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The post stated they're renovating their home, not their entire kitchen, so we can't assume that. She's probably just replacing it with a butcher block!

Beautiful! You've convinced me that I need a gold trunk.

theptarmigan -

If it's mold along the edges of the tub (not wall tiles)...I use a cotton coil (used for perms - I have seen them at Walmart and Sally's beauty) dipped in bleach, then wrap it along the edges of the tub that have mold. Let it sit for an hour or two, then remove the coils. 100% mold is gone! No elbow grease and it literally takes 5 minutes to do.

I've seen those cubes look amazing above a toilet for extra storage.. and since i'm a sucker for pictures http://pinterest.com/pin/265642077991682501/

“Hint of Violet” by Benjamin Moore. Do it! Would look beautiful with that big window you have :)

The best way I have found to organize tupperware is to:

1. Purge any old tupperware or tupperware without matching lids.
2. Donate any unneeded tupperware (I try to keep the same type of tupperware and get rid of randoms. If you have 6 pyrex 8oz containers, you probably don't need those 2 rubbermaid 8oz containers. Keeping similar tupperware means easy nesting!).
3. Invest in a slide-out for your lower cabinet. I wouldn't put your tupperware on a high shelf because you won't be able to have easy access and people will tend to just throw it in there.
4. Organize your tupperware like so: http://blog.timesunion.com/vinoteca/files/2012/03/tupperware-600x450.jpg
(all like lids on the bottom and all like containers nested above the like lids..DO NOT nest smaller containers into larger containers. Keep all like containers together, and only together. This works great when you donate stragglers, and keep only the tupperware that you have a large quantity of.)
5. Now, label your tupperware (permanent marker works best). Put a "1" on the bottom of the container and a "1" on the matching lid. This goes back to what I said about keeping the tupperware that you have a higher quantity of. If you have 6 pyrex 8oz containers, you can nest ALL of those and label their containers "1" and lids "1". Then if you have 4 rubbermaid 22oz containers you can label them "2" and their lids "2".

These are just examples of course. But here's what i'm getting at.. When I put tupperware away everyday, I am able to open my lower cabinet, pull out my slide-out, and SEE all the numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.) from the permanent marker since the tupperware is CLEAR. I can then look at the tupperware number that I have in my hand and place it in it's correct spot. Since I also labeled my lids, I can do the same for the lids. This has worked WONDERS, especially living with multiple people. It's an easy to understand system.

Maxwell - if you could give any advice to young entrepreneurs, especially those interested in starting their own website, what would it be?

Yikes.....looks like a Pinterest explosion.

Ikea, and probably many other places, sell plastic ornaments in pretty colors. I think I would do this as a centerpiece, though.

Beautifully done! I love the wood ceilings - inside and out!