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Hancock & Moore was purchased by Century Furniture however many of the key Hancock & Moore personnel have remained at the company & they will still operate out of the Hancock & Moore facility in much of the same manner has they have been operating. Freethinker99 as a former Hancock & Moore retailer have never known them to replace cushion cores to the original owner during the lifetime of their warranty. Cushion cores have a warranty period.

What a darling house! I'd play around with the color blocking and not assume the siding and garage door have to match. Maybe paint the garage door to match the brick, as in @celerygirl mock-up, and then decide what to do with the siding. A new front door and light, and maybe new more vertical railings. I agree the bench should be removed and some vertical planters added in that space.

I've run a B&B. I prefer to create a welcome coffee table book with all kinds of information, restaurant suggestions, pizza delivery reviews, house rules and emergency contact information. Most people will flop on to the sofa and someone will flip open the book/folder. I mention this because I really dislike pretty much everything about that niche as it currently stands. I like the suggestion of a custom picture or sign with the name of house embedded in the picture or art work. I was going to take some of those smaller pictures by the dining table and arrange them on the wall of the niche. Lay a large conch shell in the niche. This would also allow you to get your bigger picture for the dining area. Regardless what you do with the niche, get rid of that sign. It's jarring and looks commercial. The niche can be done well, tastefully and still convey welcome and marketing at the same time. Don't put down a throw rug. It's a trip hazard. I would only use one on carpet if I were hiding a stain. You always have to consider liability. Don't go overboard with pillows. If you put in too many, you can't sit on the sofa. I like the bright vibe and suggest you keep the current blinds. Why spend more money when they are neutral and in good condition. In the game room I think that I would paint the surround of the Lillian Disney House picture booth with a different color. Maybe the electric blue of the pool table. If you think that is too much blue and you want a pop of a different color, use the bright fuchsia pink in that feather boa or the color upstairs in that back room that is just visible. The red surround is coming off as an earth tone and doesn't work with the rest of the home. I would also add a few big poofs or bean bags for kids to flop on in the area.