add fabric at the bottom of the curtains - and maybe split them into 2 panels? They look so heavy it might be nice to open them in the middle, instead of pulling the whole lot to one side.
i would find a good raw foods cookbook as many have an emphasis on dehydrated foods. I remember seeing a recipe for a herb/vegetable puree that you would spread out on parchment paper and dehydrate...
I've always heard that loofah's harbor LESS bacteria because they dry out so quickly unlike a regular sponge. I often cut a loofah into 2 inch slices and use them as a place to rest my soap.
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this may be a silly question, but can you use a muffin tin? i want to make DOZENS.
this is awesome - excellent use of a bold yellow. Who makes the couch?
stackable chairs for a formal antique table such as this one could be a difficult match up. These chair are fairly sleek:
add fabric at the bottom of the curtains - and maybe split them into 2 panels? They look so heavy it might be nice to open them in the middle, instead of pulling the whole lot to one side.
Hardwood cabinets are much to be desired. Keep em, paint em, or tile them like in this link:
lend 12 out to friends then swap out as needed..
i would find a good raw foods cookbook as many have an emphasis on dehydrated foods. I remember seeing a recipe for a herb/vegetable puree that you would spread out on parchment paper and dehydrate...
the couch looks comfy. who makes it?
croissants and cappuccinos!
I've always heard that loofah's harbor LESS bacteria because they dry out so quickly unlike a regular sponge. I often cut a loofah into 2 inch slices and use them as a place to rest my soap.
is this a rental? if not, i'd build a wall with a door and leave it as a giant walk in closet.
hmmm.. how about just putting your sports bras and shorts in a drawer. sheesh! who does that?!
i love the wall paint in the first picture!