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Thread: Can There Ever Be "Too Much" Wood?

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    Hey Mel

    think hurst castle has gold in some floors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie Moriarty View Post
    Makes me think of this song
    That song makes me think of the show "Weeds"....

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4KfJztaJ5I
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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie Moriarty View Post
    Makes me think of this song
    Pete Seeger was ahead of his time in this modern world of groupthink, Love the song, hadn't heard it in years.

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    We looked at a home awhile back. The wood was quite overwhelming..... to us anyway.

    wood.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by fred everett View Post
    We looked at a home awhile back. The wood was quite overwhelming..... to us anyway.

    wood.jpg
    Yeah, I wouldn’t buy a ski lodge either

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    Pete Seeger may have sung the song, but he didn't write it. It was written by Malvina Reynolds. See also here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fred everett View Post
    We looked at a home awhile back. The wood was quite overwhelming..... to us anyway.

    wood.jpg
    I love it! There's something warm and inviting about wood. This grey/white/black phase we're going through can't be over too quickly for me.
    “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness..." - Mark Twain

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    For "me", that's too busy but it could have been solved with the floor, either by having it dark like those exposed rafters or some other non-wood material that contrasts with the knotty pine. The way it is works for the "cabin in the woods" thing, but I'd be reluctant to have it in a normal residence in some other environment--and yes, it would be a challenge for resale. Very subjective thing, however!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie Moriarty View Post
    I love it! There's something warm and inviting about wood. This grey/white/black phase we're going through can't be over too quickly for me.
    I was just talking about that with car colors....seems 80% are grey/white/black
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Becker View Post
    For "me", that's too busy but it could have been solved with the floor, either by having it dark like those exposed rafters or some other non-wood material that contrasts with the knotty pine. The way it is works for the "cabin in the woods" thing, but I'd be reluctant to have it in a normal residence in some other environment--and yes, it would be a challenge for resale. Very subjective thing, however!
    Good point. This house is 1 block from the ocean which likely factored in to the design.
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    I've seen houses totally remodeled to sell it a couple months later only to have the new owner remodel it again as soon as they buy it. People are going to change it up to their liking. It doesn't matter what you do to the house to get it as close to proper for the time period.

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