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Irish_Dem

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7. The challenge is to build something classic, but modern, attractive and not

Reply to hunter (Reply #5)

Mon Mar 8, 2021, 09:35 PM

Mar 2021

like everything else.

I am different, I do not like my mother's or grandmother's era design.
Very modern and contemporary is what I like. I shop at stores with decor designed for young adults.

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How Los Angeles is bringing high design to the granny flat -- while saving time and money [View all] Celerity Mar 2021 OP

is granny gonna be hooked up to the water supply and sewer? hmmm nt msongs Mar 2021 #1

Certainly! Mopar151 Mar 2021 #2

I never understand why builders put up such ugly buildings. Certainly attractive Irish_Dem Mar 2021 #3

A book of ready-to-build plans is excellent. hunter Mar 2021 #5

The challenge is to build something classic, but modern, attractive and not Irish_Dem Mar 2021 #7

I'd live in the Spanish Revival looking cottage. myccrider Mar 2021 #4

I'm aiming for a "Mr. Fusion" unit. hunter Mar 2021 #6