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You live in a row house with empty units on either side of you? You bet you better call the police when you hear any suspicious noises through the walls! On a long term basis, you sho...

was = way "can be utilized in such a way as to create a custom look"

The handles really make a difference. Ikea cabinets are great, and with a little effort, can be utilized in such a was as to create a custom look.

Wow -- when I saw that last little pic I thought I was looking at my kitchen -- it's oddly similar:

Kind of a mish-mosh -- the exposed ceilings are very mid-century. The reality is, many people's homes are a mish-mosh of styles and eras -- perhaps there intent was not to create a per...

I second ebay. I've purchased Henry Miller fabrics that are totally mid-century, commercial grade, and well priced because the bolts are too small for industrial use -- but perfectly suited for a ...

Are they using the british pound in DC these days?!?

I haven't moved in 26 or 27 years -- but I have helped my partner move in to "our" other home. We both unpack the stereo first! He's a "living room first", and i'm a "bedroom first" -- so we go o...

When I was a youngster, we had the Betty Crocker's Cookbook for Boys and Girls in the house, and we were totally encouraged to cook for ourselves. Alas, when my mom figured out that I was a better...

McCann's also comes in boxes -- I buy them and keep reusing the same tin.

My favorite thing in the Met -- I always take out-of-town guests here and it never fails to impress. eiw -- this is original, not a replica.

Fantastic. Most flat screen TV's today have absolutely no personality or style.

one word: termites.

I love the tatami bedroom!

I have the EXACT table linked above by rosenatti paired with a four-legged version like the one in question. The form of the glass on the triangular table gives you an idea of how the rectangular ...

I have the same base -- with the original glass which is a "curvy" rectangle. I'm pretty confident it is NOT Kagan -- but I think Staceydh may be onto something, and I plan to investigate further....

I would think candles/flashlights et al would be de rigeur in earthquake-prone California.

$1,100 for a TV, but only $540 for the sofa bed he will sleep on every night? Strange priorities in my book -- my back aches just thinking about it.

Doomed -- if you want effective heating. Move on to other design issues.

Looks delicious -- too bad I'm in NYC.