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Yay, proud member of the minty kitchen club here. :) First I thought about painting the cabinets like that but now they are a creamy white and the walls are mint green. It looks so fresh and has that cheerful 50ies feeling. Love it!

No, we are not only supposed to like things here. But the people who post here obviously like it. You on the other hand only post to complain about people liking something and not enough negative comments.

And that gun is shooting BUTTERFLIES! It's a manga/comic/fantasy kind of thing and yes, I kind it whimsical and edgy, especially in that colour combination. I looked closer at this post because of that picture and because it gives the room a special atmosphere that I can't really describe.

Awww, very cool!

@Sasha2: These buildings were not in use anymore. And I am not even talking about modern organised religion - lets better not go there - but about old church buildings. I'm not neo-liberal, I am oldschoold liberal European. ;) As a conservator of art I work with church related art a lot and while I love the craftsmanship and the buildings, a lot of this was created and build on the shoulders of and with money pressed out of the poorest of the poor. You have to keep in mind that some of those old church buildings being transformed into new homes are sometimes hundreds of years old.

@PetitOiseau: That sounds awesome!

I my last apartment I had a whole family of mice first using the woodwork of the roof as runways and staring at my neck (XD) and then one by one jumping down. I waited until they walked into the bathroom and then caught them with a towl and a huge glass and brought them outside. So cute! I just fear they might have died because some of them were still pretty young. :(
I sealed up all the holes in the roof afterwards and didn't have any mouse visitors after that.

"Maybe they donate money to charities, better yet, maybe they tithe."

Tithing is better than donating to charity? Interesting.

And I don't care about how much they donate or not, I just dislike this sort of decadence.

To the so non-judge-y Sepher: I donate to causes that are dear to my heart to the extend my freelancer income allows me to and if I had more money to spare I certainly would not spend it on anything as decadent as an interior designer (while I guess the poor interior designers would be unemployed without people spending money on someone else designing their personal space, my bad).

The outside looks adorable and cheerful.

Definitely not a European thing, never seen such tiny duvets in any European country. The duvet, tickness depending on the time of the year, is usually bigger than the bed and in hotels they tend to fould it in half so it looks neat. You unfould it when you go to sleep.
Some European countries also use a thin sheet under the duvet. I've seen this in England for example.

Beautiful and refreshing, masculine home! Also, thanks for the detailed list of your sources and for all the effort.
Plus, your dog is adorable and you two are super hunks. ;D

@Slangevar: Haha, I agree. XD

Anyway, lovely rooms.