Special order Bubble

[Melody Ranch]

Thanks for looking. The shear is GREAT! WW2 surplus with a new blade. Wish I had a break...still looking.

[reinergirl]

I'm dying to see what you do to the front kitchen safari! The bubble is beautiful, I love all the color, there's nothing worse than " builder beige". Go big or go home

[Melody Ranch]

Here are some pics of the entry transition I have been discussing.

[Melody Ranch]

Leds throughout. Wish the pics were better. The warm LED works great with the soft wood tones.

[whitsend]

Really looks great. Typical Melody Ranch work.
Missed you at the "gathering" in Johnson City this past weekend . . .25 rigs, nice folks, good tymes had by all.

[FC7039]

I see on another thread you sold it. I hope this was as planned.

[Melody Ranch]

Sold the other Bubble. It was really nice...but, I kept it as original as possible....but usable. Actually, I liked it better. I just had to down size. Stick with me on this one....it will be fun. I rely on your thread for inspiration.

[kellykellyi]

What? My Bubble has been sold? How did I miss that? Darn!

[soldiermedic]

Originally Posted by kellykellyi

What? My Bubble has been sold? How did I miss that? Darn!

Funny as I said the same thing. Countless times I asked the price with no answer! Oh well, I've got a great trailer anyhow, and wouldn't like moving 2 across country.

[Becky B.]

Originally Posted by FC7039

I see on another thread you sold it. I hope this was as planned.

Where?? Robin, I wanted to see a video of your bed!!!!

[Melody Ranch]

Sold the first one....not the one with the all new maple interior...and electric bed. That one is still in progress....interior cushions this week. I can't figure out the windows now....roller shades, curtains, blinds,or combinations.

[Melody Ranch]

Sold to a great Family in California. Keep your eyes open for it on the road.

[soldiermedic]

Im going to need the screaming flamingo polished like that before we move to Missouri next month.

[Becky B.]

Originally Posted by Melody Ranch

Sold the first one....not the one with the all new maple interior...and electric bed. That one is still in progress....interior cushions this week. I can't figure out the windows now....roller shades, curtains, blinds,or combinations.

Oh good! I'm glad we get to see it completely finished soon!

[Melody Ranch]

I need pro help. Decorators....what color, solid, drape/curtains to use with this material?

[Hittenstiehl]

That is a beautiful piece of fabric with many beautiful colors to choose from.

I'm not a decorator but since you are accepting opinions:If that were mine I would approach it this way.

I would let that fabric be the strong piece without competition. I would then pick a light color to keep my small space from looking smaller. I would likely choose a neutral, the lighter brown, green, or red and use one of those. Then I would likely do a pillow or two include the same fabric to tie it in. I would also find a accessory in that shade to repeat the color a couple of times in the trailer. Like a vase, a print, kitchen accessory, a bowl.

Thanks for letting us chime in.

[whitsend]

I need pro help. Decorators....what color, solid, drape/curtains to use with this material?

I'm far from any style or decorator skills, but I'd think some kind of light to medium solid cream color would do 2 things - pick up on the sorta similar colors in your upholstry material as well as allow a good amount of sunlight into the trailer. Style of the curtains is well beyond my limited eyesight . .

Whatever you choose that's gonna be a sweet little trailer.

[Air Cruiser]

Hi Robin.

I don't remember what your flooring looks like, but hopefully there is a color in the upholstery fabric which you can also pull out of your flooring to tie those together. I'd choose a color from both which you feel good about, meaning really like. I'd also choose a contrast fabric to have a quilt or comforter fabricated out of and mix up the two fabrics for pillows; for the bed I'd do a couple out of the drapery fabric as well as one out of the upholstery, and I'd use the contrast fabric (comforter fabric) as cording. If you are having a couple of pillows made for the dinette, I'd use the other two fabrics; the upholstery fabric would just blend in with the same fabric on the dinette cushions. Normally, odd numbers of fabrics pleases the eye (just as in other things, such as landscaping -- using three's or five's), using the upholstery fabric/solid drapery/contrast, you'd have three fabrics.

Deb

[Melody Ranch]

Thats the info i need Deb. I am also working with the aqua/boomerang(with red markings). On to the project.

[rosewoodtx]

Beautiful!!!