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[Story Abstract
Little girl living in a very large, very modern house, this house has a name: "Morning Glory House." One day, the little girl to reciting poetry, he discovers a mysterious hidden in the desk key. This is the first exciting treasure hunt clues.
Because this key, the little girl began to locate in this big house with its corresponding clues, and then follow the prompts to continue to go down, but found the next clue ...... so, follow the clues and tips, the little girl Almost the whole big house are gone in a circle: entrance, swimming pool, bathroom, kitchen, dining room, staircase, library, music room, and my father's studio, living room, terrace, garden, and finally she found the key to open it , turned out to be an unknown mysterious place ......
[About the author]
Marx. Ducor - with space to tell a story picture books home
French famous picture books home Marx. Ducor (Max Ducos) 2006 published the first book of the children's picture book "Morning Glory treasure hunt", thus successfully courting and had come to Taiwan to participate in 2010 Taipei International Book Fair. He took advantage of its rich experience in children's art director, one after another to create a multi-favorite of the popular children's children's books. Marx. Ducor drawing the biggest feature is the attention to detail, vivid yet childlike, see the picture as if it is read like a fascinating story, but also specializes in space to create a story tension. Meanwhile his unique storytelling approach to lead young readers into the world of art and culture, in reading among children, but also that he hopes to bring people deeply feel the fun and knowledge.
About the author
Marx. Ducor Max Ducos
France, the most watched today's picture books rookie, was born in 1979 in Bordeaux, in an artistic family grew, his father is an architect and his mother was antique dealers, so he grew up to develop a keen sense of art and of imagination. Academy of Fine Arts in Bordeaux experience in drawing and painting, laying his aesthetic foundation and passion, while laying the foundation for drawing 3D models, will further extend its reach into the field of architectural design, the works of a future filled with a sense of space to start.
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Remodel our bathroom, how much, how long
Live in an a 100 year old victorian in SF. We have the split bath, with shower/tub and sink in one room, and toilet in seperate room next door. We have seen an identical model of this done, and we want to remodel and make ONE BIG Bathroom.
This entails, removing the shower/bath, moving toilet where tub is; moving shower where toilet is, and moving the sink to opposite wall. Complete retile of floor and walls, and some nice fixtures, cabinets etc. Its not a huge space, but obviously this will take some time and some money...just a rough ball park figure on how long a project like this takes, and how much money?
It is our only bathroom, so maybe we need to plan a vacation to get things in running order...thank you.
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Sep 01, 2008 by dorothyjrose | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling
The tubs I have seen described as a garden tub appear shorter and shallower than a traditional tub, but i cannot find a specific description of one.
Garden tubs can be larger or shorter than conventional tubs but they are usually somewhat deeper as they were originally designed for soaking. They usually have water jets now and are oval shaped and dropped into a built in structure in the bathroom.
Jun 18, 2006 by Brokn | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling
I ve installed the rods in 2 different places in our bathroom so far and I don t like how it looks. How do people know how to decorate and what looks good? What height should they be, how do you balance the items on the wall so it works?
Well, just install it about 5 feet away from the floor and try to center it on the wall also use plastic anchors, if your wall is sheetrock
Aug 30, 2007 by CrystalDice | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling
I have a space for a lighting fixture in the middle of my room, what type of lighting can i use? A pendant lighting ot chandleier? I was thinking of this fixture http://.target.com/gp/product/BNVTF2K/601-1995043-4525 is that ok?
My Fiance and I have recently installed a chandelier over the bed in our Master bedroom. I was actually against it at the beginning, but it really added a lot of appeal to the room. I highly recommend it. I am glad that we chose the one that hung less, as we have 8.5 ceilings and the other might have been semi-intrusive. I would say if you do go with a chandelier, measure the space between the bed and the ceiling and be conscious of how much space it leaves! Good luck and enjoy the bedroom make-over!