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Went to the pre-opening event last night. Having been to several other stores (Dallas, Princeton & NY), I was most impressed by this location. The design studio feature is really nice, although I...

Where is the fabric from?

Jodi and David, Great renovation! Two questions: (1) Where did you get the pendants above the island in the kitchen? (2) Would you recommend your architect and GC? I live in Chicago and ha...

Sorry to spoil the fun, but that light is not vintage. It is from Pier One. I own the same light. They no longer sell this style, but I have seen similar ones there. See picture: ...

Salvage One in Chicago always has a ton: http://salvageone.com/furniture/seating?SID=3f...

from Hunting for Church Pews | Apartment Therapy DC on December 16, 2009 09:47PM

I normally would hang them from the ceiling, but in this case I agree with the other posts.

I am also interested in knowing where the sofas/daybeds are from. Thanks in advance.

In my opinion everything is too muted -- everything sort of blends together. I rarely say this, but I would go with a bright white and mix in some white accessories throughout (pillows, try, vase,...

27" iMac (amazing and can double as a TV) Wii (live in Chicago and need something to do when it is freezing)

I have always like the work bench that doubles as a bar. My favorite example is Thom Filicia's bar that was featured in Domino.

This house screams "trying to hard to me."

That bed would be amazing as a daybed too if you got a simple cushion made for it.

I have always liked the Benjamin Moore Wolf Gray wall color in this posting: http://www....

Where did you get your table? I found the same table with a stainless top in the alley behind our building going out with the trash and am currently using it as a desk. I always wondered where it...

Where did you get the wallpaper for the nursery?

Honestly, I would paint the oak trim out in white - it gives you way more color options and updates the space without taking away from the vintage feel. It may not be what you are look...

Like it!

I think color is key. I like a mix of modern, vintage and traditional but always keep within the same colors schemes.

Depends what look you are going for, but I like an eclectic look - try this simple Asian furniture piece that can be used as a bar or for extra storage.