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it's huge! it's very nice, but the text about space saving is babble. just say you made it because you liked it.

it's very nice. however if you look at the buildings next door and on street view, isn't this building the one sticking out like a sore thumb.

'Resto'?
Their customer service (lighting) is/was a sore point for contractors I've worked with, but on par with similar providers.

On the price; it's not the first expensive product you featured so I can't figure the backlash, other than it feels like one be ad.

two cents:
It is pricey, but they're actually affordable compared to furnishing your house with genuine 'objects of industry'. It's also incredibly well packaged and presented. I guess I like the Howard Hughes 'look' for it's nostalgia, but I like a used old school drafting table or louis vuitton trunk, because it's authentic. I don't find the current pieces authentic (Dietzgen) or pushing any kind of original agenda (Newson). Kind of wading in between.

4....inspired by home depot paint aisle. dig the penrose tiling on 2. at least i think that's a penrose.

General question. Where's the line drawn when it comes to purchasing art and reproducing something yourself.

Hmm....Assuming anyone actually showed up, I'd end up with a few packed empty beer bottles, a dozen caps and at least 1 pizza crust.