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sierracreek
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The display is lovely, but I wonder about the practicality of accessing a necklace or bracelet at the center of the branch. Does everything from the outer branch have to be removed first?
My son's 5th grade woodshop project, a bird house, hangs proudly from a tree outside the family room. It is not as cute as the one pictured above, but every spring, since 1993, it is inhabited by ...
The "cozy" is used only during winter months to reduce drafts coming inside. I am sure it is removed when unit is "in use." (Give the resident some credit, here!)
You would need to have awfully sturdy cabinet door hinges to remain balanced with the weight of those le creuset lids. My hinges require constant tightening (hate 'em) and this would be a no go fo...
All the consoles of yesteryear were about this same height. It is not ideal, but minimally better than the TV above the firebox --let's not go there again...
Hiding a television is a ...
They sure look good. As it is, I am always juggling to fit dishes in my full size dishwasher after a day of dishes for a family of 5. I can't imagine trying to fit my all-clad in these drawers al...
What a refreshing photographic perspective; a shot from a slightly elevated perspective that actually allows you to see most of the room. While I love AT, I sometimes grow weary of the myopic pho...
My small TV is mounted under my cabinetry, so I can view it from the sink and it rotates so it can be seen at the breakfast bar. I have my eyes on the mount for a new TV (flat screen) but I haven'...
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The display is lovely, but I wonder about the practicality of accessing a necklace or bracelet at the center of the branch. Does everything from the outer branch have to be removed first?
I sweep the room with a glance...
I am thinking even the electrical cords (kitchen wall clock) add to the appeal... Very fine...
I love the helpful spirit of these suggestions! Happy nuptials!
that pesky flat screen above the mantle!
uniquely fantastic.
1960's hospital waiting room
My son's 5th grade woodshop project, a bird house, hangs proudly from a tree outside the family room. It is not as cute as the one pictured above, but every spring, since 1993, it is inhabited by ...
The "cozy" is used only during winter months to reduce drafts coming inside. I am sure it is removed when unit is "in use." (Give the resident some credit, here!)
You're kidding, right?
beautiful birds...
What? No kitchen?
You would need to have awfully sturdy cabinet door hinges to remain balanced with the weight of those le creuset lids. My hinges require constant tightening (hate 'em) and this would be a no go fo...
All the consoles of yesteryear were about this same height. It is not ideal, but minimally better than the TV above the firebox --let's not go there again... Hiding a television is a ...
They sure look good. As it is, I am always juggling to fit dishes in my full size dishwasher after a day of dishes for a family of 5. I can't imagine trying to fit my all-clad in these drawers al...
What a refreshing photographic perspective; a shot from a slightly elevated perspective that actually allows you to see most of the room. While I love AT, I sometimes grow weary of the myopic pho...
My small TV is mounted under my cabinetry, so I can view it from the sink and it rotates so it can be seen at the breakfast bar. I have my eyes on the mount for a new TV (flat screen) but I haven'...
I use mine for summertime barbecue - Tri-tips for the neighborhood! That's a lot of slicing if done with a non-electric knife.
Love that as a runner in a hardwood floor hallway. Very cool.
perfectly lovely in the before picture.