Planning: Under the Roof
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After having started the renovation from the outside, now, the interior renovation should start - top down - under the roof.
Since we have not been well organized while choosing the tiles for the terrace (we went into the shop and bought what we liked), this time, I want our team to commit to shared ideas.
Under the roof pitch the space is small and the ceiling is low.
So, I suggest a light color scheme. White walls, white ceiling (yes, the wooden beams need to be painted white!) and very light colored flooring. Maybe large natural stone, beige color or a white painted concrete floor.
BTW, don't get jealous, our actual situation looks like this:
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Since we have not been well organized while choosing the tiles for the terrace (we went into the shop and bought what we liked), this time, I want our team to commit to shared ideas.
Under the roof pitch the space is small and the ceiling is low.
So, I suggest a light color scheme. White walls, white ceiling (yes, the wooden beams need to be painted white!) and very light colored flooring. Maybe large natural stone, beige color or a white painted concrete floor.
The advantage of a light mono-color scheme:
- the space feels larger
- the ceiling feels higher
- the felt room temperature is lower
- it's an adaequate contrast to the blue terrace tiles and the sceenery
- there will be enough color from furniture (a large blue sofa) and accessories
BTW, don't get jealous, our actual situation looks like this:
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