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i agree with transitional being a challenging inspiration...also, RQingeorgia posted an article with an uncanny understanding of the socio-political context of dubai...and after reading it, i appreciate this transitional/temporary space and am certain that the dweller can find additional sources (i.e., the book tape used) to make it cozy for the time being. purchasing an artifact or two that speaks to the underclass would be a wonderful inspiration for this space and something to keep for all time.

above comment, that's why you're single with six cats.

wow, so much light...and i'd say you did a wonderful job with choosing timeless pieces and putting up some great window treatments. great home, thanks for sharing.

ha, all those pull out shelves atop the toilet would save so much space, but not sure i would want to stash my toothbrush there....way innovating though, never saw anything like it in my life...and a stainless steel bathtub? would be so hard to keep clean and, besides, it looks totally uninviting.

love a lot of the artwork and the office nook was great (fan of shelving wherever you can stick it)...i'm a bit hatin' on the enormousness of it all, only bc i find the necessity of space-saving solutions to be my favorite thing (as it applies to me)--with that said--the only thing i didn't really like was the lined-up pics on the buffet./console (everything was pretty much squarish and at the same height). everything else in this home looks pretty, warm and inviting--especially the coffee table. i suspect some things will get changed around when the baby gets to be into everything, but with all that space, who cares:O and the thing that got my jealous goat was--those. awesome. plastic. storage. box thingies. for. that. awesome. collection. of. shoes.

sort of agreeing with LzzyJane, only bc AT frequently posts huge spaces on huge budgets, sometimes coupled with comments about all of us presumptuously aspiring to a own a 'house'...then we see this and i have to wonder if ATs perspective equates poverty with romanticism...

oh wait--and that desk! that awesome desk! did you just decide to chop it up a bit and rebalance it?! it looks so--sculptural!

where to start when everything is so...original...and downright awesome...love the molding, love the ceilings, love that very funky molding on the stairway, jealous of that dental cabinet find...and i would never have thought those colors and so much blue would work out but it's funky/quirky/i want to live there. well done. wishing you a replacement couch that's more cozy but fits your style and the room. oh, and i'll repeat the compliments on the green wallpaper and stained glass...it all screams we're awesome, we're cozy here. classy, funky, perfect.

color scheme, pieces, your fab DYIs, GREAT attention to detail...jealous and loving it very much. hat is off to you.

wowsers to most of these, especially number 5--how in the heck did they pull of the cave-like seamless-ness of that tub and sink morphed as one? love it. but AT, please throw away your stock photo of number 2, it's the 2nd time i've seen it, and plywood and mixing bowls posing as a vanity are not awesome.