Mk asked:


My room is filled with light but it is more like a dim light not too bright. On cloudy days it’s dark. My question is during sunrise at about 8am there are weak golden streaks of light going into my room, would those run rays be harmful for my peace lily? what about streaks of light when the sun is setting.

Frogdots asked:


PLEASE READ
My rooom is pretty big, Than I have french doors that open up to a sun room.
What I am going for is a Lime greeen , light blue thing. I want like bamboo, and bean bag chairs, and hanging chinese paper lanterns.
any one have ideas ?
I need a theme.

Allie asked:


i live in a fairly large suburban house but i have nothing in my backyard. should i get a pool, sun room, gazzebo, pool, pond with tiny waterfall,fire pit, deck, ect., or a combination of these things. what do you have off your house what do you think will work for me. all i have so far is grass.

MG asked:


This question does not truly fit in Green Living, but I determined that my chances of receiving an answer would be greatest in this category…

I am looking to sell old tinted glass windows from a sun room which I recently remodeled. They are very large, double-paned windows. Do you know of any place in the Houston, Texas area that recycles glass of this nature? Or even in the vicinity?

Suey N asked:


I always thought that matchstick blinds were for a tropical or Asian look, but I saw them placed in a family room that I thought was tradtional looking. It had leaf green painted walls, a leather chair and matching ottoman with an off white shabby chic sofa and a turned leg tradtional coffee table . The room also was loaded with windows so I kind of think it was a finished breezeway or a sun room. The question is…..are matchstick blinds appropriate with traditional furniture? I did not think this room was particularly tropical because it had no plants.