I should also add that of course the general shape - the "sunburst" mirror, is a classic, and has been around forever. If you're not looking specifically for the smaller mirror disks on the arms th...

These mirrors are actually all knockoffs of a Thomas Pheasant for Baker Furniture piece called the

@ btoddster: That style is quite common among 1920s houses in Los Angeles, where it is usually referred to as "Country English" or "English Cottage" or just "Storybook" - Hollywood be...

It's the Klemm side table by Oly Studio. So it's not cheap... http://www.hwhome.com/ic280frm.asp?prodno=O...

I don't think "eating an animal to survive" versus "killing an animal for the sole purpose of decorating your room" is a valid comparison - nearly everyone who eats meat (certainly those we're talk...

jdmc, that is really cool. Both an original idea and great execution. Congratulations on a fantastic result!

About the Ruby Red chandelier above - it's from Spectrum Home/Great Chandeliers, and I cannot urge you enough not to do business with them. Their product is not well made and they are...

P.S. - love your matching mixer!

I love grey against that color - my sofa is a soft aqua similar in value to your countertops, and the walls are BM Marilyn's Dress - the softest, palest grey. That color also looks really pretty ag...

Flor tiles can look great, but I have to say I had a really bad experience last month when I moved and had to take them up from the hardwood floors of my rental. The tiles had basically bonded with...

Beautiful. My favorite color. I would be beyond thrilled to have this.

Bravo to a personal (click through and read about the objects - they're there because they're meaningful, which is what a home is for) and beautiful space that isn't just another slavish Eamesfest....

I have to respond to the Great Chandeliers recommendation - while I don't know if they can answer your question, I do know that it is a very, very bad idea to buy anything from them. I made that mi...

I have to agree with the posters who've had bad experiences with Great Chandeliers. They have been a horror show. The chandelier they sent was a complete misrepresentation, they are a nightmare to ...

Am I being thick? What's the technique - just putting the silver in a glass jar? Are you saying an airtight container is the secret? Clarify, please!