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Thanks but no thank Ikea - I have about 8 of those bags. That's because I forget to bring them *every* time I go to Ikea and have to buy more. They were very helpful during our recent move because they are ginormous and quite strong.

Thanks for making me drool all over my keyboard AT! Delightful through and through. I love all of those roman shades - I've made some too. A bit curious about the grey window treatment in the dining room - are those "mini" roman shades? A rolled shade? I'm a fan - just don't know how they work. Either way - A+ for window treatments :)

Yup - I'm gonna need to see more pictures of that great kitchen and the neat-o eating bar-thing.

Wonderful kitchen and indeed very tidy. Thanks for sharing

What are your thoughts on the "green-ness" of poured concrete counter tops? They strike me as "more green" than granite or quartz since I'm guessing it's easier to take the "stuff" concrete is made of (whatever that is) out of the earth than to slice stone out of a quarry, lug it around, and cut it to shape. Do any of you guys know? I agree with the posters above - the recycled stuff is pretty expensive so maybe concrete is an "in-between" greener option than granite/quartz/marble?

Lovely! So I can't tell from the picture (bad eyes I guess) - is that a real bird in your hand? And - is there another in the little cage back there? I too would love a full tour.

^ I second that RURAL AND RUEFUL

Lovely inside and out. I wish I could declutter like that. The honeycomb mirror project (for lack of a better word) is wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

Where else am I supposed to display my magnet collection? I actually have pretty cool magnets :)

I second @AMANDASG's comment!