Luxury Dining Furniture

i want to put lights like in th picture in the link above my table but you have to go through the dining room to get to the living room so the table needs to be off center. can i still put lights over the table and have it not look bad?
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Yes you can. It is not uncommon.

Call an electrician or a general contractor to get some free estimates (you should get at least 2 or 3 estimates before you make your decision)

They can locate the beams and circuits thats suitable for the installation and help you achieve the look like in the link from your question.

2011-01-05 14:05:31 by WOW! You&#39;ve earned 41 points

Moving, must sell our beautiful formal dining table originally purchased at Ashley Furniture. This is from the Monarch Valley collection, so you ...

Hi can you please translate this TO Latin please?

-Big, comfortable bedroom.
-Luxury Atrium
-Beautiful Dining-room
-Nice lavatory
-Cosy Kitchen
-Huge, bright garden
-Peaceful Study room
and lastly - This magnificent house has the most expensive furniture included in the house, everything is fairly new and unused.

Thanks so much x x

UHH.. i did latin a few years ago.. i can only translate one for you sorry.. :(
Beautiful dining room - Pugnat est Triclinum...



And why would you want to say " nice lavatoy" in latin??

2008-09-10 11:32:00 by stacey123456

Price: $8,897.17 $7,061.25

No rust power coated aluminum frames
Thick welted cushions with weather and fade resistant UV fabrics
Full sized furniture to ensure your comfort - wide seats and high backs

I am moving into a one bedroom apartment with my 18 month old son. It was silly to get a two bedroom with just the two of us and I pretty much have to buy everything but his furniture and my dining room table (Just got divorced) I choose an apartment that was a little more expensive, since it is less than a year old, safe, and luxury....that's my other reason for a one bedroom. Before I start buying things, I'd like some decorating tools or how I best set this up if I don't want to sleep with my son in the same bed. I won't have many people over so using the living room as a living room/bedroom is an option. Thanks
Oh he is going to have his own room. I am going to set the living room, like I said, to be a living room/bedroom. I felt a safe community that was new was better for my son. Older apartments have lots of problems....my last apartment looked nice when I moved in then all of a sudden mold was coming up from the carpet and on the tub! I was miserable in that 2 bedroom. So quality is what I was looking for and as a single mom who's getting NO help....it's what I could afford!
The one bedroom will be his room.....me in living room.

This place seems to have some good deals on sofa beds.
Get two single dressers to use as end tables .

You can also share your sons closet space.
You can set up a space for a corner desk that shuts up ot a small computer table.http://www.walmart.com/Sauder-Computer-A rmoire-Ebony-Finish/ip/6051640?povid=cat 103150-env198509-module227129-rLink2
Check out Ikea for ideas.

2009-11-17 05:49:37 by Amber

Price: $360.00

Upright locking position and adjustable tilt tension control
Upholstered in black LeatherPlus; waterfall seat design eliminates leg fatigue
Measures 26-1/2 inches wide by 28 inches deep; adjusts between 45 and 48-1/2 inches high

I pay 70% - you pay the remaining OK?
BURJ AL ARAB
http://www.burj-al-arab.com/staying_with _us/#PTP_031121_17103264_6ZPF1

Here's what we get:

1. Exclusive privileges - Private elevator, private cinema
2. Special features - Marble and gold staircase, leopard print tufted carpets, Carrarra marble flooring and mahogany furniture
3. Lower level - Dining area, Arabic majlis (reception) style lounge and library
4. Upper level - Master bedroom with ROTATING four-poster canopy bed and second bedroom, each with adjoining marble bathrooms with spa bath, walk-in shower, fine porcelain fittings and full sized Hermes 24 - Faubourg fragrances and body products.
5. Transport - Chauffeur driven Rolls Royce BMW available at a charge or helicopter transfers
Welcome drinks, fresh flowers, fruits and Arabic sweets
Luxury bathroom with Jacuzzi, full-size Hermes toiletries
Button controlled lighting, curtains and air conditioning and private safe

Contact me if interested - lol

Only if i can have the window seat on the plane, sleep on the left side of the bed, if we get any sleep that is and you dont fart in the Jacuzzi.

2007-06-04 03:12:15 by phoenix

I have a friend who I have known for about 10 years.She doesn't work or have a college degree,stays at home while her husband works.In the beginning he made excellent money and they were able to afford a huge home and luxury vehicles and vacations.They have two grade school children who they dress in name brand only clothing.About 4 years ago,her husband lost his job and ever since then they have been struggling financially.They sold almost all the furniture in their home,and now are left with only beds,a couch,tv,dining table and a big pool table.
Although her husband has found another job,it doesn't pay nearly as much as his last one did.They struggle each month to make the house payment,car payments,etc.She still doesn't work,nor is she going to college.
The problem is that she blows all the money as soon as he gets the pay check.She refuses to wear anything not from a boutique or high end department store,buys expensive shoes and jewelry and still tries to live the lifestyle she once had.When ever we talk,she is always complaining about her money situation and how she is upset that her husband can't make more than he does.She cries about not being able to save money,yet I'll see her spend over $300 in one trip to the mall.
I have told her that there are sacrifices she needs to be willing to make to save money and get to the point she and husband used to be at,but it goes in one ear and out the other.I know the other ladies we are mutual friends with have money and are able to afford the life she once had and it makes her even more upset.She doesn't want them to know the truth,so I have never mentioned it,nor would I.That's not my place.I do know that they wouldn't judge her,and they would support her and be nothing but understanding.But she still wants to keep this facade going.
I was really upset the other day when I found out she spent a crazy amount of money on a friends birthday gift and over drew her bank account.I could only think of her children,and how they were going to eat for the week until her husbands next paycheck came.She didn't tell me this part,I found out through her husband.He had confided in my husband that he was overdrawn and he had to borrow some money from us.He didn't want his wife (my friend) to know he had borrowed money from us,he was so embarrassed,so we didn't say anything.I don't mind helping out a friend in need,but the reason they were out of money was ridiculous.I didn't say anything to her,but it bothers me.
The whole thing baffles me because she came from a very poor family,she once lived a life worse than what she has now.Why can't she be grateful for what she does have left and stop pretending to be something she's not?Why is it so important for her to try to impress everyone?
Should I just come out and say something,and if so how would I go about approaching this subject?

Say what, exactly?

I really don't see how your saying something is going to get through to her; nothing you've said in the past, and reality itself haven't gotten through.

What could you say? "Maybe you should think about getting a job?" or "Maybe you should get professional help, counseling?"

When she complains about money problems, gently suggest that she could spend less on clothes.

Go shopping with her in used stores (there's often really expensive clothes there for really LOW prices).

If the well-being of her own husband and children aren't important enough to her, I really don't see you can do anything about it. Try to avoid knowing about her finances. You could even tell her that you really don't want to know, since she could avoid having money problems, but won't cut back. That way at least it won't feel like YOUR problem (which, in fact, it isn't).

2010-06-10 11:29:20 by Sweet Pea