Chris in Seattle's Profile

God, I hope that those young, attractive people in the pictures don't actually live there.

I do like the wall art and the plants around the mirror.

How refreshing to see someone actually keep their mid-century, kitchen cabinetry and embrace the pink! What a great place.

You did an amazing job with this space. It looks completely transformed and a much different level of quality than what you started with.

Your pictures are very lovingly taken. Given the slow speed of viewing, I would have to say that there are definitely too many that are impossible to place in the context of a house tour (but are nice pictures, nonetheless).

Those gleaming floors with the great lighting and white walls are fantastic. So jealous of your lovely bathroom and brick walls. Everything looks great. Clever use of a small space.

You two are incredibly clever. What a relief it is to see an original, interesting kitchen that actually reflects the owners' style. If I see another marble countertop, I'm going to vomit.

I love everything you've done. The space looks incredibly inviting and innovative. I love your mix of modern and very old looks, which does, completely work and isn't the usual combination of 2008 with 1964, but rather 1890 with 2008. Great job.

You have created a very serene, relaxing environmant. I love that you used your creativity (instead of just a wallet) and kept the look spare and clean. Also, this is an excellent use of white with dark woods. The whole thing is lovely.

My husband and I were looking to quickly (and cheaply) renovate a once-flooded basement into a temporary TV/lounge space. We found an amazing, attractive, bamboo "rug" which is easy to vacuum and not easily damaged (in case of future flooding). It filled most of the room and cost us $110.

For "Trading Spaces," I think that the results are unusually tasteful and retrained. At least there aren't any obvious, spray-painted macaroni crafts on the walls.

Thank you so much! These are great ideas. I would never have known not to use MDF. We have a giant, drooly dog, so mopping is a necessity.

This is a wonderful home that looks stylish and still very comfortable.

I'm curious about the bathroom floor. I've had my eyes on a similar product and am try to find a way to use it that will be practical (backsplash? shower basin?). Can you please tell me, is it easy to keep clean?