definitely agree with msjessiemeghan! my wife is the one in our household who would enjoy a man cave. she's also the tech person in our household, making the decisions about which speakers, audio ...
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i actually remember rudebega's post from the other day on the eames-style chairs because i was thinking the same thing. so your history is wrong and yes...
like BklynJacquelyn we have BM's atrium white on our walls & love it. it's a creamy off white that changes in the light. we have BM's white dove on the ceiling and decorator's white on the trim. ...
saw his work in vancouver at the city's contemporary museum--really amazing & awe-inspiring. the whale, made out of plastic lawn chairs, as lisa (montreal) says above, is shiver-inducing.
this is one beautiful rocker--does look rather small in scale rather than just low sitting as slowdown says above but i'd definitely consider purchasing it after taking a look at it. price point i...
i absolutely love plywood and have many pieces of furniture made of it, including a couch and bed which are both case study pieces. very stable, sturdy, & well built. what i like best about plywo...
good to know!! hopefully, if the demand for greener upholstery & other green items goes up, the prices will drop a bit. also, as consumers we should become aware & critical of advertisers' dubious...
the definition of necessities and luxuries depends upon your lifestyle, career, where you live, etc. since my job requires that i be online everyday, an internet connection is a necessity. Also m...
@dallas10086--
i don't know sign but my little nephew was taught baby sign & he used to clap his hands as in photo 2, which meant school. i'd also like to know what is being said in photo 1.
@lisa (montreal)--definitely!! although the thing that seems to cross the economic line is the neutral color. all the painters that i know who are not economically secure, also have beige & empty ...
really like the suggested ideas of red or purple door as well as historic yellow. & please as also suggested above don't go with the stone facade unless you go all the way. bepsf is right--disney...
@ulrika--
modernism is actually far from dead. it's traditionally thought of a movement that ended in the 1940s-50s with postmodernism starting in the 1960s; however, since the 1980s there's...
yes, if you don't like the entry or the fact that they won the contest earlier this year, just don't vote. no rules were broken here as redshoes points outs. it's okay to question the rules and p...
i love a beautiful space but when push comes to shove, i'd have to go with a great neighborhood over a great space. safety, accessibility, community, location are so important to lifestyle. someti...
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a beautiful and lovely home! love the pendants from restoration hardware.
definitely agree with msjessiemeghan! my wife is the one in our household who would enjoy a man cave. she's also the tech person in our household, making the decisions about which speakers, audio ...
@CookingSchoolConfidential.com i actually remember rudebega's post from the other day on the eames-style chairs because i was thinking the same thing. so your history is wrong and yes...
like BklynJacquelyn we have BM's atrium white on our walls & love it. it's a creamy off white that changes in the light. we have BM's white dove on the ceiling and decorator's white on the trim. ...
yowsa! definitely brilliant style and design--one of my all-time favorite tours. i love the bedroom.
saw his work in vancouver at the city's contemporary museum--really amazing & awe-inspiring. the whale, made out of plastic lawn chairs, as lisa (montreal) says above, is shiver-inducing.
yes, looking forward to it. the dog is very cute too!
this is one beautiful rocker--does look rather small in scale rather than just low sitting as slowdown says above but i'd definitely consider purchasing it after taking a look at it. price point i...
i absolutely love plywood and have many pieces of furniture made of it, including a couch and bed which are both case study pieces. very stable, sturdy, & well built. what i like best about plywo...
yes, agree that she is the client from hell and ron marvin is a saint. I like everything except the clunky coffee table.
good to know!! hopefully, if the demand for greener upholstery & other green items goes up, the prices will drop a bit. also, as consumers we should become aware & critical of advertisers' dubious...
the definition of necessities and luxuries depends upon your lifestyle, career, where you live, etc. since my job requires that i be online everyday, an internet connection is a necessity. Also m...
@dallas10086-- i don't know sign but my little nephew was taught baby sign & he used to clap his hands as in photo 2, which meant school. i'd also like to know what is being said in photo 1.
@lisa (montreal)--definitely!! although the thing that seems to cross the economic line is the neutral color. all the painters that i know who are not economically secure, also have beige & empty ...
really like the suggested ideas of red or purple door as well as historic yellow. & please as also suggested above don't go with the stone facade unless you go all the way. bepsf is right--disney...
@ulrika-- modernism is actually far from dead. it's traditionally thought of a movement that ended in the 1940s-50s with postmodernism starting in the 1960s; however, since the 1980s there's...
yes, if you don't like the entry or the fact that they won the contest earlier this year, just don't vote. no rules were broken here as redshoes points outs. it's okay to question the rules and p...
al green is a cliche like the saarinen table is a cliche. i feel sorry for anyone who can't see the musicality in al green.
i really like this space--it's clean, bright, and functional and shows the minimalist aesthetic form follows function at its best.
i love a beautiful space but when push comes to shove, i'd have to go with a great neighborhood over a great space. safety, accessibility, community, location are so important to lifestyle. someti...