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I found Cannell's article an interesting read and thought-provoking, though with a few hundred (or thousand) more words, he might have been able to make his argument more subtle. (That's the proble...
Wallpaper the wall to give it some punch; presumably when you open the door, the photograph you submitted is what you see. Move the art elsewhere and hang a big butch mirror above that cabinet, som...
The Wisteria chair absolutely does not take any inspiration from the Wegner chair. Instead it appears much more closely related to faux-bois chairs of the 19th century, either carved to resemble ro...
This was a post about a house and a garden and being inspired by it. I'm sure the post wasn't intended to spark diatribes about the sexual peccadilloes and slave-owning history of the house's owner...
Actually hundreds and hundreds of stores around the world ship to the US. You make it sound alien and strange ("despite the fact that Etoile Home is based in the UK"). As long as you have a credit ...
I grew up in the military and always had the most incredible houses and apartments to live in. That's officer's housing by the way—housing for enlisted personnel, as I remember, w...
Good Lord, such naysayers and brown clouds! I have had one of these (not at a beach) and also know several friends who have them and use them routinely for morning showers—why not...
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I found Cannell's article an interesting read and thought-provoking, though with a few hundred (or thousand) more words, he might have been able to make his argument more subtle. (That's the proble...
It's all Czech Cubism from the 1920s. Nothing new here.
Wallpaper the wall to give it some punch; presumably when you open the door, the photograph you submitted is what you see. Move the art elsewhere and hang a big butch mirror above that cabinet, som...
I think this so-called classic remains in cliché mode. Give it another decade before making the classic proclamation.
1960s, vaguely English Regency if you ask me, mass-market, something Henredon would have produced or Baker.
Lovely idea, but the chandelier is too small.
The Wisteria chair absolutely does not take any inspiration from the Wegner chair. Instead it appears much more closely related to faux-bois chairs of the 19th century, either carved to resemble ro...
that is a fantastic place ... i covet it!
This was a post about a house and a garden and being inspired by it. I'm sure the post wasn't intended to spark diatribes about the sexual peccadilloes and slave-owning history of the house's owner...
Actually hundreds and hundreds of stores around the world ship to the US. You make it sound alien and strange ("despite the fact that Etoile Home is based in the UK"). As long as you have a credit ...
I grew up in the military and always had the most incredible houses and apartments to live in. That's officer's housing by the way—housing for enlisted personnel, as I remember, w...
That means I can afford one chair.
Good Lord, such naysayers and brown clouds! I have had one of these (not at a beach) and also know several friends who have them and use them routinely for morning showers—why not...
Only if you are attempting a wry 1970s decor or a salute to Architectural Digest ...
And who was Frank Lloyd Wright's granddaughter? The movie actress Anne Baxter!
Farrow & Ball's Off-Black: http://www.farrow-ball.com/productdetails.aspx?pid=0057OB&cid=PC&language=en-GB
Nothing beats the style of Jill Fenichell's melamine at bongenre.com ...
Would be even better if the leather straps were in a brown tone that matched the wood arms.
The pulls on the original Draper piece were large brass rings ... see them here ... http://www.1stdibs.com/furniture_item_detail...
Actually, you seem to have the real thing, a Dorothy Draper chest for Heritage House ...