ensuenos's Profile
| Display Name: | ensuenos |
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| Member Since: | 4/11/08 |
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lovely, but I would never want a white floor. Unless I had a daily housekeeper, that is! Every spot of spilled sauce or crumb of bread would show. You would need to steam those floors three times a day. Before & After: A Dark, Dated Kitchen Goes Light and Modern Professional Renovation |
4/29/12 2:32 PM |
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Most actual Parisians I know shop at the outdoor market once a week and get the rest of their groceries delivered. By motorbike from Monoprix, the big supermarket. They do go to the bakery at least once a day for bread, though. Shop Like a Parisian Weekend Meditation |
4/26/12 11:28 AM |
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Quail or Cornish game hens with a berry reduction sauce Help Me Throw a Dinner Party in Honor of The Hunger Games FilmDinner Party Questions |
3/24/12 12:13 PM |
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In a bright, cheerful voice, say "It was such a pleasure see you tonight. Thanks so much for coming - I know you all have a busy schedule! We will have to do this soon." What Should You Do When Your Guests Won't Leave? Survey |
3/23/12 11:37 AM |
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Nice..but don't you need a fan over the stove? If you actually cook it would be essential if you don't want your house to smell like fish or bacon for days. Before & After: A Retro Kitchen Stays True to its Roots Redneck Modern |
3/22/12 1:07 PM |
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Keep the books, ditch the girlfriend. A Bookworm's Dilemma: Ditch Books When Downsizing? |
1/24/12 12:19 PM |
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You have some nice pieces like the elegant white sofa, the orange chair, and some of the framed prints on the walls. Lindsey & Stephen's Book-Filled Apartment House Tour |
12/14/11 4:50 PM |
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This is the most uncluttered home of a 10 month old I have ever seen! Where are you keeping all of the toys and equipment?? Apartment Therapy Chicago | Small Cool 2009: Nreaves' Custom Style Little Division #44 |
4/17/09 1:24 PM |
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You have a great space to work with! I like the textured brick wall in the living room. I think bigger art-work on the brick wall behind the dining table would look great. Or maybe an arrangement of lots of art...maybe some plants in the windows to liven up the industrial look... Apartment Therapy DC | Small Cool 2009: Bull City Loft Little Division #47 |
4/17/09 1:22 PM |
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As a fellow grad student, I have to ask, don't you have a million books hidden somewhere? That's my main decorating challenge. Apartment Therapy DC | Small Cool 2009: Theresa's Eclectic Donations Tiny Division #39 |
4/16/09 9:47 AM |
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If that is a functioning clock in the first picture, it would drive me nuts. How could you relax with a book or a cup of tea while the seconds are ticking away? Plus, think how loud it would be. If it's not functioning, it's just plain silly. Apartment Therapy San Francisco | A Room Three Ways California Home Design Magazine |
4/16/09 8:30 AM |
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Bravo - love everything and especially the blue paint and transparant bookcases. I'm not so sure about the leaning-towers of books, though. In eathquake country, they would make me nervous and they don't look very space-efficient. Have you considered a more substantial book-shelf system that would have more space? Apartment Therapy San Francisco | Small Cool 2009: Lucas' Stylish Studio Tiny Division #33 |
4/14/09 10:00 PM |
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I love the way you've divided the spaces and I especially like the DIY room divider. What kind of screen is that? Apartment Therapy DC | Small Cool 2009: Laura's Small & Snug Tiny Division #29 |
4/13/09 4:03 PM |
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Very quirky - not really my style, but I appreciate that you carried it through. Do you actually leave small stuffed dogs all over your rug, or was that just for the photo? Apartment Therapy Los Angeles | Small Cool 2009: Mujiri's Green Field International Division #17 |
4/13/09 3:55 PM |
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Beautiful use of green and I like the white, airy look of the space. It makes the small living room look more spacious. I love the crafts in Romania -I have several great hand-made fabrics and wooden pieces from Transylvania that I enjoy displaying. I think you could really spice up the IKEA background with some well-edited local artisan pieces. On the other hand, I find that you have to move away from a place to really appreciate the local crafts that you see on an everyday basis. If you ever move, bring a lot of local crafts with you because you will really appreciate them. Apartment Therapy DC | Small Cool 2009: memerika's Restrained Palette International Division #18 |
4/13/09 3:48 PM |
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Not sure I'd want to wake up with Mao every morning, but I like the bright, airy feeling of this tiny studio. Apartment Therapy New York | Small Cool 2009: Kevin's Triple Threat Teeny-tiny Division #15 |
4/13/09 3:38 PM |
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I have no idea where this is from, but I do love the look of this chair without upholstery! It's like a sculpture. Too bad you'll have to cover up the metal frame.... Apartment Therapy Chicago | Good Questions: Info on this Unusual Lounge Chair Style? |
4/13/09 12:22 PM |
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I love the furniture but I think painting one green accent wall and leaving the other walls neutral would have made the other green and orange colors stand out. Apartment Therapy New York | Small Cool 2009: Delilah's Color & Pattern Teeny-tiny Division #14 |
4/13/09 12:10 PM |
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Love the squirrel pillow! Where is that from? Apartment Therapy San Francisco | Small Cool 2009: dp2r's Organized Abode International Division #14 |
4/11/09 1:43 PM |
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This looks pretty when the stools are pushed in, but it might be a little awkward when people are actually sitting at the table. Don't they end up kicking the lamp? Those Ikea paper lamps tear really easily. I agree that undercounter lighting might be a better long-term solution. Good idea, though. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles | Look!: A Light Underneath A Table |
4/11/09 12:55 PM |