Growing up I had a similar yellow and white Campaign desk/vanity. I know have my mother's 1940s vanity made by Russell Wright for Conant Ball. But I lust for the black and chrome 1930s vanity on th...
We bought our 2 floor co-op in Brooklyn because it has 2 full baths and a beautiful patio. The master bedroom is on the lower level, so no one walking over our heads at night. But the trade-off is ...
I love TV homes from the 60's and early 70's. Ann Marie's apartment in Manhattan (That Girl) that no struggling actress could possibly afford and Mary Richard's studio apartment in Minneapolis (The...
We never venture out to the parade route. Usually too cold and always too crowded. We prefer to watch it on TV with a Mimosa. But we did attend the Yankees parade.
I studied typography and worked in a typehouse in the late 1980's, so you'd think I'd love this. But it just looks so dated. Maybe enough time hasn't passed since it was so overdone in the 1970s.
I thought this was more useless crap to take up space and collect dust, then end up in a landfill. Then I saw that he used Motley Crue's "Shout At The Devil" for the human skull. Brilliant.
This apartment is lovely and looks like a great place to come home to at the end of the day. Very serene. And artwork is hung at the appropriate height eye level.
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Growing up I had a similar yellow and white Campaign desk/vanity. I know have my mother's 1940s vanity made by Russell Wright for Conant Ball. But I lust for the black and chrome 1930s vanity on th...
We bought our 2 floor co-op in Brooklyn because it has 2 full baths and a beautiful patio. The master bedroom is on the lower level, so no one walking over our heads at night. But the trade-off is ...
I have that exact same ice bucket. What a great idea to use it as a candleholder.
"Our House" by Madness.
I love TV homes from the 60's and early 70's. Ann Marie's apartment in Manhattan (That Girl) that no struggling actress could possibly afford and Mary Richard's studio apartment in Minneapolis (The...
The problem here in NYC is that the pretty leaves are pretty much gone by Thanksgiving.
We never venture out to the parade route. Usually too cold and always too crowded. We prefer to watch it on TV with a Mimosa. But we did attend the Yankees parade.
I studied typography and worked in a typehouse in the late 1980's, so you'd think I'd love this. But it just looks so dated. Maybe enough time hasn't passed since it was so overdone in the 1970s.
I thought this was more useless crap to take up space and collect dust, then end up in a landfill. Then I saw that he used Motley Crue's "Shout At The Devil" for the human skull. Brilliant.
This would be a cute dorm room.
My older sister and I shared a room until our older brother moved out. We hated each other then and 40 years later we still hate each other...
Why is this necessary? Sorry, but I think it's a silly waste of money.
"It’s for people like us. Some get it. Some don’t.” Gee, I was planning on checking this store out until I read that pompous statement.
This apartment is lovely and looks like a great place to come home to at the end of the day. Very serene. And artwork is hung at the appropriate height eye level.
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It looks like the valley broke out in hives.
Geez Juliet, what a rude thing to say about the band. Was that necessary?
I can see the Highline from my office. Now if it would just stop raining long enough for me to check it out...