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And the award for passive-aggressive product names goes to...

Since you're in NY - you need to consider if these will be plants you're bringing in during the winter, or if you want to buy perennials that can survive the harsh outdoor new york cold.

If it is the latter, I suggest getting some starts for perennials at a garden store. Lavender grows wonderfully outside in NY, for example.

I snagged one of these on my last ikea run just cause I thought it looked cool, and I have been using it as a desk lamp at night, for when i rarely need one. I also hope to use it this summer for barbecues, to put outside when it starts to get dark.

One option that my friends used recently when moving into a large apartment with a narrow entryway is there is a service called i believe "the furniture doctor" where they will remove the apholstery, saw the couch in half, move the furniture into the apartment, and reattach the wood and apholstery, and the finished result is undetectable. It's not cheap, but if you are moving apartments and you need to keep your big couch, it's an option.

It's unspeakably gorgeous. I think everyone sees these pictures and thinks "how can i have this?"

I agree with misserock- this post is a good case for headboards.

I'm not crazy about sleeping under a hanging picture either. Not just for earthquake safety reasons- it's just bad feng shui.

I have been working on putting panel curtains over my closet for like a two weeks now... it's become a bit of an ordeal, getting the logistics just right.

Just last night I was thinking of scrapping the whole project entirely, but this post is making me more enthusiastic about finishing it. I definitely enjoy a project that I've committed passion into, that's for sure.

Household of two- we run it every other day but we cook almost every night, and frequently entertain guests; I don't feel that we're ever running the dishwasher when it's not full, and we don't seem to have odor problems.

Love the open kitchen. Loft beds scare me.

As Sousani points out, do they not have an oven?

If it works for them that's great. It's an adorable house.

I recently just reorganized my closet and I appreciate posts like this. For me though, the main obstacle was uncluttering. I agree with most of the posters above, this guy needs to remove duplicate functionality items- jeans and sneakers seem like he should pare down to the ones he actually likes and wears often, and donate the rest to charity.