Do I paint some parts and not others?
Do I turn the knee wall (knee wall? is that the right term?) into shelving?
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Wallpaper the whole mess?
A canopy?
Celebrate the area?
Or ignore the entire confusing problem?
September 24, 2010
Slopes.
On the 2nd floor of Cape 18, you will find two bedrooms tucked up under the eaves. The ceilings go all the way to the roofline, complete with a sloped ceiling and beams. Decorating the slope (or around the slope) is proving tricky.
Do I paint some parts and not others?
Do I turn the knee wall (knee wall? is that the right term?) into shelving?
Skylights?
Wallpaper the whole mess?
A canopy?
Celebrate the area?
Or ignore the entire confusing problem?
Do I paint some parts and not others?
Do I turn the knee wall (knee wall? is that the right term?) into shelving?
Wallpaper the whole mess?
A canopy?
Celebrate the area?
Or ignore the entire confusing problem?
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