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@baba yaga,

That is one of the best descriptions of an interior space that I have ever seen. Accurate, poignant and infinitely relatable.

If you don't mind, I'll add it to my list.

The family story is that with the money from my dad's first paying job, he bought a green artificial tree to replace the aluminum one that my grandparents had used for several years . I now have the tree he replaced and the irony isn't lost on anyone in the family. I use vintage ornaments my aunt salvaged from a neighbor.

I also have the green tree bought during my first year of marriage. As this is my second divorced Christmas, I don't have the energy or heart to put it up.

Silver and vintage all the way. (For now.)

I realize that I'm late to the party, but wanted to ask a question I don't see raised anywhere else.

On the top two rows of white shelving, under the pot rack shelf, are a set of large canisters and then smaller canisters. I don't see any information on what they are or where they are from. I love the simplicity, the lids and overall beauty. If anyone still checks on this post, I'd love some answers.

Thank you.

Did anyone have the foresight to download/save a copy of the instructions for #2, since Martha no longer posts the Blueprint archives? I'd like to try this without the trial and error that will inevitably sour me on the process.

@miche81-
No, the address is not correct. After Googling, I discovered that the address should be listed as:

http://bungalowbungahigh.wordpress.com/

I've spent years waiting to say this: "I have that lamp!" The white lamp from the first photo matches one I purchased 2 or 3 years ago at Goodwill. Mine had a less-than-stellar DIY gold paint job above the ceramic base so that has been removed and is stained a dark mahogany, but I think that I will redo it again before I'm satisfied.

As an unrepentant Lamp Lover, I've kept an eye open in all the posts I read in order to finally have some validation that what I like is something that others like also. I'm glad to see that finally pay off.

I just found the Nigella Express tv series through a youtube account and immediately fell in love with the refrigerator. I've been waffling about whether or not to post a question about where to find information about it.

Once again, AT saves the day!

I'm pretty sure the fabric is Gaia Endive. I worked in the Knoll Textile division at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago 1999-2001.

It's no longer available, but you might contact the showroom closest to you to see if the factory might have some stored away.

Good luck!

ps-in the future, if you can take a closer picture of a fabric or element, that will make identification easier.

How is this made? I have both of the Nomadic Furniture books from the 70's, the first of which lists this fixture make with styrofoam cups. In that version, glue is applied to the sides and the cups sit closer together. This version seems to be affixed to some kind of inner sphere allowing the cups to sit a bit further apart from each other.

Am I looking too hard or just missing something because I should be in bed instead of looking at a project that is on my list of to-dos?

@bonnie van v:

The fansite wtwta dot com has a collection of 33 images from the trailer (available individually or as a zip file) including the three "inside all of us" frames.

I don't know about the printout quality but as a computer desktop wallpaper, they seem to be great!

Good luck.