Sometimes it can be difficult to sort through the junk at a flea market...I love vintage ornaments, can't wait to see what Eddie does with them.. I liked his tabletop settings on his site...
We got the chair at Cite in Soho. You can easily change the upholstery on it. The also have red wool/poly, leather covers, and an interesting wool plaid wool/poly. The best part is the price, sinc...
it's a great idea, and I'm all for recycling, but I wish there was a hint of the car it was. Nothing over the top like a 57 Chevy salad bar, but maybe at least a hood ornament?
Sweet. Nice colors. You did a good job of turning a railroad into a highly livable and functional space. Even your 60's/70's kitchen looks sleek and contemporary.
Great post, I look forward to tracking this book "tent" down. Love the furniture that's shown (not that I have the room for anymore, but you never know!).
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You must not love the gecko. A beautiful office. I'm jealous.
"Hm". Tough crowd. Keep up the good work Amy, we loves you.
Sometimes it can be difficult to sort through the junk at a flea market...I love vintage ornaments, can't wait to see what Eddie does with them.. I liked his tabletop settings on his site...
I want a dog portrait by Max! Oh wait, I have one, and I love it! The apartment looks great, I love what the light does to all that amazing color.
the chair. http://www.citenyc.com/retail/main.html?loungechairs
I just posted about the chair on the house tour comments. It's from Cite in Soho, the link is included in the tour info.
We got the chair at Cite in Soho. You can easily change the upholstery on it. The also have red wool/poly, leather covers, and an interesting wool plaid wool/poly. The best part is the price, sinc...
it's a great idea, and I'm all for recycling, but I wish there was a hint of the car it was. Nothing over the top like a 57 Chevy salad bar, but maybe at least a hood ornament?
Love the silhouettes!
I would expect no less Sharon Needles. Just not sure if cigarettes are all you'd be smoking.
Sweet. Nice colors. You did a good job of turning a railroad into a highly livable and functional space. Even your 60's/70's kitchen looks sleek and contemporary.
Great post, I look forward to tracking this book "tent" down. Love the furniture that's shown (not that I have the room for anymore, but you never know!).