Sentences with phrase «really tiny rooms»

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Outside of existing within the confines of Silicon Valley, if you really want Mark Cuban to throw you out of the room, tell him you just want your tiny piece of a huge market.

My sister came over to lend a hand for the afternoon and then we really started to make progress — kitchen, washrooms, our bedroom, tinies bedrooms, living room, laundry room....

But really - for this tiny little room - a whole lot of my thought has gone into it.

The only tiny complaint is that sand gets everywhere and the hotel could follow many others on the island and have a «sand shell» outside the room so that you can wash your feet before going in — but that is really a small grouch.

So if you really have a tiny room, consider a crib that would allow you some under bed storage.

I needed a place to hang my excess inventory of coats (3 years in Chicago will do that to you), long dresses and just bulkier items that take up too much room in a tiny little closet so this closet rod was really a savior.

It was really tough to do in our tiny house our first two years of marriage, but now that we have a house with space (and a guest room!!!)

Works really well in our tiny townhouse living room.

It is only really in the tiny moments, a breakdown in the locker room, where the real power of the actress is put on show.

Like ADT, you'll usually be tied into a three - year contract, but Frontpoint does give you a tiny bit of wiggle room if you're really unsatisfied right after you sign up.

The duvet was a bit small for the bed we had and the room with a view was tiny so we swapped to a bigger room with no view but overall we really enjoyed our stay.

I explained how I felt after one night in room 608 New Wing, so small like a prison cell, nicht so gut: (Hotel employee immediately arranged a larger room fo Cons: New - wing rooms are tiny, not really a 5 - star feeling.

But... as far as actual gameplay goes, Fallout Shelter is hindered in the same way as games like Tiny Tower: that is, there isn't really all that much to do beyond building and clicking on rooms to collect resources.

There are some very unique features in this modern tiny house (soaring ceiling in entry / living room, clever loft stair with pivot point, deep window well) that I thought were really well done.

It's no tiny house as we know them in North America, but is 250 square feet of really liveable space, with living room, bath and storage on the lower level and a loft above.

Sometimes square footage can be misleading... I've seen some homes with a WHOLE BUNCH of rooms, but they're all really tiny.

Remove the mirrors on the wall & vanity — we removed a L - O - O - N - G low vanity in our tiny (only) bath and put in a vintage medicine cabinet, lovely dark wood small vanity / sink, and a narrow ledge around the wall — gave us plenty of storage and the new paint, lighting, and art really defined the room.

One thing we don't have in our master bath that I really wanted but did not have room in my tiny space was a towel warmer.

My bathroom isn't really tiny but every inch is filled with something so there is no room for furniture.

There is a large closet tho, but having those large drawers really makes this tiny room, work for guests!

We also have a very tiny first floor guest bedroom so we purchased a queen size bed that has two large deep drawers in the frame for storage as there really is no room for a dresser.

I love how open your kitchen is, we havve a nice size home, but it's got a tiny little galley kitchen and there's not really even room for ONE person in there at a time!

Our living room is really tiny (it looks bigger in the photos!)

We have Edison bulbs and they have a yellowy hue and aren't super bright, but they're in a really tiny powder room, so it works fine for that space.

In the past, I have completed our living room and bedroom (and then disappeared for a year), and now I'm back to complete our kitchen, which is really the last space in our tiny condo to need updating.

I mean, you saw the before pictures, this room is tiny — how long can it really take?