The main focus of the room is a bright orange couch. And when I say bright, I mean bright. Everything else in the room is a random mash of desks, bookcases, maps, etc. It’s a large space though, with sloping walls. We’re looking for a color that’s not too strong.
Thanks for any suggestions!
I’m moving next month and have quite a bit of furniture I’d rather get rid of than leave… the couch is in real bad shape, but bookcases, desks, etc. are all very usable… Is there some way to donate it and get some dude in a truck to come out and take it all away?
I do have tons of furniture: entertainment center, 2 bookcases, large couch, chaise loung, mattress, bed frame, table & chairs, jewelry chest and then tons of books/clothes, etc.
Thanks for your help!
For those two who have already answered – I listed what furniture I have. Please read the WHOLE question before answering and if you don’t know, why waste my time and others? It defeats the purpose of Yahoo answers to say "I don’t know".
I have a large livingroom with one entire wall of brick, with a wood burning fireplace. The brick color is varied – 70’s style. I have a large, dark stained mantel over the fireplace, and have placed a tall bookcase on either side of the fireplace, but it just doesn’t pop. There is also a brick ledge (approx. 3 bricks deep) along the base of the entire wall. This is perfect height for low-level seating, but I’d have to move the bookcases. My couch and loveseat are brick red with dark wood trim. My room has a hardboard ceiling, similar to original hardwood flooring. I will be painting my walls a sage color. I really need some guidance on the brick wall. I don’t think whitewashing is the answer in my traditional livingroom. Without the bookcases, the wall is plain and flat, with the exception of the mantel. I’m open to ideas.
I want to install laminate flooring in my living room and dining room. I have bookcases, the couch, armchairs, tables and other pieces of heavy furniture I can’t move myself. They’d need to help me.
Does anyone know how much they charge?
I recently moved all of my furniture that had been in a climate-controlled storage unit for 1 year into my new apartment. My couch grew mold in the storage unit, so I threw it out. The rest of my furniture is primarily particleboard (bookcases, dressers, etc.) and some wood. What should I use to clean this furniture to make sure that there is no mold on it and that won’t destroy the furniture? Thank you!
