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We've had the white Karlstad sectional for 5 years. We still love it. It's a super comfy, loungey couch. It's held up beautifully. We have a 13 month old and it still looks new. We get stains on it all the time, but we just wash the slipcovers and the stain is gone. One of my favorite features is that with the back cushions removed it is 3 feet deep. That means its a very comfortable bed for guests.
Get it, it's money we'll spent!

Love this post. Schlepping is such a part of our daily life. We live in downtown Baltimore and own a car, but we rarely use it. Now that we have a baby the stroller makes schlepping stuff home so much easier. When I take the bus though it's easier to wear the baby, than try to unload/ reload & fold/unfold while balancing a baby. On bus days I wear a backpack on my back and the baby in front. It's can be over 50lbs sometimes! Still I love it:) I love that my 11 month old is rarely stuck in a car seat and instead gets to experience the world at the street level.

Great article and great idea. I can't wait to keep following this! Will the next article be posted closer to the actual month we're in? It would be cool to go to the farmers market and know what's going on behind the scenes each month.

I wish they would have kept the charming elements of the old kitchen. Those cabinets needed help, but too bad the style couldn't have been carried over to the new cabinets. Same with that stunning tile. To go from that to generic white walls behind the counter seems a waste. I think though that the biggest issue is the appliances. It doesn't seem like any thought went into integrating them into the space.

Guess everyone has their own style and I'm sure tge homeowners had their reasons.

This is SO sad! I hate seeing all these great magazines go under. Dwell isn't in trouble, is it? I have every issue of Domino ever published. Their online galleries were a great resource, I've got to go save the good pictures to my computer! I agree though that AT has become more and more of a go-to spot for ideas as opposed to thumbing thru all my old Dominos. The thing is, there's just something about the feel of an actual papar magazine that websites can't replace. Hopefully Lucky will join up with Domino again.
Am I the only one who loved that Domino gave us stickers to put on the pages and items we liked?! I have to say that even though they didn't always succeed at it, I appreciate that Domino tried to create a magazine for all of us style-obsessed non-millionaires!