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I was really inspired by the DIY project for the chandelier in this room!

I wonder how you fwd from track to track? It doesn't say at MoMa.

The advantage of this is that it could be mounted out of inquisitive preschoolers/toddlers who love those shiny discs. I keep an inexpensive clock/cdplayer next to my son's bed. He loves to switch out the discs and fwd through the songs. But he's hard on the CDs (which are easy enough to burn again, I suppose)

Is that show "Flip that House" still around?

It stood for all that was bland and soul-less about homes:

- Khaki Walls
- Stainless Steel appliances
- Granite counter tops

and of course...

- Travertine tile throughout. Let's put it in the hallway, the kitchen and the bathroom - just...because it shows well.

It makes me sick to think that if I choose to sell my house within this decade, that I must install the above. Blech.

Decorative word art thingy's you find at TJ Max such as "Family" "Faith and Hope" "Live Love and Laughter" etc etc.

Too many decorative pillows. Especially those covered with materials you would never actually rest your head on--such as beading.

Cutsey Folk art

I'm thinking 60's. My parents have some of the books shown in the bookcases. They were these really nice "book of the month club" classics that were published in the 60's.

Also.. the pendant lamp geometric art mid-century couches minus any irony = "the 60's"

I have something similar. It is great for drying freshly painted creations as well as displaying.

Not sure if this would fit in with the Steampunk theme, but I thought this print was awesome.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?ref=vt_related_1&listing_id=28865794

Here are a few of my favorites from playlists I've created for my son:

Sufjan Stevens (early stuff)
Iron and Wine - (Naked as We Came is a good one)
David Gray (anything from White Ladder)
Alison Krauss
James Taylor (early 70's stuff)
Sigor Ros
Feist
Joanna Newsom - Sprout and the Bean
Norah Jones
Cocteau Twins
Madeleine Peyroux
Zero 7

What happened to the stained glass window. Is it just cut off in the picture?

Perhaps if it was a bed it would be a bit more practical. I could see this in a young adults apartment. But then again, how would guests watch TV?