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I highly recommend www.theinspiredoffice.com. Full disclosure - I am The Inspired Office! Really, my blog will likely give you a ton of ideas for getting started.

These are are all basic, but so powerful. Just mastering ONE of these tips will work wonders. When going at it alone, people think they have to try a million new methods and then get stuck. I like the simplicity of these. They may sound obvious, but they work! Nice article.

Hey, Kacy here.
-As far as the poster goes, I had no idea it would stir up so much AT controversy. As far as my reasons for having it, see @Miami's Elaine's comment. I couldn't have said it better myself. We all want different things, yes? Should we feel so guilt ridden when we attract those? Does my personal view on abundance make me a bad person? I don't think so. I'll leave it at that.
-I couldn't agree more with the criticism of my small scale plants. I'm ready for a houseplant makeover. I need a tree! I also want to hang some Wooly Pockets perhaps in a line as a FB mantle. See http://www.woollypocket.com/.
-And yes, the above comment is a link to my terrarium how-to videos.
-I also have to agree that the place is a little bit choppy. I like to think of my home as more "Domino", less "Met Home." I'll get to Met Home one day.
-@Shaunon, it is a Saarinen side table by Knoll. You can purchase at DWR

I've been sleeping on buckwheat pillows for about 5 years now and will never go back. Mine are actually from a cheesy "as seen on tv" store in the mall. If I'm out of town and not with my pillow, I always wake up with a creak in my neck. I love how I can just push it up under my neck for instant support. I had a friend make my pillowcases out of an old batik, since the size is akward and small.

Taxidermy's never looked so good.

Anything looks TDF next to two polished Hudson chairs.

The natural lighting in this home is just beautiful. I'd say it's a perfectly curated collection of pieces.

GenevaLand, the bed is from Muleh on 14th St. in DC
(via Craigslist). It is the Neo Primitive bed by Warisan in Indonesia. It is made from reclaimed teak.
www.muleh.com
www.warisan.com
The sconces on the wall are Nelson and can be found at www.modernica.net.
Glad you like them! I slept on a mattress on the floor for 3 years until I could have my dream bed. Well worth the wait.

That live sized E.T. has got to be one of the coolest things I've seen on AT, and I've seen a LOT of cool things here. That little pool is just perfect. The floating flowers are lovely- so refreshingly not DC.

Kind of reminds me of the Paulistano chair at DWR, especially since it's Brazilian. This goes down in the bargain hall of fame.