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I love it. You do so much with such little space. Two questions. Where did you find your bed linens? And the cylinder to the right of the computer monitor, is that also a West Elm lamp? Great tour.

Looking at a larger image of the silo vases, it look as if the flowers might be tied to leads sitting on the bottom, maybe with different lengths of fishing line to put them at varying heights. I love the look!

I love the table (I assume that is it in its expanded form under that table cloth). What a perfect space saver! Could you tell us the source! Great garden!

I got my most recent mattress at Sleepy's. They have a 20% price beat policy all year round. I browsed online for a mattress I liked, took the price into Sleepy's and they beat it by 20%. And they could not have been more easygoing, there were no pushy sales tactics at all, because I had details on the mattress I wanted in hand. bepsf is right that the mattress all have different names, but the saleswoman looked at the details on my printout and matched it to a comparable mattress of the same brand at Sleepy's. Long story short, I got a $1700 mattress for $675.

Does anyone have a reccomendation or favorite brand of power tools? I'm finally looking to tackle some of those improvement projects I've been putting off, but am basically a power tool virgin. I'm thinking of investing in a power drill and sander, nothing too heavy duty. I was leaning towards Black and Decker, because of the name mostly, but I borrowed one from a friend to hang curtains and the battery completely died on me and failed to recharge. I hear this is a problem with the brand. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Love it. I'm currently looking for a 1BR, but these ideas are making me consider a studio as well now!

yes, please!

Me, please!

A link from over on Re-nest. AT is donating 1% of its 2007 profits to a charity and the readers get to vote on which one!

http://www.re-nest.com/re-nest/surveys/1-for-the-planet-042385

I think it's so great that AT is participating in this and giving back. And as a recent New Orleans transplant in NY, I have a soft spot for the Gulf Restoration Networks cause. I hope you will take a second to check out what AT is doing and vote for on of the four great causes.

I vote for the Gulf Restoration Network. The gulf wetlands are an important natural barrier that significantly slow down hurricanes before they reach inlying areas. Their erosions makes hurricanes even more dangerous. Saving the wetlands helps people, animals and the earth! It's good for everyone.