopy beds and four-posted beds. Small bedrooms and narrow doorways discourage such beds as they make the room cramped. Beds that are not heavy are effortless to carry and assemble. They are best if you are considering putting them in temporary places.
6) Platform bed style
Choosing a bed style according to your tastes and preferences proves to be very important. They range from traditional styles, contemporary styles, casual styles, and country furniture styles. The conventional techniques mostly blend with extensive designs. Decorating rooms with this style is very flexible, thus the right choice.
Contemporary, also known as modern styles are famous for its simplicity, due to the mixture of upholstered panels with wood tones infusing minimalism and simplicity. Casual styles feature intricate details with textured elements such as leather. This style highlights comfort and relaxation, thus being large in scale.
Country-furniture style merges unsophisticated charm and more formal traditional designs, making them distinct for infusing comfort, coziness, and relaxation. Country-style furnishings are mostly made of wood with light to medium finishes, which are familiar, grainy, distressed, or painted.
>> Read more: www.scoop.it/topic/platform-bed-expert/p/4119874855/2020/...
7) Weight capacity of the bed
King platform beds differ in weight capacities: some have lower weight capacities of one thousand pounds and those with higher weight capacities of three thousand pounds. If you have a heavy mattress or a plus-size or a heavier couple, you should put this tip into consideration.
8) Profile of the bed
Wood king platform beds can be of either high or low profile, and this can determine the space that the foundation takes. If you are looking for beds that can allow clearance underneath so that you can store your items, concentrate on the bed's profile to ensure that it meets your needs.
9) Advice from the retailer
It is essential to contact your retailer to know further details about the bed, such as the building process, and the quality of the raw materials used. Information about these specifics will confirm your expectations of the platform bed of choice which will result in feeling good about purchasing the platform bed and making the right decision to take home a new platform bed.
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10) Slat spacing
Experts advise customers to go for beds that have slat spacing of three to four inches to avoid destroying the mattress and ensuring that there is adequate support to provide the utmost comfort.
Conclusion.
Emphatically, these tips will guide you in selecting a wood king platform bed for a wide range of options. Hopefully, these tips will provide you with an insight into the different types of platform beds in the market and will assist you in selecting the perfect wood king platform bed for you.
28 April 2009
10 PM
I'm still not over trying to declutter my room, hence, another photo of home improvement. The fruits of my labor during the last weekend - a semi-organized Photography nook on top of my CD collection.
it's declutter time. i have so much stuff i've kept over the years that i just don't use/appreciate and i would love it if she found a good home. from 2007, mostly stayed in her original box. with some outfits and shoes. flickr mail me if you're interested!
I don't do new years resolution, but few years ago I read about choosing a word to guide one through the year and I liked that idea. For the last few months of the 2012 I was attempting to declutter my house and to simplify my life. It is a slow process and I wanted to keep on going with it this year. Therefore my word for 2013 is Simplicity and during my holiday in Cape Town I discovered a perfect quote for it.
From innumerable complexities we must grow to simplicity; we must become simple in our inward life and in our outward needs.
Jiddu Krishnamurti, Education and the Significance of Life
It's day 10 of my 30 day "D" challenge, and a lot more than 1 thing went out today - once I got started I got on a roll and collected quite the pile for Donation. Here's the full list of items, and they're sitting on the drying racks from yesterday:
old desk chair (not pictured)
3 sets of towels
2 pairs of jeans that are too big
1 buckwheat pillow I never used
Ikea pop-up laundry hamper
2 rolls of shelf liner I'll never use
2 "flower" candle holders
1 tall jeweled candle holder
a couple DVDs
a couple stacks of empty DVD cases
a small spinning CD rack
a plant water spritzer thing
a purple fleece/leather blanket
an old-ish PC that's been cannibalized til there's nothing left but MB, CPU, and case
After this weekend of fun, we sadly took apart and took down all our Lego as we clean/declutter our condo to put on the market.
I removed everything from my desk. With the Hackintosh, I want to start anew.
There were so many cables - I didn't even know I had these! My desk from now on will be clutter free.
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Trying to take part in the Simple Mom challenge to clean up and declutter one hot spot each week. I am behind, as always, and am just getting to this today...a week late. Duh! Anyway, at least I'm starting somewhere. I hope to have the after picture up and posted by mid week.
