Sukster's Profile

Go back and buy good secondhand, timeless style will prove itself in your home. I begged my mum for an oak sideboard which was in our home when I was a child, it now sits in my Living room and is just as functional and beautiful as it always was. Furniture should be considered an investment if you want it to last a lifetime and don't want it as a consumable item.

awww I love Totoro as does my daughter, her birthday gift was a Totoro poncho and I have to say it just the sweetest thing ever!

There is a huge stigma in the UK attached to renting in part because it is equated with being in Council housing which is owned by the local council, in the late 80's early 90's there was a huge push towards "Right to buy" which has resulted in low housing stocks for those in need (in these harsh times A LOT of families)
This has also pushed private rent prices up hugely which is the other issue. I am one of the very lucky ones guaranteed a rented home for life unless I suddenly start earning a good wage. I would not be able to afford to live reasonably if I didn't rent this flat/apartment, particularly in Cambridge (UK) I refuse to feel bad about not buying in a city where the average house price is £340,000!

I like the idea, personally would've done the cushion with a bright paisley to imitate the wood at the back.

Dr Marta Shearing's house in The Bourne Legacy, sure it's a project even before being blown up but it is a beautiful house!