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nikneuk · 06-29-2015, 10:22 AM

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Hello.
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I guess you'll be a fan of this show so, if you do not mind, I'd like to ask your advice.
From what I remember, along the different seasons, some areas of the house (especially the living room) underwent some changes of furniture, disposition and style.
What do you consider the most representative... "look" of the series?
I also wanted to ask you if you remember if all the rooms of the house (the secondary sets) appeared ever in the series.
I refer to the bathrooms, Endora' bedoom, etc ...
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Your suggestions, as a follower of the series, it will help me to create the design.
Thank you very much.
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Best regards.
Iñaki
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OOliver · 07-05-2015, 12:53 AM

First of all, I should remind you that Endora didn't have a room since she didn't live there.

From what I recall, the rooms were:

Level 1:

Living room
Dining room
Kitchen
Den (aka Darrin's home office)

Level 2:
Master bedroom
Tabitha's room (aka 'the nursery' when she was a baby)
Bathroom (only point of entry was via the master bedroom)

I don't recall Adam having a room of his own.

As for which era represents the home the best, I would say the first six seasons - before the remodel of the kitchen which was due to a real fire on the set that summer.

nikneuk · 07-05-2015, 06:56 AM

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O.K.
Thank you very much.
One last question...
Please look at the attached picture:

What would be your choice?
When I think of "Bewitched" in my head appears that palette with that (ugly) green carpet.
Personally I would not be the choice for my home but, I don't know why, I identify that (ugly) carpet with that house.
In the living room they have changed the furrnitures many times.
Even in the arrangement, sometimes placed faced with the bricked wall and sometimes in parallel.
But I think the designs of the 50's and 60's would be the most logic option, better than that floral fabrics and pseudo- Victorian/French furnitures.
But I don't know if choose the green-brown pattern or something more... elegant with that turquoises, blues and pale greens...
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I have a lot of doubts.
In fact I'm thinking to make two versions of the living room...
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OOliver · 07-08-2015, 10:59 PM

Photo C always reminds me of the true Bewitched living room.

06-29-2015, 10:22 AM	#1
nikneuk Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Aug 31, 2012 Location: España Posts: 39	Floorplans of the house . Hello. . I guess you'll be a fan of this show so, if you do not mind, I'd like to ask your advice. From what I remember, along the different seasons, some areas of the house (especially the living room) underwent some changes of furniture, disposition and style. What do you consider the most representative... "look" of the series? I also wanted to ask you if you remember if all the rooms of the house (the secondary sets) appeared ever in the series. I refer to the bathrooms, Endora' bedoom, etc ... . Your suggestions, as a follower of the series, it will help me to create the design. Thank you very much. . Best regards. Iñaki . https://www.facebook.com/TVFloorplansandMore .

07-05-2015, 12:53 AM	#2
OOliver Member Forum Regular Join Date: Jan 28, 2009 Location: Providence RI Posts: 569	First of all, I should remind you that Endora didn't have a room since she didn't live there. From what I recall, the rooms were: Level 1: Living room Dining room Kitchen Den (aka Darrin's home office) Level 2: Master bedroom Tabitha's room (aka 'the nursery' when she was a baby) Bathroom (only point of entry was via the master bedroom) I don't recall Adam having a room of his own. As for which era represents the home the best, I would say the first six seasons - before the remodel of the kitchen which was due to a real fire on the set that summer.

07-05-2015, 06:56 AM	#3
nikneuk Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Aug 31, 2012 Location: España Posts: 39	. O.K. Thank you very much. One last question... Please look at the attached picture: What would be your choice? When I think of "Bewitched" in my head appears that palette with that (ugly) green carpet. Personally I would not be the choice for my home but, I don't know why, I identify that (ugly) carpet with that house. In the living room they have changed the furrnitures many times. Even in the arrangement, sometimes placed faced with the bricked wall and sometimes in parallel. But I think the designs of the 50's and 60's would be the most logic option, better than that floral fabrics and pseudo- Victorian/French furnitures. But I don't know if choose the green-brown pattern or something more... elegant with that turquoises, blues and pale greens... . I have a lot of doubts. In fact I'm thinking to make two versions of the living room... .

07-08-2015, 10:59 PM	#4
OOliver Member Forum Regular Join Date: Jan 28, 2009 Location: Providence RI Posts: 569	Photo C always reminds me of the true Bewitched living room.