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Display Name: goletagoleta
Member Since: 11/21/11

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Do be careful. I see the seller has only two reviews and one of them is pretty awful.


Martha Concrete Lamp by Leosteen
6/18/13 10:29 AM

I googled his name and NYT - I think this is the article mentioned
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/18/booming/he-hasnt-had-it-all-either.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0


Modern Dad: David Michael Perez
6/10/13 3:14 PM

Tell me where the bench is from? I love it!
Great room!


Rohde's "Energetic & Inspiring" Room Room for Color Contest
10/11/12 2:01 PM

Where is the coffee table from? I love it!


Melyssa's "Vacation" Room Room for Color Contest
10/8/12 3:50 PM

We have a Robert Craymer sofa in dark green suede that we found on craigslist for about $300. It lived in a family with kids before us and we've had it with the toddlers and it's held up amazingly - even when dark blue inkpen got on it. Good quality suede is amazing.


Toddler-Friendly Sofa Choice? Good Questions
10/4/12 6:17 PM

I agree with nisiepie


Be Brave by Kelli Murray On the Wall
9/28/12 6:30 PM

Man, I love Berlin.


Apartment Therapy over Berlin
Axor Organic Starck Launch Event

9/26/12 3:56 PM

I agree with Ban-Mi. I actually just finished a trip to Stockholm (work related) marking the third time I've been to Sweden in 3 years. It's fine, people are super nice, and I'd actually like to live there, I think (if I could figure out a way to afford it and deal with the winters). People are kind to my wild 3 year old but I don't really think I'd ever suggest it for vacation. I find it a bit dull and it's so absurdly expensive that it makes it hard to fully enjoy I think. The Nobel Museum is great.


A Design Lover's Guide to Stockholm Apartment Therapy's Design Destination Guide
7/20/12 2:09 PM

I love the ice cream bowl - do you have a source or link?
Thanks!


Recipe: Salted Coffee Caramel Sauce Recipes from The Kitchn
5/23/12 12:11 AM

We travel a lot with our kids. We've been traveling since the 11 year old was 10 months (her first international trip was to the Loire Valley). And before my littlest was 2 he'd been to 7 countries on 4 continents. We travel similarly to you - we take long trips, rarely less than 3 weeks. When my 11 year old was 4.5 and we spent several weeks in Paris we did bring the jogging stroller. I'm not sure why. It was awful. On the one day that we were there when she wasn't feeling great she rode in it but otherwise she was running around and could keep up well with us even on very long walks and if we were all really pooped we'd take the metro home instead of walking. We ended up leaving the stroller in Paris! We'll be spending our upcoming summer in Berlin and Brussels and Stockholm and we'll be taking only a Kinderpack (MUCH, MUCH better than an ergo, in my opinion) for the 2.5 year old and a ring sling (I'm a ring sling wearer and it works well for us and is very portable).
And just a note on kids in Europe - there are plenty of poorly behaved kids in Europe and I rarely see kids in restaurants there unless there are kid friendly places for them to play. Kids are kids and they are wonderful little people. Americans have a different but equally valid approach to raising kids. I'm sure you will have a great time!


Help My Family with Toddling around Paris? Good Questions
4/24/12 4:04 PM

The idea of so much white on a camping trip made me laugh. I think it's absolutely adorable but it would look this nice and bright for about 4 seconds the way that I camp. Maybe I've been camping wrong all these years though...


Designing for Small Spaces: 5 Tips from a Tiny Trailer
11/21/11 5:56 PM