Oh, man...I can also vouch for the pain of just how heavy books get when it comes time to move. Multiply a box of books by at least two dozen, and it's without a doubt the heaviest type of item to ...
Darren and Elise, thank you so much for the tour. I felt right at home , and I especially love that carpet of grass outside the bedroom sliding door. Is that the "Korean Grass" I have been reading ...
Wow, it totally reminds me of growing up in Orange County in the 70's, when we had Drive-in theaters and Waterbed stores everywhere....if you keep this, get some macrame hangers and some pothos, so...
They ARE private properties, after all, when it comes down to it. When I had my studio/gallery, people came in through the door expecting all manner of "courtesies". One woman came in and dmeanded ...
Retail espionage. And Stabucks won't allow it, for example, because they are afraid of lawsuits that have something to do with signed model releases or some other nonsense. Such is life in AmeriCo...
What is that cool organic-looking storage thingy on the far left of the picture? 8^)
Oh...and the idea is hot....but the above example is making me bleed from every orifice. 8^(
Those are the exact impressions I got. As a lounge or party room, very nice.
As for everything else, wow. That view! A little overstated overall, but still beautiful.
Loo...
I find the pic up there intriguing. That must be a very secluded beach, but if I saw a boat out there, I'd probably have a hard time doing my business. 8^O
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Cornstarch? Eww. As in "gravy" and "pudding" in my hair eww.
Oh, man...I can also vouch for the pain of just how heavy books get when it comes time to move. Multiply a box of books by at least two dozen, and it's without a doubt the heaviest type of item to ...
Darren and Elise, thank you so much for the tour. I felt right at home , and I especially love that carpet of grass outside the bedroom sliding door. Is that the "Korean Grass" I have been reading ...
Wow, it totally reminds me of growing up in Orange County in the 70's, when we had Drive-in theaters and Waterbed stores everywhere....if you keep this, get some macrame hangers and some pothos, so...
They ARE private properties, after all, when it comes down to it. When I had my studio/gallery, people came in through the door expecting all manner of "courtesies". One woman came in and dmeanded ...
KTG, nobody is throwing attitude at you, you're the one splattering it everywhere. Chill the hell out.
It's actually called a Stockholm Desk.... my, that's.... subtle. cough
Retail espionage. And Stabucks won't allow it, for example, because they are afraid of lawsuits that have something to do with signed model releases or some other nonsense. Such is life in AmeriCo...
What is that cool organic-looking storage thingy on the far left of the picture? 8^) Oh...and the idea is hot....but the above example is making me bleed from every orifice. 8^(
I was wondering when Apartment Therapy would get around to doing an article on this show. These guys know style as well as they know funny!
Gosh, I hope I'dnever get these mixed up with the breath ones. 8^p
Those are the exact impressions I got. As a lounge or party room, very nice. As for everything else, wow. That view! A little overstated overall, but still beautiful. Loo...
Word!
This would be a cool DIY! For smaller projects, of course.... I could even see a beehive hairdo done this way. It must be this heat. 8^p
FINALLY, a way to rid my home of dust and detritus...AND look fabulous while doing it!
Lol, Thingmaker and Plasticgoop was a big part of my life as a wee tot. Yeah, it was like sniffing the mimeographed assignment sheets in school. ;^)
These would go well with that "Major Award" lamp.
I find the pic up there intriguing. That must be a very secluded beach, but if I saw a boat out there, I'd probably have a hard time doing my business. 8^O
I would have the urge to bake a pie and cool it off on the shelf on the lower half.
This belongs in a futuristic airport lounge designed in the 60's. I love it.