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Hey, I checked Martha Stewart and she is not offering a preference -- only repeating the survey that Cottonelle took, that shows 70% prefer the waterfall.

Love the ideas! I think that print-out tree is going to find its way into our decorating this year.

I had the joy of resting on a hammock like this that was stretched between the two pontoons of a small charter boat in Hawaii. It was so wonderful. I can absolutely see the value of having this sweet comfort in an unused space.

Elizabeth Bold's kitchen is such a wonderful, compact place. It's the only one of the four that seemed the perfect size. And I am a big fan of Euro rustic, cream and blue, so I just had to choose it. Brava!

Can you provide some guidance for people who live in shoe boxes? How do you create space and flow when you have neither?

I always thought you had to hide everyday things to be chic, elegant. Oh my, Mike, you tell a different story. I would love you to come to my house and stage it for me. I could have more beautiful things than I can imagine. Lovely home.

I loved this room. Serene, elegant. Different. Wonderful.

The quandry table is something you can just look at FOREVER. It is elegant, natural, and a conundrum that just makes you want to stare and stare. I owned one other item that had that kind of staying power: a poster of a Greek monastery built on top of a seemingly inaccessible mountain. One look and you could not look away until you had satisfied your racing mind. Thank you, John, for creating the kind of functional art that is truly "endlessly fascinating."

We started our married life on a cheap mattress ($300) and graduated to a soft-side waveless waterbed when we bought our house 3 years later. We kept that mattress for about 25 years, then thought it was time to buy a "real bed." We got the Select Comfort with dual controls and used it for about 10 years. But alas, it sprung a leak and we moved to the Sealy's version of the Temperapedic. I can honestly say, nothing compares to that waterbed, which welcomed you by lightly heating your sheets and cuddled you in pressure-less comfort. I never woke up sore or creaky until we got rid of the waterbed. What were we thinking?