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"and I skipped a dining room table for a pool table"

@ applebomb: smart move. I wish I had the space to do the same thing :)

I want the Macintosh.

You guys have an impressive LP collection.

Your home looks very cozy and inviting. Nice job :)

@ Ban Clothing
@ Karen

It's a God send space saver. You wouldn't believe how much it holds and it occupies so little floor space.

@Cactina: I personally got very envious at Edyta having a back yard for her dogs. I'm sure I'd do the same thing, just enjoy my coffee and watch at my dog running around happy. I thought it was nice showing in one phrase how they can enjoy their home beyond the nice furniture and all.

Oh, I miss those classics phones like the one on the first picture.

Your landlords sounds awful. You've done a great work considering all these restrictions :)

@ MissHeliotrope: Italians excluded. I wouldn't expect less from the country that made coffee a real art. From what I've seen, usually in the UK, France, Belgium and Greece you'll see filter coffee makers.

@ MissHeliotrope: most houses I've been to throughout Europe had filter coffee makers. Which hardly anyone calls American coffee :)

@ Victoria W
Perhaps I should have said: not everyone cooks the same kind of food? Is this less offensive? There are some kind of cuisines, like mediterranean that heavily rely on an oven. I'm not sure if it's the same with Asian cooking.
And the storage is really inadequate for my standards, what can I say? I can never get enough space on a kitchen.

I thought the oven was a microwave, because it's placed so high; I know I would have a problem checking out my food every 20 minutes if I had to step on a stool every time. At such height I would also have a problem handling the trays (maybe I'm too short!).

Well I like before/after posts. And I have to say as well, not everyone can afford the same budget for decorating, and this may shock some people (gasp), but some of us can afford no budget at all right now.

As for this room, I like the "after". I think a touch of colour in the window (between the white walls) would make this space really stand out: a nice curtain or roman blinds perhaps.