DrPepperABD's Profile

I love the table in the third picture, and the wheelbarrow in the last picture is charming. However, I am not a fan of the furniture in the first image.

I agree with Anna Europe that the planter is the least ugly thing in the room. Personally I would a) rip out all the flooring and replace it with ANYTHING else (although wood would be best) and b) make a sturdy top to turn the potter into a bench and add some throw pillows.

I have no problem with the white brick, and if someone later on wants to showcase this "retro feature" then there's no damage done. But the flooring must go.

I hadn't seen this product yet, but it makes me sad to see that it 1) exists and 2) people are trying to justify why the market needs this. Sure, if you have 100 people over or an immuno-compromised child in the house, then regular hand towels aren't going to do the trick. If you want to buy some sort of special disposable towels for those occasions, go for it. By the way, don't they already exist? Aren't they just called paper towels?

But there is no way that this is a useful or even justifiable product to use on an everyday basis in an ordinary house.

And of course that doesn't mean that I'm implicitly endorsing every other product on the market. But, come on, I think if plastic diapers were only just beginning to be advertised we would feel horrified by the environmental impact (even if we were also tempted by the convenience).

I got so excited that I went over to Lowe's this evening and had them cut some marble tiles for me (at 25 cents/tile).

But, my radiators aren't all that flat on top. Any ideas about how to make my pretty marble slabs a little more stable?

My husband and I are living in Denmark and this setup seems to be the only option available here and in many European countries. I'm still not used to the lumpy look of two fluffy overlapping duvets. Flip through Scandinavian design magazines--the beds never look neat.

It's terrible for cuddling, especially on cold, dark Danish nights. Try curling up to your mate with a cold blanket gap between you. The only solution I've found? To try to smoosh under his duvet with him.