thelittlemonster: i also have plant eating cats! i have had great luck with my jade plant and another that grow straight up. i think the latter is nicknamed "mother-in-laws-tongue. ...

i like the original room better. more organic and very soothing.

i have six black, equilateral triangular tables with wrought iron legs and some type of waterproof top that not only stack, they also can be made into a bigger *coffee table* if i need one. all i ...

um, no thanks. i think this idea completely misses the entire concept of camping. generally there's more to it than just sleeping in a tent: outdoors...wildlife...scenery...the abili...

what if you laid them on their sides and treated them like wine bottles? you know, kind of like a pyramid....

i was looking at the BoConcept catalog recently and saw a "hearth" made of glass. what i mean is that they (whoever they are, the designers, i suppose) put down an actual piece of glass in front o...

Well, i guess i live in "Mann," though I have never once heard that name. As a matter of fact, if I said Mann I don't think anyone would know what I was talking about! Nice to see tha...

you can find it in a BoConcept catalog or store.

so you buy biodegradable bags that have been made somewhere (possibly quite far away, in china maybe?) and shipped to somewhere nearby (a distributor) and then shipped to you or your local pet supp...

i think that both nature's miracle and the original version, now called "petastic," both offer limited success(es) when fighting pet odor problems. plus, you can get really tired of the "fragrance...

in my small kitchen the ceiling follows the roof line and slopes downward toward the fridge. i have the typical cabinet above the fridge, but even it is just dead space - with doors! i'm not sure...

if it was only a few inches too tall, why didn't you just replace those big wheels with smaller ones? same lines, just a bit lower and smaller.

hmmm, what about some velcro, particularly if there were some kind of long piece that could be wrapped around itself. zip ties would be cheap and easily removed and replaced!

they are beautiful and very visually interesting! if you're ever seattle, visit the (relatively) new public library downtown; they used end-grain flooring!

the comment made above by aerie9 reminded me of an outdoor railing at my first apartment here in seattle: it was made entirely out of copper piping, curves and all. maybe a silver-ton...

i used to live outside boulder, co in a teeny apartment attached to a aluminum-clad riding arena. needless to say, with only a few small windows and no AC, it got hot, hot, hot under the constant ...

1) pet friendly, including large dogs! they are often the most mellow. the small dog = a good apartment dog is a myth; 2) washer & dryer in the apartment; 3) an actual area devoted ...

can anyone identify the shiny white range hood in the kitchen? i would love to find one it or one that is similar!