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I feel foolish asking this question since I know those are well-known chandeliers--but who is the designer for them again? Making a note for my future place to get one!

This place is absolutely gorgeous, looks lived in, and has such personality. A great house tour!

Where is your shower curtain from?

Ugly building and the plaza is an unusable wasteland. Bulldoze the whole place and build it into something that is good for Boston.

I like the black trim on the windows with the white. I'd leave the house white until (like someone else suggested) it needs to be repainted. A kelly green or bright blue door would look great, and if you decide you don't like it, it's easier to repaint one door than an entire house. Good luck--adorable house!

I had original pine wood floors in an apartment and they were GORGEOUS. I am a proponent of painting most things that others would be horrified about--brick, wood furniture, most 'regular' hardwood floors. But what they covered up was probably much more striking than the white floors they ended up with.

Like others said--Hudson Bay Company--they are authentic. They are popular as horse blankets (special way of folding them in front with another blanker over it to secure). Got one for my horse, who ended up not needing it in the winter because he'd stay pretty warm with his lighter blanket.

It became my blanket throughout college and kept me very warm and cozy. If I were to get another one, it would be the classic striped one. They are great blankets.

Can anyone translate? I stopped taking French long, long ago.

Well, my first reaction was that it was hideous, regardless of timeframe. I like clean lines, hence my (and many other's) liking of mid-century modern furniture. It was a reaction to something and had significance on so many levels as society changed. This is just a crappy piece of ugly furniture that, as chelc pointed out, looks like it belongs on the set of a horribly unfunny sitcom from the 90's. It's comical.

Dogs LOVE horse poop. You'll end up with a pack of dogs living on your lawn if you try that. And no need to harm doggies--they don't understand lawns don't belong to them, so please don't put cayenne pepper or anything else irritating for them to get into. This post isn't the nicest I've seen on this website :(