Please just say 'NO' to the unspeakable horror of lighted flowers in a vase. Instead stop by the Safeway and get a bunch of tulips or some other reasonable facsimile of real flowers.
I had this dilemma last year, one tiny, shallow medicine cabinet in the master bath. I guess in 1939 there was no need for the electric toothbrush/hairdryer/shaver, assorted jumbo Costco hair care ...
Another nice touch in this same vein, mount the cabinets directly to the wall. No legs at all. This works on any cabinets made for kitchen uppers. Just hang them low and you have a modern credenza.
Go to Beronio lumbar and buy a beautiful, clear 8 or 6 foot doug fir 1 x 12. Mount home depot under cabinet lights to one side and lean it against the wall. Give the wood a nice finish or leave it ...
Don't throw your old paperwhites out. They grow quite well in the San Francisco climate. Plant them in a well drained sunny location where they can get a bit of water until the leaves fade in summe...
I just redid my old home office from 20 years of Anthro PC carts, monitor carts and software bookshelves. Technology let me transform my office to a sleek,
My biggest peeve is the clutter of non functional "decorator" crap scattered on every surface. Somebody has been watching way too much "decorator cents", remember always in threes! Yeah, three vase...
Beautiful. It can be tricky to mix so many iconic individual pieces. You run the risk of looking like a second-hand mid century store, but you've avoided that and made a look that is completely suc...
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If I had just one big pot in San Francisco I'd put a Brugmansia (angels trumpet) in it. Loves the SF climate and has a delicious e...
Please just say 'NO' to the unspeakable horror of lighted flowers in a vase. Instead stop by the Safeway and get a bunch of tulips or some other reasonable facsimile of real flowers.
I especially like the interaction between the different types of tile. I took a simi...
I had this dilemma last year, one tiny, shallow medicine cabinet in the master bath. I guess in 1939 there was no need for the electric toothbrush/hairdryer/shaver, assorted jumbo Costco hair care ...
The dealer swore to me the green glass tile in my new bath, was made from recycl...
Another nice touch in this same vein, mount the cabinets directly to the wall. No legs at all. This works on any cabinets made for kitchen uppers. Just hang them low and you have a modern credenza.
Frankly this design while practical looks a bit clunky. Phillipe Starck does some mu...
Go to Beronio lumbar and buy a beautiful, clear 8 or 6 foot doug fir 1 x 12. Mount home depot under cabinet lights to one side and lean it against the wall. Give the wood a nice finish or leave it ...
Try something like this Oriental rug. It's pure wool Belgian machine made and w...
Don't throw your old paperwhites out. They grow quite well in the San Francisco climate. Plant them in a well drained sunny location where they can get a bit of water until the leaves fade in summe...
Nice. Very masculine. Men decorate differently than women. I love the LCW, best chair of the 20th century.
Don't forget to browse the daybeds at Modernica .
I just redid my old home office from 20 years of Anthro PC carts, monitor carts and software bookshelves. Technology let me transform my office to a sleek,
It's very good looking but I'm disappointed that it uses 35W halogen.
If you're so right, that 'I just threw a few things up' is doubtlessly carefully planned.
Use these LED floor lamps for bedside light instead of taking up valuable space on the bedside table.
For that price I'm going to expect a happy ending to my seating experience...
My biggest peeve is the clutter of non functional "decorator" crap scattered on every surface. Somebody has been watching way too much "decorator cents", remember always in threes! Yeah, three vase...
Beautiful. It can be tricky to mix so many iconic individual pieces. You run the risk of looking like a second-hand mid century store, but you've avoided that and made a look that is completely suc...
It's cute but functionally it's a dreadful clock...