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[@karolina8367]

Day two of requesting Paige to do a video about bathrooms 🛁 We need this!

[@CathyS_Bx]

A place for your trophies and gifted orchids!

[@FrogeniusW.G.]

We do. We need a "every room -series"..

[@lily6975]

We do!!

[@karolina8367]

@@CathyS_Bx On our marble counters, in front of subway tiles backsplash :D

[@alyssazimmerman3795]

I have yet to find a good bathroom decor yt video

[@lindsaykar5477]

I don’t always agree with your hot takes but it’s very refreshing to have someone with a real point of view vs the copy paste stuff you see elsewhere on KZbin 🙃

[@Jobo89]

I think plants are so personal, keep your plants as many as you like

[@wallywaffles1333]

Counterpoint on velvet: for those of us with cats, it can be the best fabric bc cats are less likely to claw it and destroy your furniture!

[@wasselpa]

i have heard that! in that case, just avoid the peacock blue velvet lololol

[@lightworks3172]

I also just love the look of a good, expensive velvet sofa! You can't tell me any differently. Cheap, faux velvet, no. But nice luxe velvet - always!

[@lorrilewis2178]

Best fabric for cats. Quality velvet wears like iron. It looks fragile, but it's not!

[@Cuiositycola]

I love velvet too, cats or no cats 😂

[@Cuiositycola]

Oh, and limewash too 😉

[@maaamiii6918]

Not only has your decor advice helped me to have the quirky, cozy, nonconformist home that's me and enriches my life, but your humorous delivery has made it so much fun to watch your channel. I know I will be chuckling and sometimes guffawing my way through--often the high point of my day. No busts, fake terrazzo or plants here Paige! You are a goddamn delight.

[@tita4359]

What’s wrong with plants? They’ve been major decor pieces for centuries

[@wasselpa]

*hanging plants :-)

[@FrogeniusW.G.]

@@tita4359 It's about fake plants. Fake plants and fake marble. ..Oh, no! Terrazzo! .. But I'm sure, Paige dislikes fake marble just as much as fake terrazzo..

[@lizzysbeautyshowetc.6895]

@@tita4359 Exactly plants bring life to a room

[@aracelivelasco2676]

Congratulations 🥂

[@neuIyn]

Make sure to test your popcorn ceiling before removing because they can contain asbestos!

[@MandKK]

THIS

[@HerQuietLife]

My mom was saying the same thing as I was watching this. Definitely have to be careful with popcorn ceilings!

[@leleiskindofcool]

I just deleted my comment, you beat me to the chase. :) Yes, such an important note!

[@BoiledButts]

You don’t gotta tell me twice to test some popcorn! 🍿

[@Letty4]

My house was built in 1918 and has a chair rail in the dining room. I love it and think it fits well because of the age of the house. You'd have to pry that chair rail from my cold, dead hands. 🤣 Congrats on 100k! 🎉

[@chiaralennon1894]

It‘s great, don‘t get rid of it!

[@goosegirl941]

Heck no I bet it s fabulous

[@jthayer479]

Agreed. Chair rails are classic.

[@yasminehujair6457]

In the UK we call them dado rails. They are an iconic and classic piece of victorian interior design, I am so surprised people don't like them. Especially with proper panelling mouldings, I also liked them on the entire wall. I like them with the top half wallpaper, bottom half panelled dado rail. They're iconic!

[@vaderladyl]

Yes older houses with character look lovely with chair rails.

[@hereforit2347]

Daaaaang. I was riding with you until you got to the velvet. 😂 I absolutely ADORE it, always have. Cheap velvet is one thing. But there’s nothing like a good, thick, heavy, high-quality velvet. It’s cozy, it’s elegant, it’s pet friendly, it lasts forever, it looks good, it feels good . . . 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@alittlebitofjessica]

Yup! Velvet is timeless. Maybe not that cheap, super shiny velvet from the outlet store, but a nice muted velvet can def elevate a room.

