You don't need a lamp kit - you just need all the parts and be able to follow detailed instructions. That's how I did it. If you google "lamp parts" you will find lots of websites that sell the c...
FYI for those people looking to make furniture but live in an apartment (as I do) - I make furniture at Makeville in Brooklyn. $28 for 3 hours shop time.
Can anyone comment on the quality of the West Elm lift bed?
I'm thinking of making one myself, but the mechanism is already $300.... factoring in the materials and the time it would ta...
FYI George Smith are having a sale from 16-23 of this month, which is a good thing, since their sofas are about 2-4 times as much as the chain stores like Restoration Hardware.
This is genius. It is basically exactly a sheet of plywood (4'x8') with a bit cut off around it? I have a few sheets and might give this a go....My only concern is that a whole sheet weights, lik...
I agree.... this is not a new concept. I love my library - it feeds my voracious appetite for design books, and it has all the latest ones. It's like Borders for free.
You can woodwork in NYC at a number of places in Brooklyn:
3rd Ward
Makeville
Beagle and Pots
Treehouse
I've tried 3rd Ward and Makeville. Makeville run...
Yes. Fiddle leafed fig. I have one. Friend bought it for me from the Flower district - it's a lot cheaper there, although I believe still in a hundreds. They will deliver. Do not go to a fancy ...
Slightly off topic, but I used to work in an office building with the nicest toilets ever. The ceilings were 13 feet high. The whole space was clad in big slabs of limestone. The doors to the st...
I would highly recommend AmericanFrame.com.
The shipping is extremely reasonable. I framed a picture that was probably 7 foot long by 2 feet down (sort of like yours) and it cost roug...
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MattyG You can always go IKEA cabinets and get the doors / drawer fronts from somewhere else.
You don't need a lamp kit - you just need all the parts and be able to follow detailed instructions. That's how I did it. If you google "lamp parts" you will find lots of websites that sell the c...
FYI for those people looking to make furniture but live in an apartment (as I do) - I make furniture at Makeville in Brooklyn. $28 for 3 hours shop time.
Can anyone comment on the quality of the West Elm lift bed? I'm thinking of making one myself, but the mechanism is already $300.... factoring in the materials and the time it would ta...
FYI George Smith are having a sale from 16-23 of this month, which is a good thing, since their sofas are about 2-4 times as much as the chain stores like Restoration Hardware.
This is genius. It is basically exactly a sheet of plywood (4'x8') with a bit cut off around it? I have a few sheets and might give this a go....My only concern is that a whole sheet weights, lik...
I agree.... this is not a new concept. I love my library - it feeds my voracious appetite for design books, and it has all the latest ones. It's like Borders for free.
Gave an extra point for the rock'n'roll bear
You can woodwork in NYC at a number of places in Brooklyn: 3rd Ward Makeville Beagle and Pots Treehouse I've tried 3rd Ward and Makeville. Makeville run...
Roost sells them for $98 for the pair. A little cheaper. Plus, they have a whole animal themed section of their online shop.
They have these in the bar of the Hudson Hotel in New York. People sit on them. Not too comfortable for long periods of time.
Hello again. Mine was got at Paradise Plants on 28th St.
Yes. Fiddle leafed fig. I have one. Friend bought it for me from the Flower district - it's a lot cheaper there, although I believe still in a hundreds. They will deliver. Do not go to a fancy ...
Slightly off topic, but I used to work in an office building with the nicest toilets ever. The ceilings were 13 feet high. The whole space was clad in big slabs of limestone. The doors to the st...
I would highly recommend AmericanFrame.com. The shipping is extremely reasonable. I framed a picture that was probably 7 foot long by 2 feet down (sort of like yours) and it cost roug...
Many Singaporean / Malaysian interiors have white marble / tile floors, but hey, it's like 50 degrees outside and 90% humidity.
I do not understand how Architectural Digest manages to do so well. All the homes in there look like the insides of Vegas hotels.
Cool. I had a look at Dean-Melbourne's flickr site, and, what do you know, I used to live at one of these buildings:
I used to borrow Christmas books from my library in February when I was a kid. They would have to get them out from storage for me.
And, being Australian, I always thought all animals had to be quarantined for ages (like, 6 months or something) when they entered.