I was not implying that the chair was unattractive or poorly made, just that it isn't terribly exciting and is produced fairly easily with a minimal amount of inexpensive materials. The designer hi...
Because the world needs more overpriced plywood stacking chairs.
"When we design we pare everything right down. We aim for an economy of means with our products"
That's on...
Where are you located? There is a company in Ohio called Algin that offers several curvy sofas, with in a multitude of fabric options. Even if you're not in OH, no doubt they'd ship to you.
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These are meant to be covered with a "dog duvet" from the same shop. There are quite a few fabric options (all just a little too cute for me) and seem to be reasonably priced. Alternatively, it loo...
The structure is nice, and I'm kind of liking the leather sofa in the living room as well as the bar stools, but all in all this place is a train wreck and I think that people's lack of understandi...
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No doubt the plastic ones are far superior. Thing is, I refuse to spend hundreds of dollars on a chair that was originally designed to be easily mass produced and affordable. I h...
Comfortable? I think so. They certainly aren't lounge chairs, but the armchair works well in front of a little writing desk in the living room, and the armless versions that surround my dining tabl...
Last week I bought a beat up old shell armchair from an antiques store for a song. I was really excited about refinishing it as it appeared to be the parchment color I had always wanted, just yello...
I thought the sofa was IKEA, but the upholstery threw me - couldn't find it on the site. Alas, the the Kramfors is only available in leather here in the US! Darn.
We refinished our floors with a dark walnut stain ourselves, having had no prior experience. I can't imagine that a darker finish like black (which we'd have if I'd had my way) would be all that mu...
The first photo is charming, but I agree that it'd be a better idea to build a shelf that fit within the space instead of stuffing them in as shown. In fact, I might make something like that to sti...
Coffee, chocolate, Scrabble, Pandora Radio (makes for great conversation), a roaring fire, my soft velvet wingchair and an snuggly, obese tabby. Needlework, too (though the cat has the tendency to ...
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sassydo - was it Abby's Mom's house? She did a whole house tour here: http://www.apartment...
Exactly how much exposed thong is tasteful?
I was not implying that the chair was unattractive or poorly made, just that it isn't terribly exciting and is produced fairly easily with a minimal amount of inexpensive materials. The designer hi...
Because the world needs more overpriced plywood stacking chairs. "When we design we pare everything right down. We aim for an economy of means with our products" That's on...
Full house tour, please! Your "rustic sputnik" is hilarious, can't wait to see more of your handiwork!
Where are you located? There is a company in Ohio called Algin that offers several curvy sofas, with in a multitude of fabric options. Even if you're not in OH, no doubt they'd ship to you. ...
These are meant to be covered with a "dog duvet" from the same shop. There are quite a few fabric options (all just a little too cute for me) and seem to be reasonably priced. Alternatively, it loo...
The structure is nice, and I'm kind of liking the leather sofa in the living room as well as the bar stools, but all in all this place is a train wreck and I think that people's lack of understandi...
Try looking around at the plans available on knock off wood: http://knockoffwood.blogspot.com/ While it doesn't look like ...
@Rob No doubt the plastic ones are far superior. Thing is, I refuse to spend hundreds of dollars on a chair that was originally designed to be easily mass produced and affordable. I h...
Comfortable? I think so. They certainly aren't lounge chairs, but the armchair works well in front of a little writing desk in the living room, and the armless versions that surround my dining tabl...
Last week I bought a beat up old shell armchair from an antiques store for a song. I was really excited about refinishing it as it appeared to be the parchment color I had always wanted, just yello...
I quite like the fourth one, but wouldn't spend $60 on it.
Noose as decor? Nope. This place is pretty tacky.
I thought the sofa was IKEA, but the upholstery threw me - couldn't find it on the site. Alas, the the Kramfors is only available in leather here in the US! Darn.
Anyone know who makes the sofa?
We refinished our floors with a dark walnut stain ourselves, having had no prior experience. I can't imagine that a darker finish like black (which we'd have if I'd had my way) would be all that mu...
The first photo is charming, but I agree that it'd be a better idea to build a shelf that fit within the space instead of stuffing them in as shown. In fact, I might make something like that to sti...
I've never been so in love with a sofa.
Coffee, chocolate, Scrabble, Pandora Radio (makes for great conversation), a roaring fire, my soft velvet wingchair and an snuggly, obese tabby. Needlework, too (though the cat has the tendency to ...