[@hereforit2347]

@@alittlebitofjessica: 100 percent. ❤️

[@rockinsockmonkey8033]

Yesss. Like a nice cotton velvet has such a crisp hand to it. Or a drapey silk velvet

[@Etherealsillygoose]

I vibe with everything you said except when it comes to plants, which makes sense cause not everyone has a green thumb. Plants are enriching af, hard to see them spoken of like they’re statues and not living members of your environment

[@meh5069]

Plants are great, I do think people over do it though. A lot of decor looks cluttered and kinda tacky with a million plants. But as long as the people who own them love them, who cares what I think lol.

[@alittlebitofjessica]

@@meh5069 That’s how I feel, too. Plants can look cheap real quick when paired with 1) macramé, and 2) plastic pots. Especially the pothos and snake plants. And then there’s the people who overdo it and put their plants all over the damn place like it’s a nursery and it just makes the space look cluttered. I rather have one large plant or tree near a window.

[@lizzysbeautyshowetc.6895]

I live in an apartment but I love an Herb little window cell because I cook with these plants nothing wrong with plants if done right

[@vaderladyl]

@@alittlebitofjessica I love macrame with expensive pots. To each their own.

[@kayingthao5072]

I think Paige is just trying to be non-conforming…how is plant out??? Plant is nature and nature is forever

[@AthalieM]

People, please don’t get rid of things just because … Paige. If you like it, it serves a purpose, and/or it’s what you can afford or have room for right now, remember that this is one’s person opinion.

[@wasselpa]

well of course! this channel is indeed just my opinions

[@patriciafisher3108]

There is a wide variety of pillow covers you can buy on line. Instead of throwing out the pillows that came with your sofa, measure them and cover them. SAVES MONEY.

[@vaderladyl]

Yes just with covers you can transform the look of your pillows.

[@KeanusRandom36]

U saved me from making so many bad interior decisions. Congratulations on 100k

[@berlinorama]

If you have an elderly dog and a long hallway you really need a hallway rug or two;-)) And I really like getting orchids as gifts. They last a lot longer than a bouquet of flowers. Congratulations on your big milestone!

[@chandaharkins4418]

Amen to the rug for doggos. :)

[@sharroon7574]

We just had a week of snow and bought an i dustrial rug because I was having to sweep and steam clean 2x a day

[@ashley8526]

I loved the video!! I so wish I could get my popcorn ceilings removed! Also, counter point: plants can’t go out of style because they were here before us and will be here after us. 😂

[@Theater00jock]

Nahhhh. Hanging plants are great

[@kristinrooney-erb501]

I have one that I honestly still love. I just don’t have tons of them. Just the one that the kids and dogs leave alone :)

[@wasselpa]

I knew people would come for me on this one ;)

[@_miss.gomez_]

😂I’m bad on taking care of plants..and have 2 cats that bite plants..so..hanging plants are a solution for me..but not macrame😌

[@selkrasouza6262]

Same. I personally love having plants everywhere. Jungle vibes.

[@reneedancetrick]

I have two. One is used to redirect the eye from the cat litter box that is directly under it. The other is in a window to help me keep people from looking into my apartment, yet still keeping blinds up and letting light in. Also I have a cat that loves to eat my plants, so keeping them high up means I don't have to worry about that.

[@Sarah-xh3jk]

“Get rid of your orchids” hahaha Your distaste for plants cracks me up so much for some reason haha I usually agree with most of your opinions, but the plants/orchids just makes be giggle haha But I come from a family of maximalist hippies who love plants haha Also, congrats on the 100k trophy!

[@emily76m]

I love maximalist hippie vibe!!! I’m always searching for home scents and perfume that screams rich hippie 😁😁😁✌🏻

[@gordonidwan]

Orchids on kitchen counters was my take away, not orchids and plants that are hanging, not plants

[@Poesjerina]

You’ve taught me a lot about interior design, not just tips/tricks but even how to approach it in general. Thanks for adding your personality to your videos and posting so often. They make my day!

