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  • FREAKY
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good luck containing the kids stuff to one area hahah

  • Bob the Freaking Builder
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Changed it again
Think we're happy with this one

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So I'm currently lining up a few things for the house and am chasing some input and thoughts from others.

 

Firstly, the blinds situation. I'm thinking roller blinds throughout the house and think I've settled on a colour scheme of light grey paint on the walls throughout the house and a darker charcoal type grey roller blinds, which all seems to tie in nicely with the dark window and door frames.

 

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Dilemma I'm currently having is in the master bedroom though. This is what I'm currently working with.

 

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So, again, walls will be the grey from the above photos and I'll fark off the broken venetians and green curtains. Behind those green curtains is actually a bay window, which I'm thinking I'll do a box/bench seat with some storage in it to utilise the space. Currently thinking of going the same charcoal roller blinds in here too...but kinda worried there might be a fair chunk of light bleed around the edges of the bay window etc. Problem is that curtains won't work as well if I'm putting in a bench seat later, plus they take up a lot of room and collect bulk dust. I feel the rollers would give a nice clean contemporary look, but curious to know what others think.

 

Secondly, looking at getting a sparky out to add some power points, change the halogen downlights to LED and some other bits and pieces. Question is, downlights in the master bedroom - yay or nay? I'm looking at putting a ceiling fan in, so it's deciding between a fan/light combo unit, or fan and 4 dimmable downlights. They're great in the kitchen/dining area, just not sure if they're worth it or a bit too much in the bedroom?

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  • FREAKY
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similar colour combo we are in the process of doing stripes

 

change everything to led, saving a fortune on power since I converted everything.  

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Yeah, I'm changing all the halogens to LED, Freaky. But the bedrooms and study all have a single oyster light in the middle of the room...so I'm trying to decide if I just replace all those with ceiling fan/light combos...or put dimmable LED downlights and a separate ceiling fan in the master bedroom and study, and light/fan combos in the back bedrooms...

  • FREAKY
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depends what heating a/c is in the rooms if fans are needed?

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Got reverse cycle ducted throughout whole hose and split system in master bedroom. But nice to be able to get a bit of airflow when it's not overly hot but a bit stuffy without having to run the aircon (cheaper too).

  • FREAKY
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yer sounds good go for it, the new fans have led in them anyways

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Would you bother with downlights in the master bedroom and study though? Or just the light in the fan?

  • FREAKY
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I find sometimes the light on a fan isnt enough. all depends. I have a single pendent type of light in our room at the moment 

 

the norm is about 4 led downlights per room but can be over kill.

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