Khatam's Profile

Textures. Textures. Textures. I want to run around in your home and touch EVERYTHING! Beautiful.

I'm not a huge fan of all white spaces either, despite that I really like this home as it seems to still be comfortable despite the sterile white look.

What I'm really wondering is how much they spent on that cantilevered cowhide chair if it cost more than their subzero or Platner set... although I suppose it's just their biggest "indulgence", not their big ticket item. Anyone recognize the chair?

"You can also try the "compliment sandwich" where you start with a compliment, then mention where one needs improvement, then end with a compliment. Thank you Family Guy."

I'm an interior design major at an art school and when we critique each others work we're suppose to use the compliment sandwich where you start with a positive feedback, move on to constructive criticism and then end with another positive comment. Usually my critiques go something like: "Yeah, hey, great job on this! ______________ (about 3 minutes of criticism), .. but yeah, good job. I think you worked really hard and it shows". If we don't use this three-step sugar-coating method we actually get docked participation points. I suppose this is the schools way of teaching everyone tact, which is something I could use more of.

Thorndale, I read it as 1970 and didn't realize it was 1790 until your comment. Either way I love the look the kitchen is going for, I don't so much like the layout or the small space it's in.

I don't like the bathroom so much, it's an unpleasant contrast for me.

These should be able to let you see your food in the color they actually are as well, both have a CRI of 100, which really makes buying xenon worth it over fluorescent. However, xenon usually gets ridiculously hot. I would be curious as to what you store in your cabinets and if the lights have had any effect on them.

mirrors = instant unkitchen kitchen

I use old newspaper on my mirrors/windows with windex, or whatever you use. It leaves a streak free shine and none of that leftover lint you get from towels.

I like the description on the manf. website:

"The best of two worlds. Finally - starting now you no longer need to decide between a tub or shower! Because with the new Artweger TWINLINE you have both: a complete shower AND a bathtub in one. The world first by Artweger: the all-inclusive solution for your bath!"

Finally!... wait... what?

"We all get that baths waste more water than a shower."

Is this fact or opinion?

Vertigo has already kicked in from just viewing the picture for 3 seconds.