Miss Kitty's Profile

Not loving it.

My mother has given me several pieces of Roseville that I love, but they don't go too well in my mid-century themed decor. ;-(

Leave it as-is.

My mom had a full Broyhill Brasilia dining room set that she sold for $50 in a garage sale in the mid-90's. We thought it was so ugly then. Now I have a piece of Brasilia in every room in my house - and have paid much, much more than $50... She also had the coolest mid-century teak and brass lamps that hit the trash can. Luckily I found the exact ones on ebay and didn't have to pay through the teeth to get them. Although I feel a little strange now, its like I am re-creating everything my parents had - but they had really good taste!

That's a lot of knick knacks, but I admire the organization. Also admire that collection of vintage wallpaper.

This was serious too long for something so simple. And what do you do if there is a stain? How long do you leave in?

I don't really care for this chair and its part of the reason I am essentially turned off by Restoration Hardware as a whole. It may look ok in the right space, but for most homes I think not.

I used to love this store, but not so much anymore. Now their catalog sucks the life out of me. Too drab for my taste.

Search "grand chandelier on canvas" in google and you will see several sites that sell that print - both lighted and unlighted.

The blue painters is worthless and a mess. aidaan is right - get a good angled brush and practice, practice, practice.