[@lorrilewis2178]

I usually agree with you 75% of the time, but I think busts and velvet fabric are classics. We're in a time when those particular classics are copied by mass consumer brands, hence it seems "cheap" and "trendy" to you. If they are not well done, then sure, get rid of them, but if they are quality, they will always be classic. You are still free to not like some classic things of course - there are some classic things I don't like. BTW, quality velvet wears like iron and is one of the best fabrics if you have cats!

[@vaderladyl]

Busts are sure classics especially on a dark academia themed decor. Velvet is timeless.

[@sweetness371]

I love chair rails and wainscoting. Especially in a vintage (like Victorian era) home.

[@carolinemorin6646]

Was with you up until the orchids. I looooove orchids. Every shape and colour. Each one is a delicate little treasure that rewards your hard work with multiple blooms a year for many years. The orchid section in every botanical garden is magical.

[@meh5069]

Orchids in a garden are beautiful. Potted orchids look…kinda cheap to me? I can’t explain it. I think because every store mass produced plastic orchids and you see them everywhere lol

[@carolinemorin6646]

@@meh5069 Ah well yes not a fan of the fake white orchid but to each their own.

[@jmbisme]

I’m with you @Caroline Morin. I only have one in my home, but she is beautiful and gives me joy every time she blooms!!

[@vaderladyl]

Totally agree. I have a collection too.

[@annetterivera764]

I love orchids too. They makes me smile and feel good with their beauty.

[@dianddjhoekstra-li1141]

All plants are beautiful!

[@jthayer479]

So interesting how people can view the same things so differently! Whenever I see velvet, I feel like it looks expensive and elevated. And it's also comfy, so it's a win all around for me lol.

[@tita4359]

She’s talking about the low quality faux velvet that you see in lots of low end furniture like at target Walmart etc that’s trying to pass as being elevated

[@AthalieM]

@@tita4359 I'm pretty sure Emma Chamberlain's chair that was used as an example wasn't low quality faux velvet though.

[@wasselpa]

def not but even that velvet was hard for me to like haha

[@alittlebitofjessica]

I was sad to see velvet on Paige’s naughty list because I chose a velvet headboard that was inspired by Mandy Moore’s bedroom (the velvet in her headboard costs more than my car though, while mine was $6 a yard at the wholesale store lol). I also like the look of lime wash though that might just be a phase for me.

[@vaderladyl]

@@alittlebitofjessica Velvet is nice and she was talking about the cheap one, not wholesale prices. You are fine. No need to be sad.

[@reneesmith695]

Awe….I love giant plants. We have a cactus that’s about 10 feet tall. ❤️🌵❤️🌵❤️🌵

[@wannabecowgirl]

As an owner of a large desk who converted to a tiny desk, I adore my tiny desk. It actually keeps me wayyyy more organized as my old desk was just a big counter for me to drop and hide my junk. Also, due to my living arrangement-not super practical. Which Paige touched on. It depends on the person but I gotta disagree on a bigger workspace making you more organized.

[@redgirlsrain]

My house was built in 1895 and although it didn't have chair rail in it when we bought it, we've since put it in (along with picture rail). I think it definitely helps add to the historic/old feeling of the house, which in my opinion is a good thing. I think it's probably not the way to go if you want your house to feel modern but I'm going for a more historic look.

[@Appleton-WI]

Any design feature that fits the era of the home clearly belongs there. If you like it, keep it!

[@conceivebelieveachieve9653]

Mine too Victorian, I have a few of Paiges dislikes, the dado rail, the stone bust and the fiddle leaf fig ! I love them, I agree on the rest though. ♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@Mr44ee]

100K congrats to you. Your outlook on life, decor and basketball are all genius. Truly. Candid, refreshing and spot on. xxxox

[@oliviaek2659]

Ohhhh I think chairrails are fun but only if you also use them to implement colour and print into your space, I’m probably biased here my parents have them in their dining room only as a way to separate the two wallpapers they have and I love it

[@cynthiagarcia2991]

Congratulations! You would hate my velvet chairs, but I think you’d love my vintage desk lol 😘

[@emilyswett7827]

theater kids everywhere are rejoicing to know that someone as cool and chill as paige was once one of us 🤩

