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From what I've found on the www, the term "share house" is not synonymous with "sleeping pod." The above post is more descriptive of the latter.

No.

I'm sure this involved a lot of careful work, etc., and I'm glad he saved the chair.

It sadly evokes the look of oriented strand board.

Since my mother keeps our family's ancient RCA tv (doesn't work but is in a "gorgeous mahogany cabinet") in her basement, I know exactly how low to ground the creature is. Not that low, actually.

Also seems odd that there's nowhere but the floor for the media cabinet cover when they're watching tv.

How much fun to make the layered and luxurious bed every day, with only one side accessible and that side so close to the dresser?

Was anticipating the finalists but none of these tickle my voting fancy in the least. If we were voting for pets, I might have gone for the room with the French bulldog (or one with a cat).

As I live in an inelegant, somewhat raffish part of my city, what I wear is not an issue. PJ's on early morning or very late short p-walks with elder Chihuahua, but then a more running to Tarzhay-type outfit if it's a complete round-the-block with the big dogs. A neighbor across the street brings her puppies out (they often breed their Siberians) while wearing "clothing" that makes the homeless pushing grocery carts down the street look nearly posh.

@Jukesgrrl, looks like!

And what's this "follow us (i.e., AT) on Pinterest throughout the year" business? I've been happy to follow AT on AT. Don't care to join Pinterest and can "pin" my favorite images on my own computer album.

Thanks anyway, Maxwell.

If I WERE to vote, which I guess I won't be, it would actually be for Mark's tour (as in Mark with cake, above).

My first look at this post, there were no comments. Glad I re-visited! I just don't get the Novogratz phenomenon. This makeover gave me the heebie jeebies! Glad to feel some validation here.

Things that make you go "hmmmm . . ."

I have a cat named Chen Chen, and he really enjoys furniture.

Wow. In my dreams ... Perfect pitch IMO, and the ease with which the rustic or darker wood works with the light upholstery is in itself impressive. The coffee table and the dining room rug belong in my house.

After 4 trips thru on this tour, the 4 walk-in closet[s?] referred to by @modern_love still elude me. Since my opinion on Sara's apartment being rent controlled is actually no opinion, all I can offer is "life is not fair."

Some may call this "therapy," but I call it sadistic. What a way to treat a sideboard. (Maybe the perpetrator would say, "but it enjoyed it.")