i'm with guerilla here. hotels serve a specific purpose at a specific point in your life/week/experience... and crossing those experiences seems weird to me. i'd prefer my home to feel like a home,...
depends on your lifestyle and tolerances. "fine" leather won't hold up as well under normal wear and tear (and still look showroom perfect) while pre-distressed leather (rugged browns, reds, etc) w...
i (heart) huge yards. even better (going forward) would be to delineate spaces with walls, small fields of decomposed granite or sand, screen hedges, etc... this yard is so big, it can be separated...
squirrels are rodents, just like our friends rats and mice. you might think to treat them as such when they become pests. folks would have no problem putting out poison for rats or trapping mice. j...
there is a product available at HD (at least here in CA) that is a drywall-prep product -- as you say "thick sealer" (red top -- forget the name... next to the joint compound in 5gal buckets)... bu...
use red wigglers -- not nightcrawlers -- for in-home vermicomposting. the links above are good ones. remember, since this is in-home, you're going to need to be especially careful feeding them to a...
sadder, still, that it's pimped on AT... like the editors don't go to ikea (and this isn't one of their more iconic pieces). there's sooo much more stuff more worthy of being featured.
the first thing i thought of was: MFA-photo thesis project... i'm envisioning a becher-esque study of these sites. mmm.
(p.s.: that said... photo credit on the main image?)
excellent idea, but i thinks it's just a conceptual design. seems to be stainless braided mesh over a rubber hose... which would not make for very good heat-transfer... and at the sustained high-he...
too many melted tupperware experiences... definitely no. if you have to use your oven for storage, you might think about getting rid of stuff or getting products that nest or store more efficiently...
"Are there water problems in homes with interior courtyards like this one?"
not really, the slabs aren't poured in the interior "dirt" areas, so water is absorbed, or designed to run o...
gravel is nice and fairly low maintenance, but hard to clean. more gravel, yes... but more plantings, too. perhaps a cluster of containers (pots, planters, etc.) to hold more (and larger) succulent...
it gets over 100 in the summer in concord, calif. daily form july to september... we like the doors and windows when the mercury is below 80, but over? it's AC time.
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i'm with guerilla here. hotels serve a specific purpose at a specific point in your life/week/experience... and crossing those experiences seems weird to me. i'd prefer my home to feel like a home,...
depends on your lifestyle and tolerances. "fine" leather won't hold up as well under normal wear and tear (and still look showroom perfect) while pre-distressed leather (rugged browns, reds, etc) w...
i (heart) huge yards. even better (going forward) would be to delineate spaces with walls, small fields of decomposed granite or sand, screen hedges, etc... this yard is so big, it can be separated...
squirrels are rodents, just like our friends rats and mice. you might think to treat them as such when they become pests. folks would have no problem putting out poison for rats or trapping mice. j...
there is a product available at HD (at least here in CA) that is a drywall-prep product -- as you say "thick sealer" (red top -- forget the name... next to the joint compound in 5gal buckets)... bu...
use red wigglers -- not nightcrawlers -- for in-home vermicomposting. the links above are good ones. remember, since this is in-home, you're going to need to be especially careful feeding them to a...
very nice bench... nice, simple design. i might lift it. make it out of richlite and it'd last forever.
sadder, still, that it's pimped on AT... like the editors don't go to ikea (and this isn't one of their more iconic pieces). there's sooo much more stuff more worthy of being featured.
methinks the red locker is ikea... and sells spankin' new for $99: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/80100190
i saw these years ago @ daiso... like mini-ipod socks. i bought some for my smaller electronics...
love the george nelson sofa. it deserves to be inside (or at my house... seriously. trade you for a more appropriate outdoor one).
the first thing i thought of was: MFA-photo thesis project... i'm envisioning a becher-esque study of these sites. mmm. (p.s.: that said... photo credit on the main image?)
excellent idea, but i thinks it's just a conceptual design. seems to be stainless braided mesh over a rubber hose... which would not make for very good heat-transfer... and at the sustained high-he...
looks condo-ish. check the cc r's... the HOA might not allow anything out there... pots or otherwise.
i'll second (third, or fifth) the $500 for a particleboard/veneer piece is way out of line.
too many melted tupperware experiences... definitely no. if you have to use your oven for storage, you might think about getting rid of stuff or getting products that nest or store more efficiently...
the door-as-wall idea is a neat one... resource question: small white endtables near the flokati rug.
"Are there water problems in homes with interior courtyards like this one?" not really, the slabs aren't poured in the interior "dirt" areas, so water is absorbed, or designed to run o...
gravel is nice and fairly low maintenance, but hard to clean. more gravel, yes... but more plantings, too. perhaps a cluster of containers (pots, planters, etc.) to hold more (and larger) succulent...
it gets over 100 in the summer in concord, calif. daily form july to september... we like the doors and windows when the mercury is below 80, but over? it's AC time.