[@amurphy8278]

I can't agree with the "no hanging stuff" ... especially plants😅... If someone loves plants (me. lol) and they like the way it looks 🤷‍♀ I don't think it is outdated, just a personal taste thing. I know most people wouldn't want a load of plants in their space, but some people (me 😅) really love it... I do agree that people should stop gifting orchids. If you are going to gift a plant there are much better ones to give, but I also don't really think we should give plants to people unless we know they like plants. That is coming from someone who has an over abundance of plants. LOL

[@ArielBissett]

I think with the chair rails the trick is to lean FULLY IN and add trim moulding above and below of the rail 🙈 it makes the room feel SO SPECIAL.

[@dhvanibunneh]

As far as florals go I really like getting arrangements that are in line with the seasons where I live! It’s been a nice way to lean in and decorate according to the time of the year

[@amberthecolor_]

I ordered performance velvet fabric from Interior Define and I honestly thought ‘Paige would judge me for this’ - BUT it’s like one of the only fabrics I’ve read positive things about regarding to standing up to pet abuse/ claw marks. Hoping they don’t look cheap when they finally arrive.

[@lightworks3172]

I have a couch in the same materials and love it! So beautiful and cozy. Not getting rid of it.

[@jeanettetoro6445]

I love velvet. Especially in throw pillows. Adds a nice texture.

[@meh5069]

Velvet is classic. It’s the faux microfiber “velvet” that’s bad and looks cheap. Your sofa will be beautiful! And if you love it that’s all that matters

[@GoodWitchKnits]

Yep, we have the exact velvet in some club chairs because our cat destroys all furniture but can't get his claws into the fabric, they're amazing, but I always think about how Paige would hate them!

[@vaderladyl]

You don't have to follow other's opinions like it is law. Just do you.

[@annmariethomas1540]

I agree with you 100% except for the orchids! I love the long lasting flowers they provide. P.S. You have a great smile!

[@04nbod]

Do not touch your popcorn ceiling until you test for asbestos.

[@AriaIndy]

It feels weird to dislike different plants for being “trendy” lol. I live in Miami and am obsessed with my giant porch cactus. I also love my hanging pothos ivy and obsessed with linewash. For me, anything natural or organic materials is not a trend. I think you can get away with lime wash and plants. I just don’t see those ever being “popcorn ceilings” lol

[@twix2615]

Yes!! I'm so tired of these so-called plant "trends". They are living things created by nature. They don't care about your silly trends

[@HR-re6mr]

Congrats Paige! Ur vid and advice is such a refreshing cut to the chase style that I love! U def deserve your success on YT with the great content u produce! Loved seeing u on Nick!’s channel!

[@jillbaer4511]

Congrats on 100k Paige!! I love your channel, your takes, and I love when I don’t necessarily agree with you too! That’s the beauty of style, opinions, homes etc. your pov is always so well thought out I have to appreciate it. I think while not everyone is set out to have a /beautiful/ home like you have in mind, your suggestions totally do make spaces a bit less cheap for lack of a better word, its usually great advice. But like rules in any creative field, you’ve gotta know them to break them tastefully

[@dianastandardtime]

Track curtains in the vertical blinds track are a great idea. Didn't know you can fit them in! I've just removed the blinds and installed curtain rods, but it'd be more convenient to push open and close this way. Orchids have very 1990-2000s luxury spa vibes. They're not that easy to care for, and there are plenty of other more interesting plants to have in your space. In general, it's better to grow plants you actually like that will work with your lighting instead of what is trendy. Fiddles and cactus need a lot of sun. It's a problem waiting to happen.

[@aliplay5]

I did the same, took down the blinds and did a double rod with sheer and light blocking curtains instead. I am storing the blinds but I fear they will be in a bad shape when I move out so we will see what my landlord says about that

[@dianastandardtime]

@@aliplay5 Yeah, we went the same route! I used some washi tape to bundle them together and stored them flat in the closet.

