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I worked cleaning houses last summer and saw a lot of new homes with these, especially large homes. I guess they have the wall space and like the option of closing rooms off without having doors hanging out all over the place. I think it's a really nice, clean look! But in the case of small spaces, I almost like curtains better. Fabric is more airy and doesn't box things up as much, which I think would be awesome for the bedroom one.

-a crib that turns into a full sized bed! even if you use guards over the wood, babies will get it all scratched up. that thing is going to look like garbage by the time he/she is old enough to sleep in a bed that big

-a diaper pail, what a pain in the butt! just throw diapers out.

-noisy toys. good quality wood toys are so much better than noisy plastic ones with lights and sound. invest in a few good quality toys rather than tons of annoying, tacky plastic ones.

-cloth diapers. if you decide you want to use them, do it once you're slightly adjusted to mom life and can make a better choice based on your experiences as a parent. I was sure I was going to cloth diaper, but once the little guy was around it was way too big of a pain in the butt for me to handle, while I know other moms who just did disposables first and then decided to take up cloth diapering when they were ready.

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Rihanna's is so simple, I love it. Did Johnny and June live in a yurt?

And Frank Sinatra... my Grandma's kitchen used that exact colour scheme (when I was a child her kitchen hadn't been redecorated for several decades) ... too funny!

And I LOVE Keith Richards' floor, isn't it fantastic?

Wow! I can't believe you could live in that small of a space. I'm so much of a homebody, but I supposed if you weren't home much and wanted to live somewhere very "cool" then it would work out.