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interesting to look at---everyone would want to know what it is or does and would want a demonstration.

black for me---send me that sofa and then get yourself one with white feet. All will be happy:-)

It seems as of the past 5 or so years it does not matter where you live, (good or bad) neighborhood, you may get a gun put in your face.
I say clean up you neighborhood, add lights and make things better. If you have to walk 5 blocks to a subway or bus station and walk in fear, then what does old character really do for you.

I agree, bepsf and Caitlin in Seattle.

Jenzoe---you are such a nice mother or father for doing that for your kid---any son would just love such a item to play with. Do the play thing first and then find others for the bathroom. :-)

Cojaclynsy----these homes are one block east of Broadway behind a Japanese steak house called Go Goes---not sure of the spelling on the steak house.

I wonder what really nice looking 12x12 vinyl floor tiles would do for keeping out the sounds---perhaps even 2 layers used. The non shinny looking tiles.

If we are killing off animals to get the quills then I say no.
If this is made in a far off land, I would tend to think animals are being taken down for the quills.
It is an interesting look though---far better then turtle shells hanging on a wall.

In the real old days, people would use leather on the inside surface of wood doors to keep sounds out and in. That would be really pricy today I guess.
I did most of these suggestions to my door and still I hear noice from the hall---but I do think the hall does not hear my noise much at all now.
I always thought metal doors had cardboard on the inside of them? I would be reluctant to drill holes into the side of my metal door. Perhaps if I were to add moldings to the inside of the door, I would drill some holes to put foam into first and then cover them with the molding.

These rooms all have a individual one of a kind feeling about them---nothing cookie cutter about them at all.
GREAT rooms indeed!