P-DfMA: designing to zero carbon in use

As we’re heading into this Easter long weekend, I’m hoping you have great warm weather in the forecast, and nothing like the.

I’m pretty smitten with it, even if it is a little crooked in places.Remember how I said I was going for a more relaxed look?

P-DfMA: designing to zero carbon in use

Let’s say the crookedness is on purpose too..Overall a pretty successful little afternoon experiment, I’d say!Do you remember when we all started hanging plates on our walls?Not like 100 years ago, but I mean just a few years ago when it became a whole new trend.

P-DfMA: designing to zero carbon in use

It opened up a whole new world of possibility for wall decor and added so much fun color and dimension to our living spaces.I still love plates on walls, maybe a little too much, but I think baskets on walls needs to be the next big thing.

P-DfMA: designing to zero carbon in use

And here’s why:.

Baskets on a wall at.The weather this weekend was beautiful so that caused us to work on the garden the whole time and completely ignore anything inside the house.

I’m not complaining!.I thought I’d show you around some of the details before we got too far along in this project.

I may get too distracted by some pretty decorations and just forget to tell you about all the hard work we (OK, mostly Chris) have been putting in on the trim in here..Previously there were just plain boards as baseboards in here so we added a few different pieces of molding to beef them up a little bit.

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