those hard corners scare me!

this place looks like a home -- a place where people actually live. not just a space that was copied out of a magazine. that's why people are enthusiastic. thanks for showing!

it's ironic that a place that is supposed to promote spirituality looks as if it wants to destroy it instead

i would not buy the knock-offs but neither would I buy Adler's pieces. i don't think they are very special

this is an old Shaker design

Apartment Therapy really seems to be developing a taste for this type of thing. wonder why

PB is boring

A VERY LOUD ALARM

can AT people please explain WHY they persist in posting this junk? there has been enough negative feedback from viewers to show we aren't interested.

where do you get them -- any hardware store?

ack! is it safe for that little kid to be playing around that table? think not.

um, not to be a pill... but why is this important?

this is great fun to me

this is an appalling story. only gratifying thought -- no one will remember this woman long after she is dust. but people will be studying Johnson's work.

Yay Obies! am very proud of my alma mater.

hiding cabinets like that is not new. my great-grandmother used to do that back in the 20's

In the end this seems to me a fruitless discussion as it is completely subjective. What about a ban on "Books = Clutter" discussions?

Books that you read and love become part of your soul. Books that you read and don't like make you think. when i look at the books that I have collected over the years they tell me about the perso...

ok this is my dream, when can i move in?

who is the poor soul who has to clean this place? and why would you want to see the reflection of a taxi cab on the 39th floor?