@Kjansson and Badjane, A dealer had told me these chairs were Milo Baughman. I did not know that they were not authentic and have since taken the ad down. I advertised the price at basically what...
Those deep window ledges are beautiful. But are those walls really that thick? Is this a castle remodel or something? I agree with Lab about those stairs, although they would look good in terrazzo.
What I don't understand is how she seemed to gloss over the open view bathroom. You can see the toilet from the sofa! How does that work when you have guests?
Bepsf, I don't understand your objection. Do you see every lounge chair specifically designed for a nursing mothers or people with bad backs? I think this chair set is brilliant and is not only a...
Do not use restore a finish on teak. Teak oil is very light and will not match the orignal finish. Considering the color of the teak wood, it looks like it has a slight stain to it. I would reco...
My favorite, Take 5! Pretzel, caramel, peanuts, peanut butter and chocolate.
Candy corn can be different depending on who manufactures it and how fresh it is. The best candy corn is...
Bubinga is my favorite wood to use for woodworking. It has a sweet smell to the resin like strawberry jello. And is one of the strongest woods I've used. It does however have a tendency to chip ...
I agree with cliokitty and would call Terminex. In the meantime, you can spray the affected area with peppermint or orange oil. It will kill them and the smell will keep them away.
Yiyehtov, I'm not particularly familiar with these chairs, but they look more like furniture produced in Sweden or Yugoslavia rather than Denmark. The angularity and squared off legs are a tell ta...
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Brilliant! All that chocolate must have smelled wonderful.
Those stools are amazing! I like the shaker style pin detail coming through the seat. I wonder how flat they are when completely closed.
@Kjansson and Badjane, A dealer had told me these chairs were Milo Baughman. I did not know that they were not authentic and have since taken the ad down. I advertised the price at basically what...
LOL That's my ad listing.
The first photograph looks like a murder scene.
Those deep window ledges are beautiful. But are those walls really that thick? Is this a castle remodel or something? I agree with Lab about those stairs, although they would look good in terrazzo.
You can steam just about any cake recipe. Pineapple upside down cake works well over the stove.
What I don't understand is how she seemed to gloss over the open view bathroom. You can see the toilet from the sofa! How does that work when you have guests?
Bepsf, I don't understand your objection. Do you see every lounge chair specifically designed for a nursing mothers or people with bad backs? I think this chair set is brilliant and is not only a...
Do not use restore a finish on teak. Teak oil is very light and will not match the orignal finish. Considering the color of the teak wood, it looks like it has a slight stain to it. I would reco...
My favorite, Take 5! Pretzel, caramel, peanuts, peanut butter and chocolate. Candy corn can be different depending on who manufactures it and how fresh it is. The best candy corn is...
Askyoufirst, any upholsterer should be able to restuff existing cushions with denser foam. Just be sure to specify how firm you would like it.
Bubinga is my favorite wood to use for woodworking. It has a sweet smell to the resin like strawberry jello. And is one of the strongest woods I've used. It does however have a tendency to chip ...
I agree with cliokitty and would call Terminex. In the meantime, you can spray the affected area with peppermint or orange oil. It will kill them and the smell will keep them away.
This looks a lot like Sori Yanagi's butterfly stool. http://www.stardust.com/BUTTERFLY.html
Yiyehtov, I'm not particularly familiar with these chairs, but they look more like furniture produced in Sweden or Yugoslavia rather than Denmark. The angularity and squared off legs are a tell ta...
Refinishing is probably not necessary. Try just oiling it with Fruitwood tinted Danish Oil.
That is a Milo Baughman design for Ames Furniture. http://www.artnewyork.com/interior/vintage/html/milo.htm
This process has a lot of potential. I'd love to see more products like this.
The size 0 chair is Hilarious. It looks like it broke its own ankle underneath its own weight.