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Masterlu
04-12-2009, 10:06 AM
I am now aligned with a professional interior design company that has already done work in my own home. They are also working on my Cape Cod home. Feel free to contact them direct, should you need any assistance. Make sure you tell them Ivan sent you! Their references include some well known celebrities.
NM Interior Design Inc.
North Wales, PA
215-896-5022
norainc2@comcast.net
Nora McCarthy
What perfect timing Ivan and they are in my neck of the woods. Thanks! :thumbsup:
Masterlu
04-12-2009, 03:13 PM
What perfect timing Ivan and they are in my neck of the woods. Thanks! :thumbsup:
Nora is awesome to work with, I know of no one more tallented & professional than her. She did the complete layout & purchasing of furniture for my entire Florida residence.
With what she saved me, her services cost me nothing.
She has just completed the new layout for my 3K' basement in Cape Cod.
I'm very excited! :ddd:
What perfect timing Ivan and they are in my neck of the woods. Thanks! :thumbsup:
I may give a call myself, my home theater needs a few things.
Nora is awesome to work with, I know of no one more tallented & professional than her. She did the complete layout & purchasing of furniture for my entire Florida residence.
With what she saved me, her services cost me nothing.
She has just completed the new layout for my 3K' basement in Cape Cod.
I'm very excited! :ddd:
3k? :scratch2:
Masterlu
04-12-2009, 03:41 PM
3k? :scratch2:
My basement area is 3000 square feet.
My basement area is 3000 square feet.
Oh... I guess I had one of those "mental block" moments. :D Mine is going to be slightly under at 2.7k.
I hope there is room for a substantial wine cellar in there... even a 30x30 room is only 900sqft!
Masterlu
04-12-2009, 03:55 PM
I hope there is room for a substantial wine cellar in there... even a 30x30 room is only 900sqft!
You better believe it! :banana:
And you're going to help me stock it!
Here are few pictures of my basic basement wine cellar . This picture was taken before I purchased much wine. A great website to go to is cellartracker.com you can find great recommendations for pairing food with wine, find reviews and pricing. If you sign up you can keep your entire wine inventory on it and print out bar code labels for locating your wine.
You better believe it! :banana:
And you're going to help me stock it!
Ivan, I will use every resource I have to stock it with the best the west coast, a part of France, Italy, Chile, and Australia have to offer! :D
Here are few pictures of my basic basement wine cellar . This picture was taken before I purchased much wine. A great website to go to is cellartracker.com you can find great recommendations for pairing food with wine, find reviews and pricing. If you sign up you can keep your entire wine inventory on it and print out bar code labels for locating your wine.
Very nice. Do you keep the entire basement in the 50's? Or does the wine area actually have some sort of enclosure?
Pool table + Wine Cellar = never leave underground.
Very nice. Do you keep the entire basement in the 50's? Or does the wine area actually have some sort of enclosure?
Pool table + Wine Cellar = never leave underground.
The basement stays around 66 degrees which I know is about 11 degrees too warm. I have the wine room wired for a cooling unit and it is insulated. I have doors on order and then it will be temperature controlled.
Masterlu
04-12-2009, 06:02 PM
Ivan, I will use every resource I have to stock it with the best the west coast, a part of France, Italy, Chile, and Australia have to offer! :D
I'll drink to that! :icon_beer:
We might as well live up to our snobbery that had us go into an exodus previously and have a wine guzzling avatar... :)
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