Lamina's Profile

Love the yard, but not sure about those shutters. The windows were already cute in the Before, they only needed a lick of paint. The shutters would work better if they were the same blue as the window, and if they could actually close (looks too fake now).

Love the atmosphere you created! One question though, why not lower the TV seeing you don't have a functioning fireplace anyway?

In the Netherlands, St. Nicholas day is a major holiday, so most people don't put their Christmas decorations up until after December 6th.

It's also frowned upon when stores are prematurely decorated with Santa Claus, as it would seem the american traditions are replacing our own.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinterklaas

Last week the fancy new word was "glamping" (glamour+camping), this week it's "gypset", enough already. Stop with the silly abbreviations so we can focus on the interiors again.

I get neck strain just looking at the second photo. I can understand why they did it, though. Anywhere else, the TV would block some of the lovely windows.

Placing the television inside a fireplace seems like a clever idea at first but it's too low for my taste. The coffee table would block the view, good thing it's transparent in the third photo.

I disagree with the comments that said it's too stale or not homey. In a small room like this, little "personal" knick knacks would make this room look cluttered real fast. Don't forget Kittie lives, works and sleeps in the same room.

Lovely place!

It amazes me that even the teeny tiny apartments in the US have a bath. I live in a 910 sq ft apartment in Europe and only have a shower. :(

Too many DIY paper crafts for a modern industrial feel, I'd rather see bare walls or large original art.

It's ridiculous. A large white canvas WITHOUT the piece of art might work here, to brighten the room from the dark brown walls.

Just a little too many small pictureframes on the walls to my taste, but a great job otherwise!