i pondered the pros/cons of open shelves before my kitchen remodel and don't regret it one bit, having open shelves on the opposite side of the stove in a galley kitchen. so far, no problems with b...

if that's a window, all those poor books are going to fade.

does anyone know where those black dining chairs are from? i love the lines.

i came across the same dilemma when picking my faucet. the salesperson pushed the brushed/satin faucet so i got that initially but exchanged it for chrome. the chrome is a nice contrast when everyt...

i just had silestone grey expo installed it it looks just like polished concrete. gorgeous.

perfect for my vegetables! i kid.. i'll use it so i'll never have to go out in public like i slept in my clothes.

my friend had a similar experience to cafeen75, and after seeing what she had to go through i would never shop there myself nor recommend them to anyone. Bo is a franchise, so i'm only referring to...

the r&b encore is $799, and is very well made. quiltmaster, it's firm for seating, not a sofa you want to plop down hard on. the nice thing is that the back is adjustable for various ...

i would check out room & board's encore: http://www.roomandboard.com/rnb/collection.do?method...

i like the current tile with the white! keep it.

the problem still remains.. you're removing the scarce typeface blocks out of circulation so letterpress printers can't use them :(

a quick search on amazon showed that people that have bought and tried it found similar results, it was useless.

i think the accent wall would benefit from a darker shade, more like chocolate. the current color blends in too much with the sofa and rug.

i've always loved her work!

nat king coles "Christmas Song" playing on a white one :)

oops, wrong place, sorry!

nat king coles "Christmas Song" playing on a white one :)

i had recessed installed in my dining/family room as well as the wallwasher type (to illuminate photography on the wall) as mentioned by matthew. let's just say the wallwasher type is on 99.9% of t...

a tip to make any sleeper more comfortable: get one of those memory foam pads from costco and voila.. a much better sleeping experience.

i heard the same thing works for sinks, especially porcelain ones, but i've yet to try it.