NickGood's Profile

Are the TV and bookshelves in the closet? That wasn't clear from the pictures and diagram. Living area is very nice and uncluttered. Do you have any place to eat sitting down, other than at the sofa? I might move the nice trunk and put two stools at the counter if this were my apartment. But it seems like you are headed in the right direction.

Very nice room; just enough touches of color for my taste: the oriental rug, edging on the pillows, a few colored art works.

Now where can I get that piano stool that is serving as end table by the sofa. I need something like that for my harpsichord. Most of those revolving stools are so victorian looking.

Love the dog. We have a red and white Corgi, too; when its thundering outside and she really needs to be on the bed with us, we push the ottoman that normally lives under a table in the bed, up against the bed, and up she jumps.

The bedroom is definitely my favorite room here; the color combinations are so pleasing.

Have always found World of Interiors inspiring. Subscription has lapsed at various times, but I keep going back to it.

Wow. This is done so well! Every room looks comfortable and inviting. The colors are pleasing without being distracting. Many nice details, like the 3 postcards of the bluebirds under the medicine cabinet. The bookcases in the living room, framing the tv, and topped by the craftsman style windows are wonderful. I'd like to see a picture of the exterior of the house to see if it matches what I think it might look like!

The bedroom is my favorite room. Really like the placement of the bookshelves and the wall colors, and the bed linens too.

Wish there was a picture of the storage bathroom just for fun.

This is a very near miss for me --- it needs justs a touch of textile somewhere to soften things --- a rug, a wall hanging, or maybe a fabric screen divider.

I really like the painted/sculptured man by the turntables a lot.

And would love to spend a Saturday afternoon in that garage.

Lived in the Shaw neighborhood many years ago and had a fireplace mantel identical to yours -- quarter-sawn oak, double pillars. But my tiles were no where as interesting and fun of yours. So many nice details here, but doesn't seem fussy in any way.

Love the picture of the pug straddling the chair arm and window sill to get a proper view.

What a great coffee table!! And like the red walls with the brown paint.

But lots of items here, especially the picture frames, just strike me as dingy and dirty, and I would be looking for ways to get rid of them, not acquire them.

So -- some interesting ideas here, but not a place I would want to call home.

I like the feel of this place very much -- the dark warm palate in many of the rooms, especially the dining room with its great collection of bookshelves.

I don't think I'd want to shelve my book in that crisscross pattern however, although I probably is an effective way to cram maximum number of book into a shelf.

I enjoyed the old rotary phone --- hope it is still functioning.

Neutral on the bedding question -- it doesn't bother me but probably could have more interesting selection. What I do like very much is the tryptich of landscapes over the headboard (but it bothers me a little that the one frame doesn't match.)

Lots of interesting furniture, rugs, pictures, books here and one could spend most of the time just curled up in a chair exploring.