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It might be awhile before you can do that again!

But it’s a lot better..So, when we got to the house, although the deck was nice and big, it just wasn’t working for us.

We wanted to create a more welcoming feel in the backyard and we wanted the traffic to flow a little better on the deck and give us more usable space..Here it is now!.It’s at least a little better now, isn’t?.

I’d easily say that it’s an improvement of at least 7112.5%.Time for the Chuckers check!.

Yup, the deck looks good with the dog on it.

OK, it can stay..A lot of new-build houses these days are being left without these basic dining room fixtures as well, so it’s neat that if you’re in a new build like that, we’re kinda in the same position!.

Despite lacking all of these basic dining room amenities, I have to say that I absolutely love the way the room looks and functions now, so if you have some of these same “problems” that we have, or have weird floors/ceilings/walls like us, here are some tips to still end up with a room you love if you’re not quite ready to do a full reno where you rip everything out, and start fresh..Whether you have weird, slightly askew paneled walls like we do, or just perfect, but plain drywall, painting your walls a color that you love will really make a huge difference.

Everyone says it because it’s true!I stuck with the same color I’ve been using almost everywhere in my home lately and it didn’t let me down!