Hey, speaking of the Bittman article (which I also love - thanks for posting it and the other link, wunami), does anyone have any experience with the plain ol' Dexter-Russell chef's knife that he r...
I've had a very similar bed (perhaps the 'previous model' or an earlier incarnation of the same design - the only real difference is that there's nothing at the foot of the bed) for a couple of yea...
The color's a little intense, but there are plenty of other shades that will be vintage-chic. How about a sagey-celadon green, or a creamy banana yellow (which would look awesome with the couch). ...
How about a sage or olive green for the cabinets? It'll compliment the other colors in the room, and it won't be a huge pain to repaint when it's time to move (if you have to). And new hardware a...
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We had those when I was a kid - for years I misread the 'Duralex' at the bottom of the glass as 'Our Alex', and I always wondered who Alex was.
Hey, speaking of the Bittman article (which I also love - thanks for posting it and the other link, wunami), does anyone have any experience with the plain ol' Dexter-Russell chef's knife that he r...
I've had a very similar bed (perhaps the 'previous model' or an earlier incarnation of the same design - the only real difference is that there's nothing at the foot of the bed) for a couple of yea...
The color's a little intense, but there are plenty of other shades that will be vintage-chic. How about a sagey-celadon green, or a creamy banana yellow (which would look awesome with the couch). ...
Thanks for the suggestions! I am definitely going to forgo Tromso, and may just wind up making a bed myself. Thanks again! -Claudia
How about a sage or olive green for the cabinets? It'll compliment the other colors in the room, and it won't be a huge pain to repaint when it's time to move (if you have to). And new hardware a...