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The whole corporate trend of "no walls means better communication" makes me want to kill myself with my stapler. It looks cool, yes, but be the 80 billionth time you've had to listen to people chatter, talk on their phones, eat at their desks, type aggressively, etc....you no longer give a ^$^# what your environment looks like because you just *want the damn walls back*.

Arlington, MA is already the suburbs.

Why is your bathroom mat over the tub? I hate walking on the cold floor of the bathroom, so I always wonder why people do this?

I didn't say I thought it wasn't beautiful - I said it looked "hard". The furniture is beautiful - but if the softest thing in your living room is a barely padded sofa, nobody is going to want to hang out.

2, unfortunately. I love the look of more, but since we sleep with one each, and never lounge/sit up in bed, more means a giant messy pile of pillows on the floor!

La Jolla, you lucky duck! What a wonderful place to live.

#6 makes me claustrophobic with all the patterns and clutter! I'd probably keep things as open as possible, with a simple color/pattern palate, unless I desperately needed the storage an Expedite provides.

AKA "use a dresser instead"

It looks like a full sized bed. Two smaller people who don't mind touching while they sleep would fit just fine. I, however, need a king sized bed, my own blanket, ear plugs, and nobody touching me to sleep, haha.

MaryHS - I've never had a problem with the corners rolling up - are you buying very inexpensive rugs? Mine aren't THAT high end (Crate and Barrel, CB2, etc) but I would imagine that cheaper rugs would be more prone to that. Rug tape on the corners would likely prevent the rolling up!

Also, rug pads are inexpensive and will keep things from sliding around.