"Within Reach" means something, it doesn't mean nothing. They can't pretend they don't know that it's arrogant. Companies spend a lot of time developing these concepts and branding them.

correction "...you're looking for -more difficult,-"

You know, having "too many" books might make memorizing what color spine you're looking for, and easier to have large categories of books, so they're organized by subject. But I have a small shelf,...

It has a practical element but undoes it by being a big cartoon with large bumps in taking up a lot of space inside the shelves. Really maybe for kids or if you like puzzles, or if you think it sta...

I've never been! I don't have any at all. Stoughton's not exactly easy for me to get to, so I don't keep up with things. Somerville? Yay! Yay, right? I don't know what's so "necessary...

Yeah, but, I think what some people are saying is that having a lot of books is not necessarily better than having as many Precious Moments figurines or collections and decorous clutter of other so...

I keep very few books. The library has most books I'll want to read and stores them for me. I buy books very rarely and occasionally consider it an impulsive waste of cash. The cover is just so smo...

The small lesson to take is that you can find something to serve a purpose. If what you need is a place to put cotton balls, you don't have to go out and buy a special container. You don't have to ...

I liked the phrase 'garbage pearls' most of all. The video was fun too. I think this is my favorite.

Let the furniture tell the story of you. If you love this and you love that and dare to do whatever you want, eventually this should work. Choosing this one and that one and stopping will be too li...

I agree that in practical situations, the curtain would stay open, but it's a nice place to hide stuff when company comes. Can't guarantee they won't peek, but it's the idea that it would look neat...

You have to look past the whisk. That's a delightful website. I encourage people to explore the whole thing, not just umdenken (whatever that means).

In my childhood bedroom, I had a bookshelf - I think it was actually the hutch to the desk that matched the bedroom - attached to the wall above the head of my bed. It had all kinds of things on it...

I had some more ideas, like woven things made out of grasses, or things on paper spray-mounted to foam core board.

Also, you will probably have to go around the room. It's going to look weird if you are just covering the wall between those 3 windows as in your mock-up. Wallpaper is another option, as is hanging...

You basically want the "drapery" look, it's okay to have exposed rods over the windows. You don't have to close them if you don't want to. Alternately, drapery arms. I am blanking out on some type ...

Instead of a wall hanging, I was thinking of something like a sculptural form made of paper or felt, or possibly foam, or if they're small, several grouped together. I was envisioning something lik...

I really like the staging of this ad, it's amusing, the woman's expression when kitty's in her way, and the way the cat looks at her too. I don't need to buy this item because my cat ...

I have looked into magazine files and nice ones can be pretty expensive unless you just don't have that many magazines. I found an instructable that just looked way tedious. I have a lot of cardboa...

That works really well because of the other furnishings in the room, and the details of the ceiling, and the fact that they must be 12 feet high or greater. My ceilings are, at 8'10" a little highe...