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Skirting is fairly easy - just need to be accurate with measurements. We got pre-primed stuff so just need to gloss when we can get around to it. Unfortunately the walls even after plastering are a bit wonky so it'll need some filling.
Lamp (really nice in the flesh - though easily whacked if you're walking past/bending to reach plug sockets underneath it):
http://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-grayson-reach-floor-lamp-grey/p1617449?colour=GreyTable (actually brilliant - we wanted the walnut version but 16 weeks delivery >>>>>)
http://www.made.com/flippa-functional-coffee-table-with-storage-oakPro tip - when you lift up the main lid on the coffee table only place books centrally, don't tuck them in against the walls or when you close the lid the metal armature inside crushes it - I now have a dent through the hard cover and first few pages of a Star Wars book.
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great info!
We were looking at this: http://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-wright-floor-lamp-oak/p1891338
Our sofa is going to be birch ply and pine. And a woodburner will go in the chimney on 21st, really relying on their plasterer for not fucking it up.
amey
Great job! Lamp and table ID? Did you do skirting yourself? Is it piss easy?