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Yeah, I agree with above. It would have been way better to read a review!

Look into using sofa legs - they might not be as slim, but might be worth investigating.

Some wall mounted shelves (LACK for instance) have internal hardware that looks like that.

I like it a lot, but mostly only for a single girl, living alone. It's such a bold decorating move that I can't imagine imposing it on a significant other or roommate.

That being said: I AM a single girl, living alone, and I just wallpapered my kitchen in peonies. And I love it.

Super cute.

The dining table looks tricky though - is it hard to actually eat on it? The glass looks as though it's inset kind of deep - how do plate balancing work out? Do you just set them inside the wooden lip? Just curious. Either way, it looks great.

Just be thankful it's not carpeting.

Curtain replacing closet doors sounds great (and in my experience isn't even a thing that landlords notice). And if I were you, yeah. I'd paint everything white. It might be one of those "better to ask forgiveness than permission" situations.

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I feel like it looks like a dorm/office/waiting room textile pattern. Not into it.

And what is an "experimental fabric"? It makes me think of something technologically advanced or something, but I'm not getting that. What's it mean?

boo.

Love the parasols.
And lucky you not having to worry about the weather wrecking them! They'd be a mess in most yards.

hmm. I like the "no legs" part, but also like to have options - like moving the table for a kitchen dance party, or sliding it out to accommodate more diners, or using a pretty vintage tablecloth.
I'm glad it works for you though! Seems like it'd be a hard fix if it didn't.

I haven't used craft plaster before - how long does it take to set? Is this a conceivable one-afternoon project?