Prospective color scheme:
Blue, yellow, soft pink and wood accents
To do:
*Declutter
*Set up sewing machine & crafting area
*Make new yellow curtains
*Make yellow pillows or make a cover the green one in yellow fabric.
*Bring plant back to life/repot (ha!)
*Hang mirror and art
*Buy a rug? [not sure since I will be crafting in this area and it can get messy}
*Bar stools
*Fabric on the short wall under the bar
This is about as cleaned off and decluttered as it gets. Stack of canvasses to paint, laptop, dressform waiting to be painted, and the ever present container of cleaning supplies. If I leave enough of them around they might start using themselves!
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Felt a bit better today so a bit more enthusiastic about finding bits to declutter.
Found a bit more today as we took down the Christmas decorations and I managed to have a sort out.
From top left:
Box of toiletries from under the bathroom sink. There’s cotton wool, a new talcum powder, cotton buds, that type of thing. Gave these to a friend for a homeless shelter.
A bag of unwanted Christmas decorations. Had some of these for years and don’t want them any more. Put these in the charity bag.
An electric back massager. Had this quite a few years ago, used it about 3 times, then it was stored away. Unfortunately during the storage the plug for it managed to get lost so it’s no good now. Have to put this in the bin because I don’t know if it would work even if I had a plug because it’s been unused for so long.
2 empty sweet tins, ashamed to say that we ate all these in 2 weeks over Christmas! I don’t need any more empty tins lying around the house and can’t think of any use for them, so I’ll offer them on Freecycle.
2 books that I won’t read. Going to the charity shop.
Christmas TV guide – put in paper recycling
5 pairs of earrings that I bought in Claire’s Accessories’ sale. I won’t use them so I’ll give them to the charity shop.
A shot glass with ‘Helen’ on it. I got this because I thought it would be a good idea for my daughter, but I don’t think she’d use it. Back to the charity shop it goes.
An out of date pack of rice cakes. Can’t think why I bought these in the first place, I don’t really like them and they had got lost at the back of a cupboard. I put them out on the lawn for the birds.
A pile of DVDs that we’ve finished with. In the charity shop bag.
A few more things gone today, and far more than 10 items because things like the DVDs, earrings, books, toiletries and Christmas decs I've only counted as 1 item each.
sitters unknown
About 25 years ago, the photographs were left to my parents in a Will by their next door neighbour of 30 years. At the time I said I'd look after them. Decluttering the attic I found the box with them all in. Many of them were taken in Norwich photography studios. I'm trying to date them as there's not much information on them. I guess they must be late 19C. They are not being added to the declutter pile. I'll carry on looking after them.
Ten pairs of shoes from the family - only one from me and nine outgrown pairs from the girls. There are two more pairs in mind to go - D's winter boots which still fit for now but are completely worn out, and my favourite old casual runners. I need to replace them before I get rid of the current ones, which I'm still wearing even though they're significantly falling apart.
I didn't realize until this afternoon that I have 3 workbooks going on at once. Holy crap!
Also, do you like that I have a "Declutter your house" book? Perhaps I shouldn't clutter up the house with so many books.
Ya think?
Various random old floppies, including a Logitech mouse driver for DOS and Windows.
The tapes are from my ZX81 and Acorn Electron days, including some of my own creations.
All gone to be crushed and buried or burnt as my local council waste disposal service at Grunty Fen see fit.
Husband and I get massages every other week, our health insurance covers it (yay!) When husband is in with the therapist I walk over to the salvation army to have a looksy. Since the beginning of my whole declutter process I have been so picky. This time I took a few pictures, mainly because I had slacked all weekend and had not taken any at all, my own personal rules to the 365 stated that you may take make-up pictures the next day for a missed day. If I did not have this rule I would have had to stop the 2nd of January. The point to the 365 is to take your camera out, to be on the look out for interesting things at all times (makes the world a lot more wonderful), to use new settings on your camera and experiment, to study a subject and learn things from it's angles and shapes... this is what I am learning so far. It is nice.
I've wanted a new desk for quite some time, but really can't justify the expense when the table I was using is perfectly good, aside from just not fitting the small computer nook too well. Therefore, Darren and I looked around at what we could use to build a desk, and came up with this; two sheets of plywood fastened to two chunks of fence post with some very long wood screws leftover from an older project. We set it on two old nightstands. We keep thinking of ways to improve on the design, but all of them cost money, so I'll just try this one out for awhile...
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