[@lightworks3172]

Can you do a video on good light fixtures? I’ve been putting off exchanging the ceiling light fixtures my place came with, but I’m a bit underwhelmed by my options. Also, a video on office spaces done right and how to guide for people working from home (a desk in their bedroom or in a multiple purpose room).

[@haleymist09]

Ooooh, I like all your suggestions!

[@rachellegregory]

I love that I started following you when you had like 20-30k followers. Glad to see relatable content grow

[@Zoeeemeow]

Wow congrats!!!! Been following since waaay back its awesome to see your growth. I have always looked forward to your videos and you’ve helped shape my design taste immensely. Thank you! Very excited to follow along once you find the perfect apartment in LA

[@christaberit]

I get to keep my bust because I bought him ten years ago from the Library of Congress gift shop. Ben Franklin will stay forever. 😄

[@mariawelling4194]

Hi Page congrats! I have a bust for over 15 years in black, its huge..it was passed on from my aunt.. its a keeper for me..

[@wasselpa]

you must keep! anything authentic is 👌

[@wange1128]

Congrats on 100k 🎉❤ I love your decor advice! It’s helped me make my space feel more unique and me

[@emma190900]

Paige I would sooo love a vid on how to style a bookshelf/objects to use and ways to make it look more interesting! Love from London x

[@aj707]

Congrats on over 100k! Love your channel and style :)

[@gingerdad127]

Pro-tip: chair rails can be used as the "poor man's" wainscoting. It's an effective way to keep costs down. Paint both the chair rail and everything below it the same colour. It creates a faux wainscoting look, love from Australia xox 🌻❤🤠

[@levieve7779]

I really enjoy your content. Congratulations on the plaque! I do have a couple thought on this video. It seems to be a really common misconception that busy colorful designs work well for actual child’s room. And I often see KZbinrs repeating this by saying, maybe you should move this to your child’s room. But children tend to be extra sensitive to over stimulation and it can result in more stress for your child and more behavioral issues by having them in an overstimulating space. So I would not recommend super colorful Terrazzo for a child’s room. Also as a cat owner, performance velvet is probably the best material for holding up to cat claws. So I probably will not be getting rid of my performance velvet furniture ever. As a fellow Theater kid I could already tell that you were a theater kid without you saying so lol. Thank you for the content that you create!

[@tatik1139]

Congratulations! I absolutely love your channel and your style🖤 your advice helped me to upgrade my space and develope my own taste.

[@emilybakerrr]

congrats on 100K whoo! chair rails: agree, unless it's old original wood. lime wash: i think doesn't feel right when it's not actually old. when you're trying too hard is when it just looks bad with most of these things, it needs to fit! i feel like the thing that's hard to express about interiors is the lived-in vibe. that's where the weird rugs and busts come into play they just don't feel natural to the space.

[@smirza1995]

Super grateful for the comment on symmetry as I couldn’t figure out why I felt dissatisfied with my symmetrical setup around my media console but now will play around with it. U save my interior. I thank u.

[@susanlawrence6986]

I nervously side-eyed my orchid sitting to my left as I watched this vid. LOL. I love your channel!

[@tizitapusch9780]

You deserve more subscribers Paige !!!. Your videos are not only educational, they are also so fun to watch. ❤️🎉

[@katew947]

Before you remove your popcorn ceilings check for asbestos!!!!!!!

[@CharlotteHardacre]

Well done Paige - you deserve all your success. Love your authentic voice, dry sense of humour and great taste!

[@Soylarimar]

Yeah… I just got new throw pillow covers bc the ones that came with my sofa were really good quality!

[@wasselpa]

SMART

[@cassandrahood7665]

Congrats Paige!! Been with ya since you were at 4K followers. I’m not leaving either 👏

[@marthamiriam8983]

I love your unique opinions. Very clever. And Congrats you are loved on KZbin 👍❤

[@GardenerPhyl]

Hey Paige, congratulations on your KZbin award. I suspect you put a lot of work into your channel, and I appreciate your videos.

