bedroom vanity set with stool image
Q. Cost is not a problem. I just moved in into a new house. Make A List of What items i should buy. Make a list of everything, kitchen,living room, master bedroom, bathroom items, ETC. 10ptz for best answer...
Answer
Just mentally go through the course of your day for the essentials.
Bed(s)
Sheets- at least 2 sets per bed
blankets
Pillows and pillow cases (at least 2 for each pillow)
Comforter(s) or bedspread(s)
Pillow Shams and dust ruffle(s)
curtains
Shades
Night stands
alarm clock
Lamps
Dresser
Vanity
Chest of drawers
Coat hangers
Shoe shelves
Bath towels (at least 3 per person)
Hand towels (at least 3)
Wash cloths (at least 4 per person)
Toothbrush holder
Liquid soap dispenser
Soap dish
Kitchen towels
Dish cloths
pot holders
Pots
Pans
Serving bowls
Mixing bowls
Coffeepot
Blender
Mixer
Glasses
Cups
Silverware
Knives
Toaster
Table linens
Plates and bowls
Measuring spoons and cups
Serving spoons, spatulas, etc.
Crock pot
Chafing dishes (to keep food warm)
Flower vases
Canisters
Candles
Refrigerator bowls
Ice bucket and tongs
Livingroom furniture (couch, chairs, foot stools)
End tables and coffee table
Magazine rack
Lamps
Bookshelves
Throw rugs if you have hardwood floors
Dining table and chairs
Buffet or sideboard
China cabinet
Tea cart
Television and armoire
Stereo system
Ironing board and iron
Laundry baskets
Hampers
Trash cans/dust bins
telephones
clocks
Mop/broom/vacuum cleaner
feather dusters
toilet brush and holder
Porch furniture
Grill
Outdoor fireplace
Then, you will want to decorate with flowers, plants, candles, a water feature (such as an aquarium or fountain), and art (paintings, sculpture, etc.).
Have fun!
Just mentally go through the course of your day for the essentials.
Bed(s)
Sheets- at least 2 sets per bed
blankets
Pillows and pillow cases (at least 2 for each pillow)
Comforter(s) or bedspread(s)
Pillow Shams and dust ruffle(s)
curtains
Shades
Night stands
alarm clock
Lamps
Dresser
Vanity
Chest of drawers
Coat hangers
Shoe shelves
Bath towels (at least 3 per person)
Hand towels (at least 3)
Wash cloths (at least 4 per person)
Toothbrush holder
Liquid soap dispenser
Soap dish
Kitchen towels
Dish cloths
pot holders
Pots
Pans
Serving bowls
Mixing bowls
Coffeepot
Blender
Mixer
Glasses
Cups
Silverware
Knives
Toaster
Table linens
Plates and bowls
Measuring spoons and cups
Serving spoons, spatulas, etc.
Crock pot
Chafing dishes (to keep food warm)
Flower vases
Canisters
Candles
Refrigerator bowls
Ice bucket and tongs
Livingroom furniture (couch, chairs, foot stools)
End tables and coffee table
Magazine rack
Lamps
Bookshelves
Throw rugs if you have hardwood floors
Dining table and chairs
Buffet or sideboard
China cabinet
Tea cart
Television and armoire
Stereo system
Ironing board and iron
Laundry baskets
Hampers
Trash cans/dust bins
telephones
clocks
Mop/broom/vacuum cleaner
feather dusters
toilet brush and holder
Porch furniture
Grill
Outdoor fireplace
Then, you will want to decorate with flowers, plants, candles, a water feature (such as an aquarium or fountain), and art (paintings, sculpture, etc.).
Have fun!
What is a great way to decorate my really small apartment?
lunagirlpr
Answer
For one thing, remember when making purchases that you are not going to be in this small space forever. Also remember...dual purpose! Some footstools have a removable top for storage inside and provide an additional seat for guests. Instead of trying to crowd in a small sofa and small chair, why not go ahead and invest in a good sofa that can go onto your next place and wait for the chair? Instead, make some large cushy overstuffed pillows that can be used for seating or stacked in the corner when not in use? If it is indeed a very tiny place, why not use an interesting old trunk in front of the sofa (more storage space) with a large tray on top? There are also some nice corner entertainment units at Walmart that can also house your stereo system, dvds and cds along with books and other things. In a small space, I'd look for an interesting floor lamp for next to the sofa instead of trying to make room for tables and lamps. Use the extra space instead for a large potted plant. Again, since the walls are probably going to be white or another neutral shade, budget allowing, try to invest in a large framed art piece with lots of color to balance out the scale of the room. As long as one basic color scheme flows from room to room, you shouldn't feel limited to pastels or drab colors.
