marshmellows's Profile
| Display Name: | marshmellows |
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| Member Since: | 3/14/12 |
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this tour makes me realize that I spend way too much time looking at home decor...I know where 90% of those items came from - or at least drew inspiration from. Because of this, the design element looks too common to me. Kathryn and Finn's "Designed-Around" BungalowHouse Tour |
9/28/12 1:42 PM |
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I'm puffy heart, head-over-heels, 'his' and 'her' towels, let's grow old together, prime time, in love...with this apartment. I have quite literally wanted this my ENTIRE life. Not that my opinion is new or unique... Joel & McKenzie's Salvaged Live/Work Loft House Tour |
6/23/12 1:21 AM |
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pure swoonworthy. Molly & David's Lovely & Lively Home House Tour |
4/26/12 11:39 PM |
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Ah-MAZ-ing! I don't think I'm alone requesting a House Tour. Bar none, my favorite ever! Lisa's Everything's Not Bigger in Texas Small Cool Contest |
4/6/12 12:42 PM |
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i <3 the neon trend! I've been trying to figure out something to do in our spare bedroom/home office. It's currently painted a colonial blue and I don't want to repaint since we're renting. This post inspired me to incorporate neon pinks with a natural organic vibe. Thanks AT, love! Neon: Back in a Big Way |
3/29/12 1:58 AM |
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We owned a home and moved to Chicago to rent. I think about the pros and cons a lot. For me, I could never own a home in Chicago; it would be waaaaay too expensive. So that's the biggest PRO to renting. I also love that I don't have to shovel snow (even though it hardly snows here), I don't have to pick weeds, I don't have to clean gutters, or pay Homeowners Association dues and follow their stupid/arbitrary rules. Cons to renting are really that you pay so much for rent and never get a tangible reward and that you can't make all the home adjustments that you'd like. What Amazing Perks Do You Have as a Renter? Reader Survey |
3/14/12 10:08 AM |
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I live in Chicago, 2br 1 bath about 100 sq feet and pay $1300. I also have a 100lb dog which really puts a restriction on where we can live but we found an awesome place; completely upgraded with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors, and no parking is no issue. We're paying less than we should, really. I'd pay as much as $2000 given the perfect location and apartment details. I looked at 32 apartments before we got this one. What's the Highest & Lowest Rent You'd Pay in Your City? Survey |
3/14/12 9:53 AM |
