My first year in college our dorm's floor was cold all winter. We'd call maintenance to complain, they'd send a security officer over to check it out, he'd come in from the cold and say "feels good...
I had a vinyl curtain that had as its print a rice paper pattern. So it looked like fabric, but it was completely waterproof and didn't need a liner. I got it a local home-goods and don't know the ...
When I find myself wanting something so much to the point of obsession, I think of that scene in Fight Club where Edward Norton is so upset his apartment blew up -- because he had just gotten all t...
AT, once again I beg you to be considerate enough to list an artist's name whenever possible - especially when it is the highlight of a photograph. The reason artists don't put up a big stink when ...
I agree with Roman blinds (probably with light blocking ability so you can see your computer screen) and also re-orienting your desk to float so that when seated in the chair you can face the door....
BTW, Ina Garten's advice (she's a poster child for extroversion) is a sure recipe to exhaust all the introverted people sandwiched between extroverts. That scenario is exactly why introverts hate g...
I'm offering a link to a really GREAT article that uses humor to very accurately explain why some of us appear not to bubble over with manic energy at parties. We are not superior, boring, shy, mis...
I was looking at the Benjamin Moore site and these are the range of colors I was thinking: Juniper, Tropical Turquoise, Jade Garden, or Ming Jade. Of course, with computer monitors, I'm sure colors...
I just did a very dark brown in my small, 8x9 foot dining room, and it DEFINITELY made it feel bigger. Amazing really - and so funny how many people claimed it would make it feel smaller. I don't t...
With that beautiful red screen, I would go with a green. Something vibrant and rich - even if the overall value is technically dark, the brilliance of the color pop will make it feel brighter - esp...
I like color and I like it when each room has its own personality. Looking at the photos, I thought maybe you should pick a color that matches the carpet of the stairs (assuming it is staying.) It ...
If you're thinking of having something built, this drop-leaf table is ingenious for a small space. From a 10-inch footprint, it can open up to 9-feet (and many variations in between) for those time...
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excellent - made me laugh
I actually put a little photo of my house at the end of the directions I email.
My first year in college our dorm's floor was cold all winter. We'd call maintenance to complain, they'd send a security officer over to check it out, he'd come in from the cold and say "feels good...
Two great tastes that taste great together!
I had a vinyl curtain that had as its print a rice paper pattern. So it looked like fabric, but it was completely waterproof and didn't need a liner. I got it a local home-goods and don't know the ...
When I find myself wanting something so much to the point of obsession, I think of that scene in Fight Club where Edward Norton is so upset his apartment blew up -- because he had just gotten all t...
Wondering the same - who did paint the landscape? See my comment here: http:/...
AT, once again I beg you to be considerate enough to list an artist's name whenever possible - especially when it is the highlight of a photograph. The reason artists don't put up a big stink when ...
I actually soak my toothbrush in hydrogen peroxide every so often. Alas, I don't have a dishwasher...
I agree with Roman blinds (probably with light blocking ability so you can see your computer screen) and also re-orienting your desk to float so that when seated in the chair you can face the door....
My thoughts were either a mushroomy grey (like you), or a green. This post has an interesting green that supposedly works with everything!
Funny - the one piece of your furniture I like is the coffee table. So, I'm quite certain my opinion will be of no help in this situation...!
BTW, Ina Garten's advice (she's a poster child for extroversion) is a sure recipe to exhaust all the introverted people sandwiched between extroverts. That scenario is exactly why introverts hate g...
I'm offering a link to a really GREAT article that uses humor to very accurately explain why some of us appear not to bubble over with manic energy at parties. We are not superior, boring, shy, mis...
I was looking at the Benjamin Moore site and these are the range of colors I was thinking: Juniper, Tropical Turquoise, Jade Garden, or Ming Jade. Of course, with computer monitors, I'm sure colors...
Why oh why does my husband dislike pumpkin? I'd make the rolls, but then I'll have to eat them all!
I just did a very dark brown in my small, 8x9 foot dining room, and it DEFINITELY made it feel bigger. Amazing really - and so funny how many people claimed it would make it feel smaller. I don't t...
With that beautiful red screen, I would go with a green. Something vibrant and rich - even if the overall value is technically dark, the brilliance of the color pop will make it feel brighter - esp...
I like color and I like it when each room has its own personality. Looking at the photos, I thought maybe you should pick a color that matches the carpet of the stairs (assuming it is staying.) It ...
If you're thinking of having something built, this drop-leaf table is ingenious for a small space. From a 10-inch footprint, it can open up to 9-feet (and many variations in between) for those time...