cicciolini's Profile

we have placemats from FilzFelt. great looking. if you use too much water to spot clean, the fabric contracts and the shape changes. i have no idea how that would apply to a bathroom setting unless it's a different kind of felt / structure.

however, $4k for a 65" TV is reasonably expensive? Or, $75 for a pair of sneakers that cost $10 in materials and labor is a great deal. Right?

simply put: what something is worth to you is just that: what it's worth *to you*. don't want to spend more than $50 or $100 on a chair? don't do it.

however, if you do want to spend more money on a chair because of how it was made, what it is made of and how it looks and feels, you have some options.

for example: we bought an outdoor table from Ikea a few months ago and the edges are starting to rust. It's disposable. we bought two outdoor Emu chairs from Room & Board two years ago, they look brand new. they're not disposable.

i'm surprised that the author left out EMU (i think outdoor is all they do), Paola Lenti (outdoor is mostly what they do) and Magis which also has an outdoor line. the last one includes some less expensive and neat looking options like the Jasper Morrison Air line.

the first and third commenters have it right: how hard is it to pick up the phone and get a price quote? you can always note price is subject to change. AT, less posts with more details can also be a path to higher impressions.

ditto on the strut for being easily scratched and more. we have a large one and some of the varnish lifted when we left a spray bottle of simple green on top of it for three hours. i don't understand why it's not powder coated / enameled all the way around – rather than just the legs.