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   ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:22 JST ouinne

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   On my way to steal this room, whos with me on bookroom heist
   (room by Coffinier Ku)

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:24 JST ouinne

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     Oh dang it has a specific sequence of final steps from the floors to the furniture, with the work I’m hoping to do this is incredibly helpful so I know what I need to tear out first!

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:25 JST ouinne

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     Ok look I guess even my great aunt pearlene needs a room designed just for her.

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:25 JST ouinne

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     This is really nice, the book breaks down in detail the different roles a designer, an architect, and a general contractor take in doing interior renovation/design right down to things like the difference between a sales order and a purchase order and how that difference affects what the end customer has access to, information wise or that if you hire a subcontractor directly the GC may charge a 10% fee to allow for the cost of coordinating with that contractor.

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:26 JST ouinne

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     This takes a lot of nice elements and somehow manages to ruin them all into profound blandness. (Not saying the designer because I’m being kind of mean.)

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:27 JST ouinne

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     When I say I read these architecture books and constantly evaluate all of it in relation to hound comfort, I know y’all knew I wasn’t joking but I really really am not. 😂

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:30 JST ouinne

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     I like this room but I couldn’t have it in my house. (Alexa Hampton)

     Aside from the busy-ness, dogs would be constantly banging into things and either hurting themselves or breaking the furniture. I could deal with the latter but nothing would induce me to risk the former.

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:31 JST ouinne

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     I could literally not sleep in there, there’s too much to look at for me to feel relaxed.

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:31 JST ouinne

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     Also I am scrolling around my neighborhood looking at the other houses like mine and it’s clear a lot of people do not understand the assignment.

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:32 JST ouinne

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     Ok this one I can see objectively some people would flip over it, it’s not bad, but I want to scream and throw holy water on it, it’s not restful at all. 😂 (harry heissmann)

     Also in the image text I forgot to mention on top of everything else the full floor rug is CHEETAH PRINT

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:33 JST ouinne

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     This is also a sweet look, a+ max relax. (Room by Drake/Anderson).

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:34 JST ouinne

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     This ticks 100% of my boxes (interior by David Scott in the New York School of Interior Design: Home, the foundation of enduring spaces book)

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:34 JST ouinne

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     Admittedly I have to design for hound so no I would not have a breakable glass thing and a tall metal thing on a table at just the right height for boops with nose or swishes of tail, but everything else works.

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:35 JST ouinne

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     CHECK! IT! OUT! https://www.stormwaterguide.org/

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:36 JST ouinne

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     Also I plan to look at doing a rain garden since we do not have a shortage of the key ingredient. https://extension.psu.edu/rain-gardens

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:37 JST ouinne

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     Also enjoy this thing about native shrub of Pennsylvania which I plan to use heavily since the people who owned my hopefully new house have a barren wilderness of grass and it is just too much to mow. https://primexgardencenter.com/native-shrubs-for-pennsylvania/

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:37 JST ouinne

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     I am still a bit miffed that my realtor corrected me about the mountain laurel in the backyard by calling it rhododendron but if those are rhododendrons they are dying because they’re wee as heck.

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     ouinne (ouinne@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Apr-2024 10:54:38 JST ouinne

     “ Designing a space is a job for a person who relishes bringing order to chaos. Use lists, charts, and spreadsheets, and store it all in three-ring or digital binders. Cross-reference every detail.”

     The New York School of Interior Design book about home design (titled Home) really gets me, yes to spreadsheets about howse