on a rainy seattle day, i bet these colors maintain their bright cheer and help mitigate seasonal affectation disorder very well. i love that it's playful.

i love this space! it is so cozy and wonderful and i love all your art! and i love your slogan that less isn't always more. so refreshing not to see another mid-century museum. i love how your ...

the living room to me is the stand out because it feels more bold and daring than the rest of the rooms. it's breaks away from the staged look that others have commented on and that i also see in ...

i agree with "ciddyguy" that there is humor in your apartment -- which i love! it must have something to do with your being a cartoonist? there is a liveliness that i wish i would have seen in mo...

annie here---to answer some questions: the paint color in the living room is called "bagel" by behr. it changes gorgeously throughout the day (my windows face south). the...

love the drum table.

too many series. i just want to see one giant piece somewhere.

the fact that you took a generic apartment and completely transformed it into a "beach bungalow" is great! the wooden shutters, the bead board in the bathroom, and the lack of wall cabinets are th...

i like the combination of styles very much -- but it seems like all the modern west elm-looking pieces are are on one wall and all the vintage pieces are on the other. i'd love to see them mixed u...

yes, like most people, i agree that the dining room is the stand out. it's unfortunate that is has a dominating style that does not seem to cohere with your other victorian glam fabrics. take the...

my favorite room is the kitchen and it's because of the juxtaposition of textures and scales --- the to-the-ceiling cabinetry, the black metal rolling cart, and the wooden dining chairs in the fore...