Dillettante's Profile
| Display Name: | Dillettante |
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| Member Since: | 4/11/08 |
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CUTE! This is a GREAT example of someone who has great use of color. I hardly notice the white walls. I sure hope you make it past this round, because I really want to see your bathroom and kitchen. The furniture is lovely, and you've broken up the nicely. I guess living in 391 sq. feet really makes a person live with the bare essentials... So, I am interested to know where you keep your hobbies? Just the shelving in the living room area? Apartment Therapy Los Angeles | Southwest #26: Rachel's Marina Vintage Studio |
4/22/08 2:54 PM |
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It almost looks like you have too much space. Having the open space is nice, but I'm having a hard time understanding your challenge with living in a small space. I also see that you enjoy entertaining, so maybe being able to have lots of people over at once is important to you, and therefore you NEED the wide open space. I would try adding some additional artwork to the walls to bring the space more together, not to make it feel smaller, but to pull together some of the loose ends that contribute to its vast feel. Apartment Therapy San Francisco | Northwest #20: Debbie's Beach Chic |
4/22/08 2:44 PM |
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You must really like your bed since you honored it with two photos... Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #24: Jenni Spencer's Charismatic Space |
4/22/08 2:32 PM |
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It's difficult to believe your space is only 441 sq. feet. I voted cool, because while that's a pretty impressive accomplishment and obviously a great arrangement of furniture, I feel like it's lacking something. It's very monochromatic, and maybe that's not just my personal taste, but I find it to be very similar to every other post as a result. I guess I am just really interested to know where people put their stuff, in addition to having a decent layout of furniture. Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #23: Stephanie's Life of Pie |
4/22/08 2:27 PM |
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It's a great use of a small space as far as furniture arrangement is concerned. I agree with some of the above commenters about it being too "Ikea-y" but I feel like that's an personal taste and not what this contest is about (I also understand being 22 and on a budget). Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #22: Blythe's Tiny Treehouse |
4/22/08 2:13 PM |
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I like your stuff. It's interesting. I think some smaller living room furniture would better suit your space. I'm drooling over your wall of shelving with the books and records on it. Your floorplan, rather than your photos, showcases your small space. Apartment Therapy New York | East #27: Cate's Eclectic 1 Bedroom - Less Doesn't Always Mean More! |
4/21/08 5:47 PM |
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How is this entry organic? I was expecting to see some plants and natural looking items. Like Art Nouveau... Apartment Therapy New York | East #28: Janet's Modernist Organic Pod |
4/21/08 5:35 PM |
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I voted cool because while I enjoy looking at your photos, there aren't many shots showing rooms and dealing with living in a small space. I am excluding the kitchen area when I say this. Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #21: Carla's Grand Ave. Home |
4/21/08 5:27 PM |
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I like that you put scenic pictures in your bedroom to help open up the space. I would make the "views" larger and add a pseudo window sill, with some curtains. Having night scenes may even help; that would disguise the lack of natural sunlight. Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #20: Rob's Loft |
4/21/08 5:10 PM |
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None of the photos reflect living in a small space. If the contest was based on arranging furniture nicely, then sure, I'd have voted "cool" or even "super cool". I see the typical furniture and lack of character just like most of the other entries this year. Where's the small challenge factor? Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #19: Adisorn's Lakeview Home |
4/21/08 4:56 PM |
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Your space looks lived in and well thought out. It's obvious you are dealing with a small space, and you've pulled it off well. It has character and isn't a hospital room. Your apartment is much more than a pretty "face" and actually deals with small space coping mechanisms. The clutter is balanced and indicative of your space contraints. I don't find it distracting one bit... some people need a bit of clutter (I am guilty of that). Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #18: Lacey's Comfortingly Eclectic |
4/21/08 4:29 PM |
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Your apartment is beautiful and well-balanced. It looks tidy but lived-in. I am not a big fan of baskets; however, they work nicely in your apartment. I'm also not a fan of the white bucket-looking thing next to your couch--is it a trash can? I am curious about what your interests are: reading, sewing, watching movies? I can't find anything to reflect your personality in your space. Apartment Therapy New York | East #14: Kristin's Cozy Village Studio |
4/11/08 5:31 PM |
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I am drawn to your post because of the plants, art, and cat. :-) It looks like you actually live in your space, and have hobbies that involve more than watching the telly and cruising for modernist furniture. Apartment Therapy New York | East #16: Heather's Leafy Oasis |
4/11/08 4:27 PM |
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This is the Christina half of this entry... Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #7 - Brian Christina's Treetop Bower |
4/11/08 4:14 PM |