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rockypondgirl
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Amen, allisonharris!!
Talented builders, yes, inspired and inspiring designers, absolutely. Architects? NO.
Bluntly--it's easier in the US to become a doctor or a lawyer ...
Oh, I'm so torn on this one! I live in Chicago, and on one hand, I think it'll be great publicity for the city and will definitely bump up my industry (architecture).
On the other, I ...
Let's see. Assume 5 people, $10 mil including renovations, and 7,200 sf. That's 1,440 sf and $2 mil per person.
Natalya, would you adopt me please? I promise I'll take less than 10% ...
Wow.
I could get behind this as a concept if it were even remotely well-executed (e.g. using ONLY balls, even mortar joints, possibly double-sided, with some attention to the color sch...
What a shame. Looks like it's got vents on the top and sides that can't be blocked, so that rules out making a cabinet to "hide" it.
The large fireplace screen idea might work, but re...
I miss the days when TOH was a DIY show about homeowners working on THEIR OLD houses, and not contractors working on posh renos for the well-heeled.
That said, I still watch it obsessi...
Yep! Hannaleighh is right--you can totally see the underside of the top tread. BUSTED, Living, Etc.! Hee!
I like the wallpaper idea (or highlighting risers in general), but wouldn't us...
I'm one of the luckiest people in the world, apparently! I've got a super-clean laundry room with 4w/4d at 50-cents each for a building of 28 units (I think that's one set for every 7 people). Most...
So, is it from the "American traditions in craftsmanship," or the "non-American influences" that the Benchwright Buffet gets its "we've never heard of a jointer or a plane" appearance?
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Amen, allisonharris!! Talented builders, yes, inspired and inspiring designers, absolutely. Architects? NO. Bluntly--it's easier in the US to become a doctor or a lawyer ...
Oh, I'm so torn on this one! I live in Chicago, and on one hand, I think it'll be great publicity for the city and will definitely bump up my industry (architecture). On the other, I ...
I want, I want, I want, I want, I want, I want, I want, I want, I want, I want!!
"Hello, my name is rockypondgirl and I am an IKEA-holic." That said, if Dania or DWR ever offers bookcases for $80, I'm there. (Sweet place, Jess!)
Awesome! I would kill for a place like this. Wish I could see the kitchen.
Let's see. Assume 5 people, $10 mil including renovations, and 7,200 sf. That's 1,440 sf and $2 mil per person. Natalya, would you adopt me please? I promise I'll take less than 10% ...
Wow. I could get behind this as a concept if it were even remotely well-executed (e.g. using ONLY balls, even mortar joints, possibly double-sided, with some attention to the color sch...
Amen, bepsf. Anyone with an IKEA kitchen has frameless cabinets. Nothing new.
What a shame. Looks like it's got vents on the top and sides that can't be blocked, so that rules out making a cabinet to "hide" it. The large fireplace screen idea might work, but re...
Awesome design!
Bacon!
I miss the days when TOH was a DIY show about homeowners working on THEIR OLD houses, and not contractors working on posh renos for the well-heeled. That said, I still watch it obsessi...
If you didn't tell me they were "hide" shaped I would think they were odd Rorschach test patterns. Come to think of it, THAT would be kinda cool.
Yep! Hannaleighh is right--you can totally see the underside of the top tread. BUSTED, Living, Etc.! Hee! I like the wallpaper idea (or highlighting risers in general), but wouldn't us...
Brilliant!
Shrink wrap helps, too, in theory, of course.
I'm one of the luckiest people in the world, apparently! I've got a super-clean laundry room with 4w/4d at 50-cents each for a building of 28 units (I think that's one set for every 7 people). Most...
Toss up between Dove Vitamin C and Dove Plaster. Actually, I'd go for Vitamin C Plaster.
Yaaaaaaayy! Finally someone's cottoned on to how OUT granite counters are.
So, is it from the "American traditions in craftsmanship," or the "non-American influences" that the Benchwright Buffet gets its "we've never heard of a jointer or a plane" appearance?