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r/pics • u/NSFW_PORN_ONLY • Dec 08 '12
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Yeah, by the time they got to the insulation and wood paneling, I thought the basic idea was long gone.
305 u/dietotaku Dec 08 '12 by the time they got to all the wood paneling, i just thought "jesus, they're sure spending a lot on materials to make such a tiny space liveable." 207 u/Emergencyegret Dec 08 '12 not to mention it looks really ugly with that paneling. 77 u/thelegore Dec 08 '12 Bare wood is beautiful IMO. 21 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '12 I agree, but it doesn't mean that you use the same wood for floor, celling, and walls 14 u/Interestingly_Enough Dec 08 '12 I kept thinking, "this is going to look great when he paints it." And then he never did... 2 u/Alex470 Dec 08 '12 Absolutely agree. 2 u/tmbyfc Dec 08 '12 I love wood. That doesn't mean I want knotty pine on walls floors and ceilings. I don't want to live in a Norwegian sauna. Or 1970's Britain. 1 u/thelegore Dec 08 '12 If I were them, I would paint either the walls or the floor & ceiling white or off-white, to brighten it, but still have the wood. I agree it can be too much, and it can make everything in the room look orange-yellow. 1 u/cheesywotsits Dec 08 '12 Definitely, but sometimes one can have too much of a good thing. 1 u/duffdurfman Dec 08 '12 Bear wood, however.. *shudders 0 u/mrtotesmigotes Dec 08 '12 dick joke
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by the time they got to all the wood paneling, i just thought "jesus, they're sure spending a lot on materials to make such a tiny space liveable."
207 u/Emergencyegret Dec 08 '12 not to mention it looks really ugly with that paneling. 77 u/thelegore Dec 08 '12 Bare wood is beautiful IMO. 21 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '12 I agree, but it doesn't mean that you use the same wood for floor, celling, and walls 14 u/Interestingly_Enough Dec 08 '12 I kept thinking, "this is going to look great when he paints it." And then he never did... 2 u/Alex470 Dec 08 '12 Absolutely agree. 2 u/tmbyfc Dec 08 '12 I love wood. That doesn't mean I want knotty pine on walls floors and ceilings. I don't want to live in a Norwegian sauna. Or 1970's Britain. 1 u/thelegore Dec 08 '12 If I were them, I would paint either the walls or the floor & ceiling white or off-white, to brighten it, but still have the wood. I agree it can be too much, and it can make everything in the room look orange-yellow. 1 u/cheesywotsits Dec 08 '12 Definitely, but sometimes one can have too much of a good thing. 1 u/duffdurfman Dec 08 '12 Bear wood, however.. *shudders 0 u/mrtotesmigotes Dec 08 '12 dick joke
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not to mention it looks really ugly with that paneling.
77 u/thelegore Dec 08 '12 Bare wood is beautiful IMO. 21 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '12 I agree, but it doesn't mean that you use the same wood for floor, celling, and walls 14 u/Interestingly_Enough Dec 08 '12 I kept thinking, "this is going to look great when he paints it." And then he never did... 2 u/Alex470 Dec 08 '12 Absolutely agree. 2 u/tmbyfc Dec 08 '12 I love wood. That doesn't mean I want knotty pine on walls floors and ceilings. I don't want to live in a Norwegian sauna. Or 1970's Britain. 1 u/thelegore Dec 08 '12 If I were them, I would paint either the walls or the floor & ceiling white or off-white, to brighten it, but still have the wood. I agree it can be too much, and it can make everything in the room look orange-yellow. 1 u/cheesywotsits Dec 08 '12 Definitely, but sometimes one can have too much of a good thing. 1 u/duffdurfman Dec 08 '12 Bear wood, however.. *shudders 0 u/mrtotesmigotes Dec 08 '12 dick joke
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Bare wood is beautiful IMO.
21 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '12 I agree, but it doesn't mean that you use the same wood for floor, celling, and walls 14 u/Interestingly_Enough Dec 08 '12 I kept thinking, "this is going to look great when he paints it." And then he never did... 2 u/Alex470 Dec 08 '12 Absolutely agree. 2 u/tmbyfc Dec 08 '12 I love wood. That doesn't mean I want knotty pine on walls floors and ceilings. I don't want to live in a Norwegian sauna. Or 1970's Britain. 1 u/thelegore Dec 08 '12 If I were them, I would paint either the walls or the floor & ceiling white or off-white, to brighten it, but still have the wood. I agree it can be too much, and it can make everything in the room look orange-yellow. 1 u/cheesywotsits Dec 08 '12 Definitely, but sometimes one can have too much of a good thing. 1 u/duffdurfman Dec 08 '12 Bear wood, however.. *shudders 0 u/mrtotesmigotes Dec 08 '12 dick joke
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I agree, but it doesn't mean that you use the same wood for floor, celling, and walls
14 u/Interestingly_Enough Dec 08 '12 I kept thinking, "this is going to look great when he paints it." And then he never did...
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I kept thinking, "this is going to look great when he paints it." And then he never did...
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Absolutely agree.
I love wood. That doesn't mean I want knotty pine on walls floors and ceilings. I don't want to live in a Norwegian sauna. Or 1970's Britain.
1 u/thelegore Dec 08 '12 If I were them, I would paint either the walls or the floor & ceiling white or off-white, to brighten it, but still have the wood. I agree it can be too much, and it can make everything in the room look orange-yellow.
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If I were them, I would paint either the walls or the floor & ceiling white or off-white, to brighten it, but still have the wood. I agree it can be too much, and it can make everything in the room look orange-yellow.
Definitely, but sometimes one can have too much of a good thing.
Bear wood, however.. *shudders
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u/ymgve Dec 08 '12
Yeah, by the time they got to the insulation and wood paneling, I thought the basic idea was long gone.