Curtis: I'm talking about the way in which AT splits every one of their posts into two parts so that readers have to click in order to get to information that could have been included right on the ...
animalhouze -- i've been reading AT for many years. It's only lately that they've started doing this so blatantly. It's a reader's right to complain when editorial judgment fails.
The substantive links *could* have been put in the first paragraph. Instead, you buried them all after a jump, so that you could generate more pageviews for advertising / reporting manipulation. Th...
People are too wedded to the clutter of our present-day consumerism. Living like this isn't easy for folks who've been taught to buy buy buy junk junk junk, but it is achievable (and admirable).
Spaces do teach us how to live, no matter how old we are. I disagree with the poster(s) who suggested that white spaces are impractical for children. Aesthetic sophistication takes time to build; m...
"At it's very core, the very concept of design is about consuming more."
No, it's not. It's about changing the environment and our interactions with it so as to make life better (and m...
"Short of telling people to open a window which in many cases might not actually exist in their bathrooms, especially if they live in an apartment, I didn't see a lot of helpful suggestions?" ...
This space is super hot. It takes a lot of discipline to live with so little clutter. Ignore all the haters who call it "sterile."
It could embrace the cleanliness even more, though. W...
"2. You don't need to air out your bed if you use a quick spritz of a nice linen spray"
Oh joy, let's push another product. Seriously, is "linen spray" something that anybody should ev...
yo - i live in your building (i'm #401) and have the same windows. i'm getting a quote from a windows shades guy on wednesday at 8.30am. Feel free to come up at that time to meet him and see what h...
SFGail, I 100% agree with what you've been picking up on here. Apartment Therapy has moved away from its mission and is featuring more of these sorts of crappy, plastic consumer ephemera. I ranted ...
Squidlette made me sad with this comment: "Some underpaid cashier will have to clean up after that righteousness."
Shouldn't the economy work that out? If the cashier feels undercompen...
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Curtis: I'm talking about the way in which AT splits every one of their posts into two parts so that readers have to click in order to get to information that could have been included right on the ...
animalhouze -- i've been reading AT for many years. It's only lately that they've started doing this so blatantly. It's a reader's right to complain when editorial judgment fails.
The substantive links *could* have been put in the first paragraph. Instead, you buried them all after a jump, so that you could generate more pageviews for advertising / reporting manipulation. Th...
This is a great example of a post that should not have been split:
You could have put the link before the jump. Why are you splitting even very basic posts into two?
People are too wedded to the clutter of our present-day consumerism. Living like this isn't easy for folks who've been taught to buy buy buy junk junk junk, but it is achievable (and admirable).
I'm planning to implement not just glass stairs but a glass floor for my as-yet unbuilt second-floor loft.
its / it's Sorry, it's a pet peeve.
Spaces do teach us how to live, no matter how old we are. I disagree with the poster(s) who suggested that white spaces are impractical for children. Aesthetic sophistication takes time to build; m...
Ya'll are way too harsh on the chair/couch. I've sat in it. I love it. It's gorgeous.
spectacular view any day. Plus, low density housing (the type that allows for "cozy gardens") is extraordinarily bad for the environment.
"At it's very core, the very concept of design is about consuming more." No, it's not. It's about changing the environment and our interactions with it so as to make life better (and m...
"Short of telling people to open a window which in many cases might not actually exist in their bathrooms, especially if they live in an apartment, I didn't see a lot of helpful suggestions?" ...
This space is super hot. It takes a lot of discipline to live with so little clutter. Ignore all the haters who call it "sterile." It could embrace the cleanliness even more, though. W...
"2. You don't need to air out your bed if you use a quick spritz of a nice linen spray" Oh joy, let's push another product. Seriously, is "linen spray" something that anybody should ev...
yo - i live in your building (i'm #401) and have the same windows. i'm getting a quote from a windows shades guy on wednesday at 8.30am. Feel free to come up at that time to meet him and see what h...
The place looks great. I'm curious why the TV is needed if you've got a projector. You could eliminate the TV and create even more space.
tacky and bad for the environment. pure garbage.
SFGail, I 100% agree with what you've been picking up on here. Apartment Therapy has moved away from its mission and is featuring more of these sorts of crappy, plastic consumer ephemera. I ranted ...
Squidlette made me sad with this comment: "Some underpaid cashier will have to clean up after that righteousness." Shouldn't the economy work that out? If the cashier feels undercompen...