It's amazing how many people here refuse to believe that, just because fluorescent lighting doesn't give them headaches or make them disoriented, some people actually have extreme sensitivity to th...
I like this a lot more than the first time around, as it shows a few more personal touches than before, but it's still a bit cold for my liking. What you've done with the physical space is gorgeous...
If I were to pick out one thing that annoys me the most on AT, it is when people start ragging on others for their books collection (or really any collection, to a lesser extent) and calling it clu...
I was also rather confused by that, simply-g.
Also, the plan, like most nyt sketchpads, seems to involved completely destroying the currently lovely garden and installing a stale lawn,...
I'm all for keeping a bit of reading material in the bathroom and think people who find it "gross" have some serious neurosis, but this...
I would never keep any books I cared a lick a...
Stunning space, but it is HUGE for NYC, and really, it seems that all the credit is due to the architect, who has achieved the rare perfect combination of clean modernism mixed with classic archite...
I love everything a lot, except the blue wall with the awkward orange floating shelves. What are those about?
Great work area, though, especially that desk and the barrister bookcases,...
Eh! It would have been far more interesting and inspiring if they had incorperated the bones of the old building in interesting ways (and there certainly would have still been room for a very moder...
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It's amazing how many people here refuse to believe that, just because fluorescent lighting doesn't give them headaches or make them disoriented, some people actually have extreme sensitivity to th...
You should be able to get everything you need to piece together a nice frame from here: http://danielsmith.com/category~cat~600.asp they ha...
I sure hope we can move this summer or sometime soon...our apartment is falling down around us and it's getting pretty depressing to live here.
I love that wall with the prints and the map! Very clever space, and just the right amount of homey.
I like this a lot more than the first time around, as it shows a few more personal touches than before, but it's still a bit cold for my liking. What you've done with the physical space is gorgeous...
If I were to pick out one thing that annoys me the most on AT, it is when people start ragging on others for their books collection (or really any collection, to a lesser extent) and calling it clu...
Looks like it would make nice storage for records, as well, if I have my dimensions right...
win!
My girlfriend and I probably looked at their slideshow a good four times, completely in love with what they've done.
NO.
I love that so much! Except for the unfinished particle board, but that may be part of the "not done."
I was also rather confused by that, simply-g. Also, the plan, like most nyt sketchpads, seems to involved completely destroying the currently lovely garden and installing a stale lawn,...
I don't even know where to begin with how short-sighted and maddening these anti-tree folks are...
aad's is probably my favorite space out of all of this years entries...
dream home.
I'm all for keeping a bit of reading material in the bathroom and think people who find it "gross" have some serious neurosis, but this... I would never keep any books I cared a lick a...
Stunning space, but it is HUGE for NYC, and really, it seems that all the credit is due to the architect, who has achieved the rare perfect combination of clean modernism mixed with classic archite...
I love everything a lot, except the blue wall with the awkward orange floating shelves. What are those about? Great work area, though, especially that desk and the barrister bookcases,...
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Eh! It would have been far more interesting and inspiring if they had incorperated the bones of the old building in interesting ways (and there certainly would have still been room for a very moder...