Having niches in your home seems like a good idea, right?  You envision spaces like this: traditional living room design by other metros interior designer Debra Campbell Design Look at the great niche shelving here on the right.  Love the beadboard along the back. Better yet – having a niche that is actually functional (not to mention beautiful!). traditional kitchen design by chicago interior designer Emily Mackie Norris traditional home office design by boston architect Smith & Vansant Architects PC traditional bathroom design by los angeles showroom Blue Tangerine Art We have lots of niches in our new home, but they are much trickier to deal with than one would think, and they leave me longing for niches like the ones in the photos above.  Alas, I’m left with these: Six niches.  Count ’em, SIX!  Some are the long skinny niches that are just a bit– bear to decorate.  Skinny Niches, I don’t like you.  Take the one on the far right – the decorative wrought iron thingy with the candles.  That was there when we bought the house, and I haven’t changed it since I didn’t know what else to put there. I do have an idea though.  The niche […]

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