Sentences with phrase «hidden rooms stuffed»

War in the North is full of hidden rooms stuffed with loot.

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My cousin David and I would hide under the dining room table until the salad was put out, then emerge and steal all the black olives off the top of it and stuff our faces with them.

And by suck it up, I mean leave the hubby to sell off the stuff while I hide in the back room / take the kids to grandma's for the day / drink myself into oblivion.

There is so much fascinating stuff to see that I don't really want to hide out in the dressing room anyway.

We have lots of closets and lots of places to hide stuff away, but the rooms are a little Victorian in their size (smallish), so I try to keep actual «stuff» hidden and as tidy as possible.

30 pounds sounds like a lot, but when you're 5» 8 ″ you've got a lot of room on your frame to hide stuff.

It has a good surface are, room for display and space for hiding the junky stuff that you want near the bed but don't need adding clutter.

A high - volume center console and hidden storage behind the NAV allow more room for your stuff.

For starters, the notification panel has been tweaked a little for hiding away the persistent notifications in a condensed interface giving you more room for other important stuff.

So you will have: doorway, shelves up to the ceiling concealed by curtains, closed storage, curtains et etc The stuff will be hidden anyway by the curtains, and visible only when the guests pull them to sleep «enclosed» in the room at night.

I love every room!!!!! Where do they hide their «stuff»?????? I am blown away (and feeling a little guilty).

If you have kids, don't try to hide that fact by keeping kids» stuff away from the «grown up» rooms.

We chose the rug because I'm obsessed with the whimsical pattern, it will hide stuff, and it will add additional softness to the room.

When we moved here, I knew that my craft space would be in the living room, so I searched Craigslist for a few weeks to find a secretary style desk so I could do my crafty stuff freely, but be able to hide it away when necessary.

Anyway, the last few months I have been looking for a unit for the family room, one with doors that would hide junk... before we had one of those IKEA open shelving units here with baskets in it and it always looked messy... I mean it is a Family Room for heaven's sake, meaning kiddos hang out here... and they sure don't care about tidy, but I thought something with doors would mean we could stuff and closroom, one with doors that would hide junk... before we had one of those IKEA open shelving units here with baskets in it and it always looked messy... I mean it is a Family Room for heaven's sake, meaning kiddos hang out here... and they sure don't care about tidy, but I thought something with doors would mean we could stuff and closRoom for heaven's sake, meaning kiddos hang out here... and they sure don't care about tidy, but I thought something with doors would mean we could stuff and close...

It's when they exist floor to ceiling in nearly every single room and when there are no closets or closed cupboards to hide the ugly that it becomes a problem for me.When you have a minimal amount of stuff that is in heavy rotation — like 12 dishes, 12 cups, 12 glasses, 12 bowls — that will be washed again and again and used frequently, open shelves can work.

With IKEA cabinetry designed to look like custom built - ins, she created space to hide and stash all the electronic components and miscellaneous stuff that inevitably ends up all over the room.