Originally Posted By: Laura Parker This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
In reply to an invitation from Oprah Winfrey’s decorating message board…regarding “The right finish for your home”- I went ahead and visited that website…she was right! Those light switch covers are incredible pieces of art casted in stone. I highly recomend you all to visit this web site: www.euroart.blowsearch.ws
…its very cool and interesting.
I fell in love with the style Rome on page 7, Paris on page 8, and the Leaf collection, on page 2.
I will share my thoughts with all of you as soon as the order I placed arrives.
Merry Christmas to everyone.  [/b]
Originally Posted By: Marie Guerrieri This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Hello!
Oh no! I’ve been flushed out!!! Can I help it if I couldn’t log on using my first name??? I was forced to use my middle name. I don’t know why. It just kept tell me that “Janet” was already being used. Frankly, I think the system was lying to me. What do you guys think? I have not see another me posting messages!
Originally Posted By: dvalley This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Hello Janet,
You want emoticons? Just look over to your left ( the Message body) when you are on the reply screen to a specific post, then decide which one you want to use. You then click on the emoticon that you prefer to use. It will post temporarily as :words: but once you finish your reply and click the "submit button", the finalized post will show your emoticon pics.
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Originally Posted By: jpeck This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
I frequently find switch and receptacle plates painted to match granite back splashes and wood cabinets, painted so artfully that they are difficult to locate (because they blend right in with the background marble or wood, the best way to see them is to look for them from an angle, to see where they protrude outward).
Need fancy switch and receptacle plates? Have them custom painted by an artist.
One house had a large Old World style mural on the wall, and the switch and receptacle plates were encompassed right into the scene, with the switch being painted into a column. Beautiful work! Now, if only they could construct the houses that well.
