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Philip_Littell
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oh this is a beautiful post.
one thing all these have in common is beautiful natural light
my thought is always if a cat wants to hang out it in a space is getting there
I'm surprised at my own reaction.
these are TERRIBLE
I guess it's the american virtue/vice of never leaving anything alone, of thinking everything is improvable
oooh! lovely job. brilliant to keep the floor (pronounced "flaw" and all the lovelier for it). I always admire a professional who can let the "professional" take a walk... on the beach in this case.
paint the walls a dark gray. it'll "bleach" the cabinets. it'll gleam the stainless steel. it'll pull all those top-heavy not balanced or graceful shapes into a unified whole. not charcoal, but on ...
I have loved, through reading you all, tracing the genealogy of the Ralph's Plainwrap idea, and watching it morph down the years as its origins got lost in the mists of time....
it was...
banish as much stuff off the counter as you can. Banish banish banish.
Whatever it is you use, it's just as handy stowed away
hang as much stuff on the wall, on cupboard d...
get one of those super narrow sinks (how much basin does one need? even for "fine washables", plus they are incredibly cuteandadorable). now you have some access.
and you can still do ...
I simply have never understood coffee tables
the smaller, lighter and more moveable the better, I say
unless they actually are the shape and height from which to serve tea...
one reads, the other doesn't?
or maybe they both just look at the pictures.
and posters are never a good sign.
(unless they are 1930's british rail...)
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that narrow strip of wood above the tiles might be your salvation: paint it a fun color that will alter the contrast of the two whites, a bridge color!
I'm too early! wanted to see what others would say. That's a stumper.
A thought: because it's a bathroom I would hesitate before covering the tile up with a panel or anything (humidity, moul...
Latest Comments...
oh this is a beautiful post. one thing all these have in common is beautiful natural light my thought is always if a cat wants to hang out it in a space is getting there
I'm surprised at my own reaction. these are TERRIBLE I guess it's the american virtue/vice of never leaving anything alone, of thinking everything is improvable
mindblowing. exposed. cooped up on a rainy day, everybody could find a corner of their own. I don't really grock the sleeping spaces... where is they?
BAUER. check it out....
oooh! lovely job. brilliant to keep the floor (pronounced "flaw" and all the lovelier for it). I always admire a professional who can let the "professional" take a walk... on the beach in this case.
listen to Medusa
paint the walls a dark gray. it'll "bleach" the cabinets. it'll gleam the stainless steel. it'll pull all those top-heavy not balanced or graceful shapes into a unified whole. not charcoal, but on ...
I have loved, through reading you all, tracing the genealogy of the Ralph's Plainwrap idea, and watching it morph down the years as its origins got lost in the mists of time.... it was...
this is a terrific kitchen
banish as much stuff off the counter as you can. Banish banish banish. Whatever it is you use, it's just as handy stowed away hang as much stuff on the wall, on cupboard d...
omigod. an hommage. someone remembers Ralph's Plainwrap. I'm verklempt. (sp.?)
the priority should be pleasure over that old killjoy utility
get one of those super narrow sinks (how much basin does one need? even for "fine washables", plus they are incredibly cuteandadorable). now you have some access. and you can still do ...
good taste's nose should be tweaked as often as possible
I simply have never understood coffee tables the smaller, lighter and more moveable the better, I say unless they actually are the shape and height from which to serve tea...
love
awfully witty, very pretty, and would mix well with other white dishes.... luvly
one reads, the other doesn't? or maybe they both just look at the pictures. and posters are never a good sign. (unless they are 1930's british rail...) ...
that narrow strip of wood above the tiles might be your salvation: paint it a fun color that will alter the contrast of the two whites, a bridge color!
I'm too early! wanted to see what others would say. That's a stumper. A thought: because it's a bathroom I would hesitate before covering the tile up with a panel or anything (humidity, moul...