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Display Name: rmbnn
Member Since: 5/2/12

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The ladder doesn't bother me. The place looks comfortable. I'm from the U.S., but I'm happy there've been so many international entries. Added vote # 100 here.


Ragnhild's Soaring Ceilings Small Cool Contest
5/23/13 7:00 AM

Shoes or no shoes, I see this getting scuffed and dirty before too long. Nice idea, but practical . . .?!


DIY Idea: Wallpapered Stairs Sarah Moore Vintage
5/21/13 9:49 PM

Looks cool as shown. Anything else would guck it up to 'meh' status.


Cardboard Dragon by d-torso ICFF 2013
5/21/13 7:18 PM

Add me to the TV off when not watching; don't need the noise or wasting electricity. But, the music/sound from the movie "The Artist" I could easily listen to as background TV.


Solo Life at Home: Using TV Shows for a Little Bit of Background Noise
5/21/13 7:11 PM

If I were there, I'd have to apologize for the nose prints on the window. Great interior, imagine it's a great exterior view . . .sigh, want!


Stefan's 31st Floor Perch Small Cool Contest
5/21/13 6:42 PM

More than beautiful coffee table!


Grain Launches New Furniture & Textile Collections at ICFF ICFF 2013
5/21/13 6:35 PM

Title is right. This is more creative than many of the SC entries. Like the doors headboard. Very vote worthy.


Xsusha's Creative Thinking Small Cool Contest
5/21/13 8:45 AM

Previous house had a separate huge non coin washer dryer laundry 'building in the back yard (but no clothes line). Current place, clothes line, but BYO w/d. I bought a new basic $400 washer and have gotten by (over the winter) better than I thought without a dryer. Being from the southwest, now clothes can dry on the line in as little as 15 minutes. No way in h*** would I ever go the quarter gulping laundromat again. If, when I leave, I'll just leave the washer; the owners likely will be very happy with this.


5 Tips for Living Without a Washer/Dryer
5/20/13 5:30 PM

Somewhere there's a wicked Queen who's lost her mirror.


Bespoke Global's Super Ornate Mirror ICFF 2013
5/19/13 7:12 PM

The good thing, it cleverly goes well beyond just 'cute'.


Love Yourself by Lim Heng Swee On The Wall
5/17/13 8:57 PM

Really nice & sophisticated; though, note for anyone showing their place; don't let the TP get that low on the holder. ;-)


Jason's Luxe Factor Small Cool Contest
5/17/13 8:28 PM

Plenty of excellence here and would be suitable for either an adult woman or man.


Emily's Brownstone Studio Small Cool Contest
5/16/13 9:38 PM

Cool front door and all the interior it protects! Easy vote.


Brendan & Jarrod's Retro Vibe Small Cool Contest
5/16/13 9:24 PM

The stair made me immediately vote; then I looked over the rest of the photos. Great space, but I see too many little what I'd call 'sweet' things that take away from the expected edgy coolness.


Daniel's Square Footage Challenged Small Cool Contest
5/16/13 9:21 PM

Not everyone outside of the US and Canada lived in, knows or cares about the MCM era. As the owners didn't want the brown, I'm guessing they got it for a good price. Nothing terribly exciting about the 'before; the top looks pretty rough but maybe all it did need was some TLC. The 'pounded design' seems to be well done, but, yes, ideally this would have been done with an Ikea piece instead.


Before & After: An Art Deco Makeover Akicsihaz
5/15/13 9:49 PM

Drawers out & knobs off (if possible), cover, wrap mirrored area & carry carefully. Base; legs off, optional, wrap in blankets or other & use another trusted carrier besides (ideally) yourself. Yes, re grip.


Tips for Moving a Mirrored Dresser? Good Questions
5/15/13 2:56 PM

Should have used the adjective 'decorative'. That's were (usually) women go crazy on the bed . . .umm . . . (when not having sex, I guess). Two 'decorative' pillows are enough.


How Many Pillows is Too Many?
5/13/13 9:18 PM

One brief note. The post title says "furniture" The following first sentence says "things" accessories of any kind noteworthy to AT as well as "furniture" right? I'd bet it's these "things" that get more, frankly, meaningless "rolleyes" than much of the furniture. Probably because the higher (than above average) attributes of quality in, say, a flatware placesetting are less visible ('It's a f*king fork, FCOL!').

But, if you're at the high end and can afford it (doubt if you're thinking "So good an investment") fine. If you're a maker and are satisfied with sales at whatever price you set, fine, and "too expensive" stated by anyone else is irrelevant.


The High and Low Prices of Our Furniture Apartment Therapy On...
5/13/13 9:10 PM

Aussie = awesome.


A Riot of Color and Texture in Melbourne HomeLife
5/11/13 9:02 AM

Great desk. Looks a little tight with the seemingly big furniture pieces, but it's a great use of a really small space. Gave it a vote.


Leah's Cozy Halifax Home Small Cool Contest
5/11/13 8:43 AM