I would tend to agree with the other commenters that the rug is too small for this space, and I hope you can use it elsewhere! As for what size is appropriate, my suggestion is to go with something...
My family owns a Greek Revival that was built for a merchant in Salem, MA in 1834. We've extensively renovated the house and found numerous exciting items. When we were replacing the ceiling in the...
You could do something similar with a much more low-tech implementation. What if you had a tray with gray lettering, then a clear (plastic?) layer with another set of gray lettering, and then a sec...
This definitely isn't limited to the Midwest! It's practically a cultural thing in South Boston. About five years ago (as what was historically a close-knit, family neighborhood saw an influx of yu...
The problem with several of the suggestions is that they don't take into account Loren's request that the couches facilitate TV watching, but that they don't make the TV the focal point when it's n...
Why not both? A few people have mentioned trays, but I've also seen pieces designed specifically for use on these kind of ottomans. They're usually half as wide and just as long, with ends that cur...
Haha! Gotta agree with you, pantzini. "Then we started pushing random buttons"...I would have thought the labels gave the secret away. :-)
Still, nice stove...hope you can get it worki...
One of the most common occurrences of pink and orange, at least here on the East Coast, is at Dunkin' Donuts. As their brand's color scheme, most of their locations prominently feature this combina...
You could always use a two-sided frame to display artwork that's visible from both sides. My parents have one that frames a 1950s real estate brochure for their house, which was built in 1834 ... s...
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Who makes the entertainment center that the TV is on in the inspiration photos? I love the look of that piece!
I would tend to agree with the other commenters that the rug is too small for this space, and I hope you can use it elsewhere! As for what size is appropriate, my suggestion is to go with something...
My family owns a Greek Revival that was built for a merchant in Salem, MA in 1834. We've extensively renovated the house and found numerous exciting items. When we were replacing the ceiling in the...
You could do something similar with a much more low-tech implementation. What if you had a tray with gray lettering, then a clear (plastic?) layer with another set of gray lettering, and then a sec...
This definitely isn't limited to the Midwest! It's practically a cultural thing in South Boston. About five years ago (as what was historically a close-knit, family neighborhood saw an influx of yu...
The problem with several of the suggestions is that they don't take into account Loren's request that the couches facilitate TV watching, but that they don't make the TV the focal point when it's n...
I have to agree with stickyricemama...I was in the market for a universal remote and looked at everyone from Philips to
Why not both? A few people have mentioned trays, but I've also seen pieces designed specifically for use on these kind of ottomans. They're usually half as wide and just as long, with ends that cur...
Haha! Gotta agree with you, pantzini. "Then we started pushing random buttons"...I would have thought the labels gave the secret away. :-) Still, nice stove...hope you can get it worki...
One of the most common occurrences of pink and orange, at least here on the East Coast, is at Dunkin' Donuts. As their brand's color scheme, most of their locations prominently feature this combina...
This sounds like the Hotel Birger Jarl that I stayed in while visiting Stockholm. If I remember correctly, de...
You could always use a two-sided frame to display artwork that's visible from both sides. My parents have one that frames a 1950s real estate brochure for their house, which was built in 1834 ... s...
Actually, that image shows the nesting side tables. You can see the table I bought on the Staples website, though. It's called the
That's cool and all, but if you want something more practical (and legal ... and cheap ... and rust-free) you should check out these