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Ha..2nd picture on the bottom row. That yellow basket in the bottom corner. I bought it. And that booth with the retro tv's? I got a giant pull-down map for my son's room.

Incredible. The art in the dining room is fab...would love to know where to find them and the white bookshelf is the office is gorgeous.

ChrisGal...wasn't that the whole point? To show that a makeover can be done by just changing fabrics and accessories?

Kudos to Ikea. They could have kept the same room layout but completely changed the furniture as well. But instead of trying to get us to buy yet more furniture and add to landfills they showed how to have a big change at a much simpler level.

My Le Creuset was passed down from my 98 year old grandmother. She bought it sometime in the 50's or 60's and it's still in near perfect condition. I also have a couple stainless steel serving platters and a stainless gravy boat that were my mom's that get constant use.

I had the exact same thought as sewcharming...if money was no object I would buy this in a second. Stunning. Looks like a piece of art.

The Goodbyn has got to be the worst lunchbox ever made. I spent $35 (CDN) on it and I struggle to close the lid let alone having my 6 year old daughter do it. There is absolutely no way that she would be able to take this to school. Whoever the product testers were on this item should lose their jobs.

Jen's blog is my favourite!! So exciting to see some pics here that she's never posted before. I am so in love with her style.

I like it..am definetely going to sign up for the waitlist..they look like the set of vintage camping dishes that I have!

the freezer works..my mother in law brought home some gorgeous old wooden bowls from the caribbean several years ago and then realized they were infected with termites. We sealed them in very large ziploc bags and left them in the freezer for a month. Haven't had any problems!

You have no idea how excited I am to see this picture. We literally just 2 days ago inherited a table from my husband's grandmother that looks almost identical. Not teak unfortunately but the shape is so similar that I am stunned. It also includes a leaf that pops out when you pull the sides apart. We believe it was manufactured here in Canada sometime in the 60's. The only downside is that it came with 4 matching chairs that look similar to an Eames chair but with hideous seatcovers that I have no idea how or what to re-cover them with. Any suggestions?