<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Sarah K</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Saturda Au ust 13, 2011 8:26 PM</td></tr><tr><td>To: </td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Re: Photos</td></tr></table>

Ok. Confirming I will buy 112 yards of t=e blackout fabric for the movie room.

On Aug 13, 2011, at 10:2= PMT > wrote:

Hi Sarah 43, 44 - Coffee table turned around, giving approx another 6 t= 8 inches from chairs to walls 45, 46, 47 - idea of space

There is no other way to acquire more room behind the chairs using t=is furniture, chandelier will be installed late next week, Rich forwarded e=ectrical items for it yesterday.

Would recommend waiting to see how this all looks before looking at=purchasing other furniture

Your will 112 yards of fabric

On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 2:12 PM rote:

Hi Sarah, 24, 25, 26, 27, 34 - Sofa on back wall 28, 29 - Items=that need to be enclosed, that were in horsehair shelving 30, 32, 33 - S=owing the space on either side of TV, noting if had a smaller chest could d= 1/2 moon

desks!!

36, 38 - I moved the sofa forward, noting gap behind, not enough f=r anything, but giving more room in the corners. This makes coffee tab=e right over the location for the chandelier - which will anchor the room4=iv> 40 - I know it is hard to imagine, sorry about table on bean bag, b=t I need to get the height and as I am typing this I should have used t=e outside tall cafe table to show what I mean - possible tables in eac= corner at the very least could have a c=air or 2. Possible small card tables!!

1 foot would make some difference on the sofa, but would be the wrong s=ale for the coffee table. Could turn the coffee table around, which wo=ld bring the chairs in, giving more room - probably best idea so far. =Iso helping with the space where the horsehair shelving was. Clearly as I a= writing this I need to move the coffee table around and check scale. I wil= do this either later today or first thing in the morning. I need to get th=s stuff out to Darren

Will forward fabric details ASAP

Thank you! I am aware of the back side o= the windows also needing something, but I think Je is uncertain of what he=wants for the back... but thank you for the reminder so I can get him=to think of ideas!

On Aug 12, 2011, at 5:38 PM, ███████████████ wrote:

Hi Sarah,

Agree about sofa back wall, I will set it up this afternoon and rev=ew the scale, to be honest I did not move the coffee table in place because=l could not move it - will get some strong bodies to help me with that. Wil= let you know about the size of furniture etc Fabric - Black very black, I will also measure up this afternoon an= forward

FYI - we do need to review the leather in the library, as one thing=we did not address was the other side of the screens ie the big window when=closed shows raw wood when you look thru the window - staining would solve t=e problem - I will forward photos also

On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 9:25 AM, Sarah K < <mailto:████████████████████████████████████>

> wrote:

Thanks

very helpful. Personally, I think it makes sense to have the sofa on th= back wall with no game table. I showed JE the photos and he would like to s=e more photos of the overall room with the couch against the back wall so h= can get a better sense; photos from the corners, etc, so there is more per=pective of overall room. Maybe we get a shorter couch for that room, c=uld be an option I suppose. They sell the same couch in a 6' version. (the c=rrent one is 7') Not sure if that would make enough of a difference. adiv>

He also said we can take out the horse hair cabinet, but I know we will=need something there to cover the conduit, etc. I don't know how large it i= or what is looks like? Maybe we could have a box built around it which ope=s that could be painted the same as the walls?

JE said we don't have to worry about covering the shelves in the back o= the room because his back will be to them. He said we don't even have to w=rry about the curtains coming all the way to the shelving on the wall becau=e we won't see that part either when watching a movie. He doesn't seem too c=ncerned with the way it will look when you walk in the room, as long as it m=kes the walls black while watching a movie so there isn't the glare off the=white walls.

He questioned the blackness of the fabric from the photos, but in perso= it looks black right? I said it was just the flash from the camera that ma=e it look lighter.

On Aug 12, 2011, at 3:32 PM, ██████████ wrote:

Hi Sarah

- 1- Fabric I am suggesting

- 2 & 3 - other fabric sample which I do not think will work as w=ll

- 5 - Back Shelving Wall Great Room - may not need to be address with=fabric?

- 7 - Showing corner - fabric would not stop at shelving, but go righ= into corner -

cut out area

- 9 - Showing how a rod could go right in front of shelving, sitting o= moulding

noting than when curtains were pulled back, you would still see t=e rod

10, 11& 13 - Relax room with 2 matching chairs, noting door hi=s chair

14 - Space between sofa and table on back wall I do not believe we c=uld move

it any closer

- 12 - Space between side table and horsehair book shelf

- 16 - Sofa on back wall

- 15 - Gap between chair and horsehair with sofa on back wall

- 19 - Gap between chair and wall with sofa on back wall

Please note I think the room looks very good in pictures 10 & 1= - shame about

the door

Let me know what else you may need, if you could get some direction=on if JE

wants the back shelving wall curtained or not then I will work on f=bric quantity

Warmest regards

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