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Nice chairs, but the post is very misleading. This makes it kind of annoying. To recreate the main photo showing four Soren chairs around a table would cost aprox. $1,700 for just chairs.

I echo all the great job comments and all the more picture/floor plan comments. If you're only going to have two photos they should be from the same vantage point. It would be one thing if they had just repainted and re-tiled, but with such a huge transformation these photos could be from any two kitchens.

Dresser-$200, Wallpaper-$100+/-, Wood veneer-$50, Custom base-guessing another $100, plus your time. You now have lets say a $500 dresser that you could maybe sell for $40! That's the real reason people are freaked out.

I'm curious what a 125 sf around Pikes costs?
For such a small space and being 22 it's a nice job. The problem I have is that it seems very lifeless. There is nothing that indicates someone really lives here. I understand you would clean and de-clutter for photos, but you have taken out the life of the space. For example, do you really not have one pillow on your bed.

It's interesting that so many people are picking on the rotator. It's such a simple idea that most people are recognizing it's genius. The curved rods you've seen before don't rotate. I'm also surprised that no one is asking the same question of the wood pendant lamp. Who hasn't seen this idea before?

wood, metal, leather, and nylon? Way so many materials for a "simple" design?

This chair could look great painted white, but I'm guessing you bought it because you like the wood? It looks like the seat cushion is not attached. If not, you can make a very simple slip cover for it with some inexpensive fabric that you can live with for now. Then simply cover the rest by running some more fabric over the back and front, kind of like a stair runner. Just stitch it the existing fabric.