You might think of a bistro table set designed for a patio in the eating area, use some wrought iron pieces and grape ivy to create a little grotto effect, and use it on a terrace or balcony in a later dwelling. If there's a "bar" area, you'd do better to leave it open (no bar stools) and maybe sit a plant there instead.
As for the kitchen area, since it's probably visable from the livingroom, keep the counter uncluttered and use maybe one or two decorative yet funcional items on top (a colorful set of mixing bowls to hold real fruit or vegetable, a basket filled with rolled up tea towels or napkins and silverware.
Even tho the bath is probably small, you can still add a few spa touches like scented candles and hand towels. If room allows, place as large a basket as possible near the tub with rolled up bath towels, jars of bath salts and sponges. Leave under the sink for the hair dryers and necessary items you don't want to leave out on the vanity.
Your bedroom, tho a multipurpose area should be your haven. Choose colors soothing to you...not necessarily pastels, but colors that make you feel good. Same rule of thumb here. Keep it to a minimum, but use the same concepts as in the other rooms. If you can get away with a bed, armoire, and bedside table, nothing says you have to have alot of different pieces. Use vaccum storage bags under the bed for out of season clothing, baskets and organizers in your closet to create more space and use the extra room for decorative things you really love.
Make it as fun and funky as you like. It's supposed to be an expression of your personality and your lifestyle, and you're only going to have a first place once! Enjoy!!
For one thing, remember when making purchases that you are not going to be in this small space forever. Also remember...dual purpose! Some footstools have a removable top for storage inside and provide an additional seat for guests. Instead of trying to crowd in a small sofa and small chair, why not go ahead and invest in a good sofa that can go onto your next place and wait for the chair? Instead, make some large cushy overstuffed pillows that can be used for seating or stacked in the corner when not in use? If it is indeed a very tiny place, why not use an interesting old trunk in front of the sofa (more storage space) with a large tray on top? There are also some nice corner entertainment units at Walmart that can also house your stereo system, dvds and cds along with books and other things. In a small space, I'd look for an interesting floor lamp for next to the sofa instead of trying to make room for tables and lamps. Use the extra space instead for a large potted plant. Again, since the walls are probably going to be white or another neutral shade, budget allowing, try to invest in a large framed art piece with lots of color to balance out the scale of the room. As long as one basic color scheme flows from room to room, you shouldn't feel limited to pastels or drab colors.
You might think of a bistro table set designed for a patio in the eating area, use some wrought iron pieces and grape ivy to create a little grotto effect, and use it on a terrace or balcony in a later dwelling. If there's a "bar" area, you'd do better to leave it open (no bar stools) and maybe sit a plant there instead.
As for the kitchen area, since it's probably visable from the livingroom, keep the counter uncluttered and use maybe one or two decorative yet funcional items on top (a colorful set of mixing bowls to hold real fruit or vegetable, a basket filled with rolled up tea towels or napkins and silverware.
Even tho the bath is probably small, you can still add a few spa touches like scented candles and hand towels. If room allows, place as large a basket as possible near the tub with rolled up bath towels, jars of bath salts and sponges. Leave under the sink for the hair dryers and necessary items you don't want to leave out on the vanity.
Your bedroom, tho a multipurpose area should be your haven. Choose colors soothing to you...not necessarily pastels, but colors that make you feel good. Same rule of thumb here. Keep it to a minimum, but use the same concepts as in the other rooms. If you can get away with a bed, armoire, and bedside table, nothing says you have to have alot of different pieces. Use vaccum storage bags under the bed for out of season clothing, baskets and organizers in your closet to create more space and use the extra room for decorative things you really love.
Make it as fun and funky as you like. It's supposed to be an expression of your personality and your lifestyle, and you're only going to have a first place once! Enjoy!!
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