Judy's Dad's Profile
| Display Name: | Judy's Dad |
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| Member Since: | 10/9/10 |
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An even better, more detailed stylenorth guide to refinishing teak here http://www.stylenorth.ca/blog/2011/07/learning-to-refinish-start-with-teak/ Safely Protecting a Teak Table? Good Questions |
3/10/12 10:04 AM |
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You sofa is fantastic! But I guess you already know that. Kelly's "Roadside Attraction" Room |
10/21/10 8:13 PM |
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The second shot is fantastic! Keely's "Parisian Chic" Living Room |
10/21/10 1:23 PM |
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Love the table lamps; the 50s/60s vibe is a bit literal for me but I admire that you have the courage of your convictions. Ian's "Vintage Jazz" Room |
10/19/10 4:55 PM |
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Very serene and comfortable, I'd be happy to snuggle up in this room! Tricia's "Fall" Bedroom |
10/19/10 4:53 PM |
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Up with maximalism! Ross's "Warm Elegance" Living Room |
10/17/10 5:54 AM |
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This is killer! Mandy's "Impressionists' Primaries" Living Room |
10/16/10 6:40 AM |
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I'd also LOVE to see more of your place Tim and I'd love to feature it on styleNorth.ca. Please drop me a line if you're interested. I'll understand if your entry beats mine here, you've done such a good job. Good luck! Tim's "Yellow, Grey, Blue" Living Room |
10/15/10 4:28 PM |
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Great job! Couldn't agree more that contrast is just as important as color. Joanne's "Lime & Teal" Living Room |
10/12/10 6:48 AM |
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I love what you've done with the sofa; I often see this style on Craigslist but the bolsters you've added and the single bench cushion combined with the pair of back cushions is a really great way to freshen up the piece. Good job. Carolyn's "Music City Mid-Century" Living Room |
10/12/10 6:44 AM |
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I like your description and point of view as much as your room, which is courageous and really quite successful. Congratulations! Galina 's "Piet Mondrian" Bathroom |
10/12/10 6:40 AM |
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Yellow Shark and Lady J, both the table and the rug were Craigslist scores. The genuine Moroccan Berber rug (11' x 8') was just $150 and the table, which originally came with a brass tray top (likely Indian), was just $100. Christopher's "Chocolate, Cream & Orange" Room |
10/12/10 6:35 AM |
