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Kudos on making this a wonderful home with lots of visual appeal, functional versatility, and style.

The wall color is fabulous, too! Highlights the warm woods spectacularly.

Very appealing, most original. The sinks are real eye-catchers, and the collection of diverse elements really works well. Would love to tour the rest of their home with their taste being this exquisite.

Lincoln's interiors were so exquisitely tactile with a sense of being used, to the point of tattered and frayed edging, nicks and worn patina in the furnishings, that I felt I was actually there. They gave me a quite visceral sense of time and place that enriched the intensity of each incident on the story itself.

very snazzy!

Wowie zowie! This is one amazing collaboration! As for those "unfinished" projects you mention? Don't even bother, it's perfect the way it is! Kudos to the max.

I lived for 11 years in 234 square feet in LA, grew to love the simplicity, but at a much, much cheaper rent of $500. When that place got sold and leveled, I doubled my rent and moved into 575 square feet. I really had to readjust to having such a huge amount of space. I tend to keep it simple and uncluttered, and find that I quite enjoy the "echo," and whenever it disappears, I know it's time for another yard sale, and I feel gloriously greener each time. How much stuff would a wood chuck chuck, if a wood chuck could chuck stuff? Smaller is simply easier ;-)

Gotta say it: cats rule, and the photo of feline grandeur surveying the dining table is perfect.

Major kudos on the entire design, as you managed to bring Boston and NYC together beautifully,

Very glad to see you have noted the comments. I agree with all posters that this is not the place for a one-off column about volatile, potentially polarizing topics such as this. Just say no, please, and focus on what makes you truly wanted and appreciated. Psychology Today you are not.

Kudos! Warm and relaxed, yet endlessly artistic.