1. What's with all the spam lately? 2. These colorful environments work when they're employed as accompaniments to a dominant background. White is the underlying anchor for most of the...

"Twatlight." And, no thank you.

Before considering spray painting all frames the same color (it's a lovely thing to do for a particular area, if that's your thing) - just frame your art! NO MORE PUSH PINS. If that ...

He's been a pleasure to watch on Top Chef Masters. Thanks for this.

Nextag has some similar offerings.

Fantastic for folks who don't have a view.

I have too much art for empty frames! Still a collection of small, elaborate frames, painted in the same color, can add some interest to a wall, if that's a look one likes.

Take away the personalized decoration, and these rooms are lovely. Those windows are gorgeous and the moulding is tasteful. All that light in NYC is divine. My only complaint is that the kitchen se...

For a poster/graphics junkie like me, this is a terrific post. The 1960's posters stand the test of time. The 80's... not so much.

The room is lovely - with the exception of the floral couch, as others have said. Get rid of the floral and slip-cover it in a complimentary color. That new sofa is divine as-is and I'...

The powder-coat guy I know of is down the Cape. I know little about them except they're a family-owned company, but

A two color in a cotton fabric might be a nice graphic punch. But anything more than two colors or rendered in a nubbly fabric, and I get itchy. Probably a hold-over from the plaid wool garments wo...

Oh, I wanted Molly Ringwald's "Pretty in Pink" bedroom. And Andrew McCarthy. Together, preferably. Yep.

I was wondering what might be done with that wonky incline to the right. Congrats on a beautiful space - and what looks to be a lush lawn.

These would be terrific fodder for imagination in a kid's room. Very cool.

I'm in favor of repurposing that transforms objects so that upon viewing the final outcome, one sees first the new form and not just the old bits wired together. This really just looks...

Not restful and desperately in need of an "edit" button.

I would pick a small town if there was something of interest to see, do or hear. It's more than twice the population of Paris, Il, but Clarksdale, MS is high on the list of places to drop by.

Had to chime in and say that I am swooning over the bathroom. I think it's bracing and refreshing.

Roadside America is a terrific planning source for any road trip, long or short. One favorite is Car Henge.