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TracyM
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I like the subtle use of color in some of these pics. I'm sure we'll see stronger color with other finalists, but I have no problem with seeing how grey, brown and black (for example) can be used t...
Wonderful place. Really love it. And I'll bet the building has those super steep Dutch stairs too.
Small quibble: Religious iconography as "kitsch." Sometimes the presentation is inde...
Well, I think the collection is great as is. Sure, it's a lot in one place, but that's part of the charm here. So much that's unexpected -- the Pez dispensers, butter tray, freezer doors. Some of t...
Really striking. Love the first photo in particular. Some of it's a bit intense for my taste, but what I really notice is a great use of shapes. Love that!
I could never do that much ...
I second Avimom's posting. Some contrast would shake things up. And I think the furniture would work well with something softer than the graphic prints on the wall and rugs - like a nubby white rug...
So let me see if I get the current "rules" right . . .
Stripes = in
Sponging= out (stippling and rag rolling too, right?)
50's and 60's furniture from grandma's hou...
Great! Seems like a real house - a fun one at that - compared to a showpiece. Love how unexpected various elements are. I tend to prefer decor with some humor. More relaxing. Your dog clearly feels...
Love the bedroom. Would think that some contrasting pieces would take the rooms to the next level. Red or orange or bright green where you least expect it.
I always hear that trust fund babies are a big factor too, especially in places like Williamsburg.
My native Williamsburg ("East W'brg" now, apparently) friends watched the area go fr...
Latest Comments...
I like the subtle use of color in some of these pics. I'm sure we'll see stronger color with other finalists, but I have no problem with seeing how grey, brown and black (for example) can be used t...
Wonderful place. Really love it. And I'll bet the building has those super steep Dutch stairs too. Small quibble: Religious iconography as "kitsch." Sometimes the presentation is inde...
Well, I think the collection is great as is. Sure, it's a lot in one place, but that's part of the charm here. So much that's unexpected -- the Pez dispensers, butter tray, freezer doors. Some of t...
Really striking. Love the first photo in particular. Some of it's a bit intense for my taste, but what I really notice is a great use of shapes. Love that! I could never do that much ...
I second Avimom's posting. Some contrast would shake things up. And I think the furniture would work well with something softer than the graphic prints on the wall and rugs - like a nubby white rug...
So let me see if I get the current "rules" right . . . Stripes = in Sponging= out (stippling and rag rolling too, right?) 50's and 60's furniture from grandma's hou...
Love it. But keep kids away. Can you imagine the fun they'd have with all that tp?
Great! Seems like a real house - a fun one at that - compared to a showpiece. Love how unexpected various elements are. I tend to prefer decor with some humor. More relaxing. Your dog clearly feels...
Love the bedroom. Would think that some contrasting pieces would take the rooms to the next level. Red or orange or bright green where you least expect it.
I always hear that trust fund babies are a big factor too, especially in places like Williamsburg. My native Williamsburg ("East W'brg" now, apparently) friends watched the area go fr...