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Great house. Really great. . . and they did a great job with it. Dog is adorable too :)

Kirsten and others - Pinterest is a great website no doubt. The thing that sets Paprika apart for me is that not only do I store recipes found online there (like at Pinterest) but I can add my personal ones. THEN, I can select which ones I want to make that week with a click of a button and THEN I can generate a grocery list from those recipes. I can add or subtract to that list with ease. And THEN, I can send my husband to the store to get the groceries, since it is synced to his phone. And if I forgot something after he left for the store? No problem. I add it and he gets it on his phone in real time. There are some great things about the app for sure.

If you have more wall space, purchase the Grundal bars from Ikea and slip your lids right in. Cheap, easy, and would look good.

i almost didn't even look at this tour given the bohemian description (just not my personal fav). while it certainly is bohemian, it is also totally refined! it feels very 'clean' which doesn't always go with this style. anyhow, bravo. you have taken a style of decorating to a new and improved level, not an easy task! i really think your place looks great.

I love the fact that everyone keeps saying 'it isn't my style'. That is why this is such a great tour! This place is ALL Sai. Keep rockin' it Sai, you obviously know how :)

Probably too late to help any one but, I purchased the old school roller shades from Ikea, took the translucent fabric off and re-rolled blackout fabric on them (purchased for cheap from the fabric store). I selected the blinds to be just wider than the windows so when lowered they totally block out the light. When up, they are almost invisible, which I love since I want to focus on the window and view. Seven years later, they are still working great. Best of all, the whole thing cost about 50 bucks.

I want those mugs!

Seriously though, this is a 'real' workspace and I appreciate getting to see it. Looks fun. I can imagine working there with the doors wide open. With the challenges of the economy, I think more people are working at home, and it helps to have inspiration for how to make it livable and functional.

*works on wire solution*

Another person chiming in that I dig this house.

Where are their printers? Scanners? Copiers? Paper, trace, markers? I would love to have my space look like this, but it doesn't really reflect the reality of a working office space. Home office, sure. But I would love to see a post with a functioning office space to get some inspiration.

Oh man! I like both. But as a designer I have to say part of what makes it fun and innovative is trying different things. Novogratzes do it well. Kudos to them for trying different stuff.