[@carolnaty]

Congrats! Well deserved! ❤ I love the vintage bust sculpture we have in our home! 😅

[@laurieleader4036]

Paige: Love your candid design feedback!

[@saphire2214]

Congrats! Love your straight no chaser opinions and recommendations.❤️

[@Mim-nh6ej]

love your channel and so happy to see a video! just a little psa that always get your popcorn ceilings tested for asbetos before removing them ourself xx

[@trulyspiffing]

Congrats on 100k Paige! I've been following your videos since the beginning of the year and it's been so cool watching your channel grow. On the subject of small desks for small spaces, would you ever do a video on Tiny Houses? I'm currently in the process of building one and the interior design in the tiny house community seems to suffer from a very bad case of farmhouse and boho chic. It would be so cool to hear your thoughts on how you would approach a tiny space.

[@CiriliaRose]

New viewer but loving your videos as I prepare to move into a new space. Would love to hear more tales from your prop styling gigs!

[@clarayi8844]

Congrats on the plate🎉 love your contents as always

[@Trenchant468]

My take on chair rails: they can definitely read traditional, but may have their place, eg in a 3rd fl room with weird ceiling lines, or in. a dining room which otherwise looks and sounds like an echoey box. I'd use care not to go full traditional cove moldings. And I would consider them in a very large living room. In main, I think if you have a room that would benefit from two different wall treatments-paint and wallpaper, two-tone, etc in order to unify celling lines, add interest, or break up a vast volume, then yes. And definitely, if you have an historic house with old growth hardwood deep cove and crown molding, preserve them. Or at the very least, salvage for someone. Maybe the ticket, if you have them, is to do some really unexpected funky wallpaper over or under.

[@Trenchant468]

AND 1000% happy for your success!

[@geoffsmiley8252]

Chair rails are fine, just paint them and the entire wall (not just half) the same color. The chair rail will then become a minor detail.

[@sashac7002]

Congratulations on 100K! Well deserved! I never got into busts or terrazzo, either.

[@oliviaek2659]

Congrats on 100k Paige !!

[@melodep275]

Congrats 🎉 Would love videos of you going to peoples house and helping them with their existing stuff. Not really buying anything new but styling their existing furniture, art, knickknacks plants etc.

[@marcelaramaya]

You are fresh air. There should be an award for that and you'd win. Congrats on the 100k Well deserved. And this is just the beginning. Greetings from Argentina.

[@MegaWeegee64]

You're entertaining as hell. I love your snarky/kind combo.

[@farewell310]

Books are not decor, and neither are plants. I’m lucky to have and indoor garden room where my 60+ orchids live in winter, along with my giant (and small) cacti. And a handful of tropical trees. It’s a joy room. Only cut flowers venture into the rest of the house because it’s darn near impossible to live with the kind of light needed to keep growing plants healthy. I enjoy your (sometimes) draconian opinions even though I value rule breaking as a rule. My house and gardens are a respite from rules-my “church." So far, my house of worship does not include cheap blue velvet or vertical blinds, but if it did-I’d be cool with that.

[@sandraweiler5971]

My sister knows I don’t like anything resembling Hobby lobby… She says I have my nose in the air. 🤣

[@leahferrell3110]

I don't like it, either. Especially anything with text 🙄

[@vaderladyl]

Ughh faux farmhouse decor.

[@sandysutube63]

Congrats on 100k Paige!🥳🌻

[@susanma4899]

I have a lot to say today! Re chair rails--I toured a historic home years ago and that early 1800s home had chair rails. The guide explained it was because in those days, after dinner, everyone literally pushed the furniture up against the walls. Chairs and tables were rarely in one fixed spot, but pulled out and placed wherever you wanted to use them. That's why early American furniture is so delicate and light. And rooms weren't crammed full of furniture either. For some reason I like to imagine George Washington pulling his chair up to the fireplace.... I guess when big, heavy Victorian furniture came into fashion the custom of pushing furniture against the wall went away. But anyway, chair rails were to literally protect the walls from the furniture that was pushed up against it. Therefore, they really serve no purpose in this day and age.

