S. S. Waverly has the best use of space and color.

I was most impressed by John's.

I prefer this duvet to the painfully shirred look of the Cirrus. The woven headboard is awesome, and really works well with the duvet. I thought wedding dress, too.

Yes, please.

The first thing I thought of was chopsticks, although of course any of the other ideas would work just as well. Just arrange them crossways so they don't all end up on one side.

I really like the paper wall hanging, it's so clever! Where did you find that wonderful bedspread? I also like the mirrored cabinets.

I love the headboard and the color of the couches. Lots of nice touches. Terrific!

I like the desk. Where did you find it?

This is my favorite entry so far. Great job with color and artwork. I'd love a glimpse of the kitchen.

Another fan of the kitchen, here. I like that you show off the gorgeous hardwood flooring by keeping furniture to a minimum. I would like to see the bedroom, too.

I like the pops of red. It helps keep the palette interesting.

I love the rocking chair. Great use of space and color.

I love the windows in the bedroom. It's like sleeping in the air.

I like it, but the other commenters make good points. Maybe combine ideas and take heatherleafs tall glass vase and fill it with water like the last Granny Smith post.

It looks awkward and uncomfortable. Just not for me.

I'm with Marbargarbo. My first thought was "what's the matter with a rubber band?" They're even reusable.

I need to know more about that lucite chair. It's unbelievable. Where can I find out more about it?

I love this idea, though I don't have the environment for it to work. Yet.

The octopus chandelier is adorable, and I got a kick out of the flower ottoman. Where oh where did you find a hot pink Christmas tree?

I love the giant dog bed in their living space. The color is great, but I'm a traditional red-barn person. Also love the wide-board flooring in the entry. I wonder if it's original.