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I honestly don't get people that just post "gross" as a comment. Use your words, for chrissake. Don't like it? I'm glad to see a different opinion! Try letting us know why you don't like it. And not just because "They had this in the 80s and it was a bad idea then." or "My grandma has this couch." RichardinLA's comment, for example, is both descriptive and constructive, and therefore interesting to read.

Interior design doesn't mean one design, it means a variety of designs from a variety of eras used in creative and interesting ways. Just because something doesn't look like it would fit into your Ikea model home doesn't mean it should be dismissed with a monosyllabic grunt.

It has seriously reached the point that it's not worth reading the comments on AT, which is a shame since so many of the posts are about how you, the readers, would use and construct interesting objects and spaces.

I'm pretty sure it's standard practice to use "we" when posting in a group blog. That way the bloggers seem part of a team rather than individuals fighting for the spotlight. Not saying it's great, just saying it's true. Also grammar policing tends to scare people away from commenting and hurts the community more than it helps.

ANYWAY. Great post Keehnan, this is a really welcome aesthetic and speaks to the style of the city from which you blog. Keep it up!