molly h's Profile

i consider myself a fidgeter to a degree, but for some reason this makes my skin crawl.

while the black & white rug at UO is less expensive than the STOCKHOLM, a key difference is the size: 4 x 6' vs 5'7" x 7'10". that's nearly 12 sqft less coverage.

i can't stand to be asked "what do you do?'....

indoor rock climbing!

there are *so many* pink tile bathrooms in san francisco, it seems. i've lived with two. I've seen maybe a dozen others. i'm that guessing that pink = inexpensive for builders.
when i moved in to my 1st apartment here, my ex and i had pale green (sea foam-ish) towels and bath accessories and i needed a way to make the green & pink work together rather than buying all new. (i knew we weren't going to be living in that place long, and besides, that seemed wasteful.) so i kept the walls and shower curtain a crisp white and literally typed "green pink art print" in the etsy search box and found a super cute print from a portland-based designer that gave the room a bit of humor and made the colors work together. i had it framed professionally to help avoid moisture damage and it held up perfectly. here it is:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/53614373/bearded-man-art-print-by-ashley-g-hello?ref=sr_gallery_1&ga_search_query=%22hello!+august%22&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_ship_to=US&ga_search_type=all

i'd really like to have a compartmentalized lunch container made out of glass. i use small snaplock ones for my work lunches but sometimes it would be great to be able to separate the foods from each other.

how about an affordable option? do any of those exist...?

If you look closely in the photo, you can see that the base has been cut to allow for the chairs to be pushed in closer. looks like it's now an octagonal shape.

love the raised tub. like most of it actually.
don't so much love the woolly wall pocket planter against the painted wall.

ooh. the world market one would be great as a bar.