Outside of N America, most dryers stack upside down. So controls automatically will be at the bottom. The only issue on cheap models whose coverplates are not reversible is that the text is upsid...
Stunning and meticulous. You should be very proud. And the photos are great - you seem to have a decent camera with a wide enough lens, the only thing I'd suggest is that you try holding it level...
The suggested fridge-in-dining-room does sound stupid, but it's equally silly to tell you to go to the Laundromat if you're willing to live with a fridge in your dining area for the convenience of ...
funny how much negative response this prompted. Hardly seems that offensive... looks great for young children and quite practical. It would be a difficult space with any wall treatment.
Though not something I would (or could) do, this scheme seems a wonderful departure from the norm, and a well-needed foray into "boutique hotel "escapism.
At least MrGreen once again...
I think it's great but this photo doesn't do it justice (the other close-ups are better). The detailing of the joints leaves a bit to be desired and that brings it down a bit... The 60's did end...
before MrGreen gets too upset (though never so much that he'd act like a "spastic", or somone equally physically challenged, and spill his drink!), I want it known that I do appreciate his intentio...
I guess I'm weird, but I've always thought rugs under dining tables are a big mistake. At least, if they are going to be used for dining. Besides the stains, bits of food, and associated hungry c...
Funny, when elizabeth in AL first mentioned it I couldn't help but see her point. Despite MrGreen's counter-attack on Elisabeth's taste, his condescending "NOT GREEN" line is not only arrogant but ...
Interesting that a person who profiles as "mrgreen" would post the suggestion that burning wood was "not green". Burning wood may not be as green as solar heating the water, but it is greener than...
Thanks everyone for your comments (especially Magnaverde!)
Carol: The ballustrade (not shown) is demountable and can be moved to the edge of the glass roof with wood planks laid over the beam...
I sent in the Sydney Terrace photos so hopefully they should be up soon.
Stoat: I live in NY now but have a business partner managing our Sydney practise, so would be happy to help you out w...
Sorry that I didn't respond earlier, and there's a lot to respond to. Thank you all. Especially for not feeling it looked dated. You were all very generous -- it's so nice to get positive feedbac...
I agree with Dean, take the Breuer chairs out and you have an Ikea/West Elm catalog, with a lot more clutter (and no floorcoverings!). If you really do entertain a lot and have neighbours below, I...
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Outside of N America, most dryers stack upside down. So controls automatically will be at the bottom. The only issue on cheap models whose coverplates are not reversible is that the text is upsid...
Stunning and meticulous. You should be very proud. And the photos are great - you seem to have a decent camera with a wide enough lens, the only thing I'd suggest is that you try holding it level...
The suggested fridge-in-dining-room does sound stupid, but it's equally silly to tell you to go to the Laundromat if you're willing to live with a fridge in your dining area for the convenience of ...
funny how much negative response this prompted. Hardly seems that offensive... looks great for young children and quite practical. It would be a difficult space with any wall treatment.
Though not something I would (or could) do, this scheme seems a wonderful departure from the norm, and a well-needed foray into "boutique hotel "escapism. At least MrGreen once again...
I think it's great but this photo doesn't do it justice (the other close-ups are better). The detailing of the joints leaves a bit to be desired and that brings it down a bit... The 60's did end...
before MrGreen gets too upset (though never so much that he'd act like a "spastic", or somone equally physically challenged, and spill his drink!), I want it known that I do appreciate his intentio...
I guess I'm weird, but I've always thought rugs under dining tables are a big mistake. At least, if they are going to be used for dining. Besides the stains, bits of food, and associated hungry c...
Funny, when elizabeth in AL first mentioned it I couldn't help but see her point. Despite MrGreen's counter-attack on Elisabeth's taste, his condescending "NOT GREEN" line is not only arrogant but ...
Interesting that a person who profiles as "mrgreen" would post the suggestion that burning wood was "not green". Burning wood may not be as green as solar heating the water, but it is greener than...
Thanks everyone for your comments (especially Magnaverde!) Carol: The ballustrade (not shown) is demountable and can be moved to the edge of the glass roof with wood planks laid over the beam...
I sent in the Sydney Terrace photos so hopefully they should be up soon. Stoat: I live in NY now but have a business partner managing our Sydney practise, so would be happy to help you out w...
Sorry that I didn't respond earlier, and there's a lot to respond to. Thank you all. Especially for not feeling it looked dated. You were all very generous -- it's so nice to get positive feedbac...
website worked for me. Nice stuff. Will definitely get the cast aluminum hose rack.
I agree with Dean, take the Breuer chairs out and you have an Ikea/West Elm catalog, with a lot more clutter (and no floorcoverings!). If you really do entertain a lot and have neighbours below, I...