gogochunks's Profile
| Display Name: | gogochunks |
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| Member Since: | 4/9/07 |
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love your patio and b.w. is the sweetest dog ever! Apartment Therapy Los Angeles | Maggie's Retro Chairs |
8/19/09 2:41 PM |
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There is a rug place in culver city on Helms across the street from HD Buttercup. They have a huge selection of shag. I think I saw one there a few months ago. good luck Apartment Therapy - Good Question: Where do I find this rug? |
8/22/07 7:37 PM |
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oops..effective Home Invasion! |
7/17/07 11:54 AM |
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We had an army of ants invade our house last summer. we found that baby powder is their kryptonite. now we have an industrial size always on hand just in case. it's eco and eco-friendly and very affective. Home Invasion! |
7/17/07 11:52 AM |
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they're opening one on the bottom of our hills. they're gutting an old albertsons. Used to go to them when we'd visit my inlaws in england. curious to see how it translates here. Survey: What Do We Need In A 21st Century Grocery Store? |
6/29/07 6:22 PM |
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I have one of these, but I melted the insert when I put a Hot tea that I wanted it iced. oops. just a heads up Cold Drinks Outside: Insert Pitcher from Crate Barrel |
6/13/07 7:09 AM |
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Heres a great option. an art collector friend has this system in their home and its fantastic. it allows you to adjust how you dispay your pieces. the only holes in your ways will be where you attach the horizontal bar. this will give you the flexibility and the option to change both change out your pieces without having to drill a new hole accommodate the size of the new piece. i hope this is helpful. Good Questions: How To Hang Artwork in Groups? |
5/23/07 7:37 AM |
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I suggest a sisel rug, and whatever space isn't covered by the rug uses smooth river rock to fill in - beautiful, practice, cost efficient and as temporary or permanent of a solution as you'd like.. Good Questions: Reversible bathroom tile cover-ups? |
5/20/07 3:12 PM |
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Thanks everyone for the comments. The tub is by a guy who runs the site boomerdesign.com (i can't remember his name) He was selling it on ebay because it didn't work in one of him commissioned interiors. He salvaged an old cast iron tub and braced it on 4x4 steel beams. We had to drill throught the base of one of the crossbeams in order for it to accomodate the drainage mechanism. Flickr Find: Julia's Guest Bathroom |
4/10/07 11:37 AM |
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I've had my malm bed since 2001. Thats 6 solid years. We've taken it apart and moved cross country- and to 3 different places. Its held up very well, especially for the price point. There are far nicer products out there, but we've defiantely got our bang for the buck with the Malm bad. Good Questions: Opinion of MALM Bed? |
4/9/07 4:24 PM |
