I visited Burlington, VT's glorious Architectural Salvage Warehouse last weekend. It's full of great finds, and the owner is a pleasant, helpful fellow. The in-store prices seemed much better than ...
I would love to have the chocolate version; they're so lovely. I can picture these casting a cool modular glow over my utility table (until I find the mid-century desk of my dreams).
The door to my apt is metal, and I don't think I'd be allowed do drill holes into it. Is there some other way I could mount a knocker like the fox above? I'm thinking really strong magnets might wo...
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Just tried newyork.clpic.com and got the same redirect. So frustrating! I'd also like to hear if there are other pictoral browsers for craigslist.
"I dug down about 10in, and suddenly I saw this little face looking up at me." From The Daily Mail, last year:
I visited Burlington, VT's glorious Architectural Salvage Warehouse last weekend. It's full of great finds, and the owner is a pleasant, helpful fellow. The in-store prices seemed much better than ...
This says, in a voice much cooler than Moleskine's, "Look, I can barely contain all my cleverness!"
Lovely. With one of these I'd be the coziest eskimo on the block.
Gorgeous! I might wear them out...
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I would love to have the chocolate version; they're so lovely. I can picture these casting a cool modular glow over my utility table (until I find the mid-century desk of my dreams).
Herb vinaigrette sounds delightful.
The door to my apt is metal, and I don't think I'd be allowed do drill holes into it. Is there some other way I could mount a knocker like the fox above? I'm thinking really strong magnets might wo...
Holey sheet: I need this.
Try Randy Rollner, a Brooklyn-based architectural metalworker: www.rammetals.com