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Crass? You've got to be kidding me.

Perfect, yes. Crass, no.

Could someone explain why they prefer the 'before' bedroom?? I certainly don't think it looks bad, but the bedding flooring wall colour bedside table configuration doesn't really work for me. I think the 'after' is leaps and bounds better.

Totally hot. I come from a city with a strong bike culture and lots of unique and colorful bikes, so I wouldn't feel the least bit embarrassed to ride around on one of these. Well..maybe the red one is a bit much.

1.The couch should be on the wall where the TV is. This will make your sweet rug seem like a much better size, as it will now be situated along the shorter length of the room.

2.Then the armchairs should live across from the couch, with one near the window for ease of spying.

3. I like the curtains, but the sheen is a bit distracting and it's not really doing anything good with the wall colors. How about taking the curtains and that cute but inappropriate white side table and using them elsewhere? They would look nice together in a bedroom.

4. If the white side table goes, then the ottoman can stay.

5. Decide what to do with the TV once the furniture in the room feels right. It's so tiny that it shouldn't be too hard to find it a happy, functional home as well.

Have fun! It's nearly there!

I definitely prefer the original. I think it's true that the second would like nice in the Fall and not so nice for the rest of the year. The combo of white with a dark blue or black looks great with a vibrant green lawn and all different types of plants and flowers. Also those colors seem to keep better with the style of the home.

So I think..refresh the colors, get some bigger shutters, make your front door amazing, and then invest your money in majorly beefing up the landscaping.

Hmmmmm maybe you could...

1. Arrange your tickets and color copy them onto paper. Then you could use the new printed paper for wrapping gifts, lining drawers, stationary, etc.?

2. Similar to above, but have your tickets screenprinted onto an item of clothing or bag or whatever. Be the envy of all your friends when you show up to a game with your hip new DIY shirt.

This way you could still keep your tickets tucked away in a box, but you would have some nice ways of showing them off and sharing them with other hockey fans.

I agree about the cover! I wouldn't even open the magazine, let alone buy it, because the cover spells laaaaame.

hahaha, guffah @ "hell to the naw"

yeah, this look is no good.

A small, hand held steamer is probably adequate. The one I've used worked incredibly well and was easy to hide away.

Yah, I don't think that looks like 1150 s.f.
My apartment is 800 s.f. and it would totally eat yours for breakfast.