OffbeatBoutique.Biz's Profile

3,000 sq ft Venice Beach home. Too out of reach for 99.999% of us.

I started this website but never completed it. It is not set up for sales. Now that we are planning to leave the country, I am just going to take offers on any of the items on the site. If they don't say "sold" they are still available. If you like something, make an offer, then I'll move it over to ebay to make a sale. I love the stuff I collected. Much of it is vintage or retro. www.offbeatboutique.biz (remember the dot biz, it's NOT dot com.) I'm in Portland, Oregon, if anyone wants to save on shipping.

I lust for that French doorway.

So cheerful and bright. I love the turquoise. Congrats on your pretty kitchen from a fellow Portlander (Portlandian?)

I love my iPad and I 'd have a hard time giving it up, but it's really just a guilty pleasure for me. I tend to use it for play, i.e., games (plants vs. zombies), art apps (like Brushes), and I purposefully put on uninteresting movies on Netflix when I can't fall asleep. (it works).

But I still cannot view some video with the iPad and typing out a comment like this is laborious with their keypad.

I have the first iPad and would not need to upgrade since the main advantage is a camera and I don't really need it. That said, my husband has one with the camera and he uses Facetime a great deal. The ability to talk with (and see) friends and loved ones for free is pretty awesome.

I agree with Patmac above. While I did like the old handles, the new ones work for me too. I can visualize Jeeves opening up the drawer for Wooster's socks.

So glad it was stained and not painted!

Wonderful. I like the wall mounted dish drainer and the ceiling mounted pot rack.

Getting used to tiny fridges is an adjustment but if you are able to shop almost daily for only what you need, you can save so much space!

I feel it is a little too safe.

I wasn't expecting that but I like it.

I love it and I love that it cost under $200! Great job.