[@lidarandolph8322]

Agree with everything you commented on. I’d love your opinion on rugs under dining room tables.

[@martaflorinapopescucalin2225]

Fun fact, the "good" example picture for throw pillows has a bust on the coffee table. Nice video and love your channel! Now before purchasing any house decor I ask myself what would Paige think about it🙃

[@jocelyn8373]

As someone who has a peacock blue velvet chair + hanging plant + small desk in my home office I still love you + all of your videos.

[@berelandero9607]

loveeee your tips and style everything that you say you don't like I take it very seriously lol and take mental notes about it , congrats on the plaque !

[@jaylene3332]

oh wow! i never thought of getting rid of my vertical blinds for track curtains!

[@amandaelynch1]

Love this honesty, need more please

[@rach6059]

I'M READY TO BE UPSET LETS GO 😂

[@genzillennial]

I have a small desk because I rarely need to use a desk for my type of work. I just invest in what makes sense

[@reinm7553]

PAige, just love your video's always!!! I have bought a house and I'm almost 'done' furnishing it (your never really done though...), and you've been such a big influence in my style decisions. Honestly it look sooo good now, cosy, cool, homey but also designy.. :D One note about the youtube plaque above the toilet (congrats btw!!! siiii well deserved!): it is really bad Feng Shui to do that. Eveything you hang above or near the toilet is what you don't want to attract in the future. You 'flush' away the energy of the item. It is a great place to do thing you don't really want in you life (darker colors, dried plants, ...) . I don't know if I 'believe' in feng shui, but better safe than sorry and not put your family pictures or awards above the toilet :p

[@kslaney4161]

I think chair rails add to a space when folks are more bold/exploratory with colour in the rest of the space or if they choose a fun colour for the rails.

[@bevalexander5897]

I’m with you on the vertical blinds. Hate them! Also really really hate popcorn ceilings. A friend of mine actually used to spray ceilngs and I told him that in 10-15 yrs, everyone would regret getting that shit in their houses.

[@astridvw2577]

My terrazzo tealight holder has now been irrevocably removed 😂 Paige has spoken!

[@sarahbeekman3814]

Congrats on your plaque! I think putting it in your bathroom is perfect, it shows humility. You deserve it! 🍾

[@lizzysbeautyshowetc.6895]

Or maybe her closet it shows tones of humility like that

[@haleykirkseygraham]

My older home has chair rails in the dining room! I like them. They are wide enough that I have placed a few framed photos on it along the wall, and some small fun trinkets. I painted the whole wall the same color, a warm terracotta orange, and the trim is a off-white. Congrats to you on your KZbin accomplishment! I will accept your bragging during this video. :) Keep doing what you are doing.

[@lemolee]

We put chair rails and crown molding in our dining room but it’s all painted the same color as the wall. I like having the texture without having a random white line around the room.

[@sullen-girl]

aw no i love orchids!! i think they're always very chic

[@sarahtosh8369]

I think with any of these things its good to avoid if you're doing it because its a trend, but if you truly love them, it seems ridiculous to get rid of them because they're not to someone else's taste, and also the opposite of sustainability or finding your personal style. Personally you can pry my hanging plants, cacti, and velvet throw pillows from my cold dead fingers 😅🤷🏻‍♀️

[@vaderladyl]

Yes that is why you take advise with a grain of salt and not take it as it is law what others say, including designers, influencers and such.

[@jeanlaubenthal698]

Rugs are part of soft furnishings and seem to help for a cozier acoustics along with color infusion.

[@theamethyst93]

Shaving the popcorn ceiling looks so satisfying

[@nancynelson5411]

Congratulations on your plaque! As a fellow native Chicagoan (suburb) and fellow theatre person, I love your take on this stuff…and enjoyed you with Nick Lewis!

[@ForeverEclectic]

Congrats on 100K..love your "Tell it Like it is Channel". Always nice to witness people doing what they love. P.S..leave my hanging macrame alone😜♥

[@JaneAE2012]

I am with you on the chair rails. I've always thought they seem superfluous and really date a space.