My family has a house near Mexico City and it's filled with awesome tile. Some of it is very baroque like the patterns above and the other designs are more simple and modern-ish. I wish there was a...
These are very nice! I bet you can make your own for a lot less though. The chain can be bought at the hardware store for a few dollars, the pendant light cord for about $10 and then splurge on the...
I've been lazily composting for the past ten years and the Biostack has been my favorite method so far. It looks nice (okay, not so obtrusive) in the garden, which is really important as my garden ...
I love outdoor living spaces but my problem is dust and dirt. Everything gets filthy. Perhaps it's worse here in Northeast LA, we still have lots of natural hills (yay!) and perhaps more dirt float...
Whoa, and I was thinking I can't even afford $200! I guess this might not be the site for me. Considering how bad everyone I know is doing in this recession, I would think there might be some value...
Be careful with the boiling water, it "burned" my sink! I live in a rental furnished with the cheapest materials possible and the new cheap sink in my bathroom didn't hold up to the boiling water/v...
Lots of Mexicans (like myself) like to save our mole jars, they make great juice glasses.
My fav re-used jar is a "Chinese Honey" jar I bought at a local Asian foods store. It's adorable! I u...
Ah, c'mon no need to hate on working class people trying to make a little money. The city is able to waste lot of money by themselves. You want to know how your tax dollars get sent down the drain?...
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My family has a house near Mexico City and it's filled with awesome tile. Some of it is very baroque like the patterns above and the other designs are more simple and modern-ish. I wish there was a...
These are very nice! I bet you can make your own for a lot less though. The chain can be bought at the hardware store for a few dollars, the pendant light cord for about $10 and then splurge on the...
I've been lazily composting for the past ten years and the Biostack has been my favorite method so far. It looks nice (okay, not so obtrusive) in the garden, which is really important as my garden ...
I use an extra large bulb, it looks slightly better than regular sized bulbs and kinda vintage-y if you use a clear one.
I love outdoor living spaces but my problem is dust and dirt. Everything gets filthy. Perhaps it's worse here in Northeast LA, we still have lots of natural hills (yay!) and perhaps more dirt float...
Whoa, and I was thinking I can't even afford $200! I guess this might not be the site for me. Considering how bad everyone I know is doing in this recession, I would think there might be some value...
I was kinda thinking the same thing as Trumystique when I read that bit of the description.
semidivine, mine too!
I'm really curious, what neighborhood do you live in?
Why is it gross? I don't get it.
Be careful with the boiling water, it "burned" my sink! I live in a rental furnished with the cheapest materials possible and the new cheap sink in my bathroom didn't hold up to the boiling water/v...
There's a place that had a good number of these bookshelves for only $90 a piece, $599 is a little high.
Orale!
It looks great but too bad they changed out the original front windows. Someone in Los Angeles needs to ban vinyl window replacement and quick!
Lots of Mexicans (like myself) like to save our mole jars, they make great juice glasses. My fav re-used jar is a "Chinese Honey" jar I bought at a local Asian foods store. It's adorable! I u...
Does anyone know where to buy lead free ceramic cookware?
Actually, I think they pay homage to Mexican Loteria cards.
Very nice! I like how the TV doesn't dominate the space. I didn't even notice it, until the second time I looked at the photo.
Ah, c'mon no need to hate on working class people trying to make a little money. The city is able to waste lot of money by themselves. You want to know how your tax dollars get sent down the drain?...