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Of course me and my friend get stuck on supply duty. While we were heading to the city for our supply shipment a few abanonded and defective robots went after us. My buddy took one out while I went for the others.
Entry no.1 by Mr B Lowes from Leighton Buzzard - for the adult class.
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Wide, shallow steps of cream and buff sandstone makes for a grand entrance way into the old world hunting lodge.
This is my entry for the contest. I took this photograph in the middle of the day and the Sublime texture gave me the perfect "night" look that I was looking for! Awesome job Jessica!
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You are now in the 1st floor entry and passage of the house.
The staircase connected all doors in the dwelling including the garret located above the 3rd floor.
First Prize: Advertising Category, Food Sub-Category (People's Choice 2012)
"A colourful symphony of food, glorious food!"
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New table, rug and accessories. Though the letter organizer is probably going to end up in my office. I need to find something for the wall and I'd like to add a lamp.
Here on this wall I have also done a mock up of different color. I personally like A the best. It warms up the space and I think will go beautifully with the burgundy if you decide to keep it in your kitchen and put it on the one dining room wall. These two colors will complement each other in this open space. A is supposed to be a tan color that has more brown in it than say the gold like you have on walls in pic on upper left.
Painting Lower Ceilings
Consider painting the ceilings in entry way, hallway and kitchen the same color as the tan you put on the walls only make it a smidge lighter because if you try to use the wall color on the ceiling it will appear two shades darker. In my example A, I didn't really do the ceiling as dark as it should be. It should kind of blend with the wall color more. Do the same thing on the "ceiling" in the bow window. Treat the ceiling in that window as though it is a wall. This will keep the walls from looking so choppy in this open living arrangement.
Decor at Pitch of Ceiling
Think about removing the decor that is in the triangle near the ceiling. I know it is tempting to fill the space but when you look at this wall, it is so busy with a lot of small things. You don't really need to put anything up at the triangle to get people's eyes to move up there because the ceiling is already so high and you get that sense as soon as you walk in that you don't need to accentuate it further.
Foyer Table and Lights
Instead of a foyer table and lights to the left of the door think about putting something else there. With the light already at that end of the sofa I don't think you need more light. I would put one of the candle stick lights to the left on the buffet/dresser on the in between wall. You can keep the table there but think about putting plants/greenery/flowers on it instead.
Although the picture is nice that is on wall behind the door think about putting a large round mirror there.
Place a throw rug at door. Make sure it is at least as wide as door.