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has anyone ever used this stuff to cover up mirrored sliding closet doors? cause we have some in our bedroom and they're awful :(

I hate to say this but total deal breaker. My first apartment was upstairs from a smoker & while I may not have noticed it every day (more like 2-3x a week) when I moved out & unpacked at my next apartment, the smell of cigarette smoke on everything I owned was unbearable. My stuff basically soaked up cigarette smell for 3 years. Never again. Deal breaker.

bummer, i love seeing all their new products via the catalog. i'll always go to the store or buy online but the catalog is what motivates me with williams sonoma :(

great building, we live a few blocks from them in another loft building. their decorating style isn't for me (those couches look horrendously uncomfortable and way too crowded in that space) but the bones of the place are amazing.

great place with lots of potential but that hideous (and huge) 80's looking white chair has got to go. it matches nothing else in the apartment, looks ridiculously uncomfortable and takes up too much space.

i am soooo sad about domino, they kept arguing that it wouldn't fold but alas: http://adage.com/mediaworks/article?article_id=134149

the kitchen bar stools are definitely ikea:

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20116858

i love this house & i don't really understand why some people have a problem with the feel of the home. i don't like cluttered tchochke laden homes therefore i don't live in one. so see how simple it is to get around that?

this is beyond heinous. beyond.

i could be wrong but the stove with the red knobs looks like a wolf range: http://www.wolfappliance.com/

we have the kendall sectional (LOVE, so comfy) from room & board so i can't comment on this couch specifically but i will say i've never dealt with better customer service reps in my life. i was stunned. and it led me to then order a tv stand from them as well. and that experience was so good that i'm damn near hooked on them.