Hello,
It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.
I'll start right away.
For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.
Before March 2014:
After May 2015:
It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.
I'll start right away.
For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.
Before March 2014:
After May 2015:
Schimi179126 Jan 2021 08:48Alessandro schrieb:
I have to honestly say that I also find it bothersome to always hang jackets on a hanger.
Hooks seem much more convenient to me. Maybe that’s the solution? 😉 The wardrobe should provide a tidy appearance. Using hooks would certainly look neater—at least the chair would be free—but the jackets would still be visible.
However, I don’t expect the situation with the chair to improve as long as there is an excess of jackets. 🙄
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Alessandro26 Jan 2021 08:52In your current situation, however, hooks are by far the lesser visual drawback 😉
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Ideensucher26 Jan 2021 09:06Schimi1791 schrieb:
The cabinet was supposed to create a tidy appearance. Using hooks might make it look neater—at least the chair would be clear—but the jackets would still be visible.
However, I don’t expect the situation with the chair to improve as long as there is an excess of jackets 🙄Maybe having "more chairs" could help to manage the surplus of jackets? 😎I know this problem from home: a nice rocking chair in the room, and there’s always something left on it.
Schimi179126 Jan 2021 09:12Ideensucher schrieb:
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Maybe adding "more chairs" could help to accommodate the jacket overflow? 😎
...I could also try grounding them first 😡 😀Although grounding probably isn’t the right way to go during Corona times, when you can’t really (safely) go out anyway...
There’s no space for more chairs 🙁
@Schimi1791 The rod is too high for children. They can’t reach it.
It’s too high for me as well. I’m quite lazy too: we have a rod that is about 150cm (59 inches) high (a coat could still hang there).
-> That one shoe rack needs to go, or if necessary, a nice shoe cabinet between the door and the chair.
Did you just move in?
I wouldn’t put the chair in front of it either, it basically invites the clothes to be thrown on it.
It’s too high for me as well. I’m quite lazy too: we have a rod that is about 150cm (59 inches) high (a coat could still hang there).
-> That one shoe rack needs to go, or if necessary, a nice shoe cabinet between the door and the chair.
Did you just move in?
I wouldn’t put the chair in front of it either, it basically invites the clothes to be thrown on it.
I know the problem. For the stackable washer and dryer in our condominium, we bought an extremely expensive pull-out shelf specifically so that laundry could be placed there after drying, until everything is folded and put away. Guess what ends up on that shelf? Laundry is actually the smallest part, and if so, it’s usually from the previous wash cycle.
The sofa is always covered with jackets, scarves, and who knows what else. And we do have hooks and hangers.
Since having a family, I also don’t want a kitchen island anymore. I just don’t see the point. It certainly doesn’t function as extra countertop space.
The sofa is always covered with jackets, scarves, and who knows what else. And we do have hooks and hangers.
Since having a family, I also don’t want a kitchen island anymore. I just don’t see the point. It certainly doesn’t function as extra countertop space.