#ARE RED SWAN BEANS LIKE GREEN BEANS UPGRADE#
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#ARE RED SWAN BEANS LIKE GREEN BEANS PLUS#

What about a cool blue or a rich rust color.but DON'T put it on your the wall you chose: Put it on the OPPOSITE wall! A new design trick/hint I've used is to accent the wall NOT first seen with the brighter or deeper color and the result is both unexpected and refreshing PLUS it opens up a whole new palette to your home. Does anyone out there have strand-woven bamboo? How does it wear compared to wood? Also, will dark espresso-maple cabinets seem dated soon? That's my only fear about potentially doing dark cabinetry in the kitchen. The only thing that would also make that a bit awkward is that the family room and kitchen are one contiguous room, and I kind of like the idea of having the same flooring in both to make the space more fluid. The builder is charging so much to tile though that I'd just have him put standard vinyl on the floors, and get someone in after the house is built to replace it. It would be an easy fix, as I could put dark tile floors in the kitchen, light wood in the rest of the first floor, and light cabinets (which is what we have now in our current house-5' engineered light maple, and a terra cotta-like tile in kitchen). I have tile in my kitchen now (with light maple everywhere else) and I love the way the tile wears (that wood-look tile is amazing!) but it is hard on my back-and I cook a lot-so I have to think about that some more. And if we end up going DIY and replacing standard stuff after we move in, we can't roll it into the mortgage-we'll have to pay cash.

#ARE RED SWAN BEANS LIKE GREEN BEANS UPGRADE#

So for example, the base wood flooring option is one kind of 2.25' red oak (and white oak is an upgrade tier 2, as is maple or bamboo). Rusty's right in that the builder basically has bulk pricing for certain items, so part of the reason we can afford to build a house is that this isn't totally custom-we get to select finishes within a range of them, and if we have him credit us back stuff like cabinets, we end up losing money as the stuff he's giving us is of higher quality for a lower price. Also, everyone overwhelmingly has affirmed that dark floors will be really hard to keep clean and not the best choice for pets/kids, so I think we're going to go with light flooring for sure. And some of the pics of light floors with dark cabinets were really stunning (like Jason Ball's).

It didn't dawn on me that I could break up the light floors/cabinets with a very dark countertop. Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone! Also the pictures were all really helpful-I hadn't found many of those yet.

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