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Display Name:	jazzberry
Member Since:	11/12/08

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hee hee! I'm joining the home body bandwagon. Very well said. Apartment Therapy Chicago \| How To: Keep Your Counters Free of Clutter zenhabits.net Flag this comment	6/9/09 6:38 PM
I tried it out at IKEA last week, and I thought it was quite comfy! I had seen it online, and thought that the back cushions might slide when you sit on it, but they feel pretty secure, especially for loose cushions. Also, as Colleen mentioned, the proportions are lovely. You can seat two on it like a loveseat, but it's as small as a large armchair. My only complaint is that I wish that the green version had fun, printed back cushions like the red one does. Overall, I think it's a fabulous option for indoors or out. It's worth mentioning that it's even cuter in person. :) Apartment Therapy DC \| Roxo Easy Chair from IKEA Flag this comment	6/1/09 1:11 PM
I think the slipcovers are gorgeous! However....they're expensive. For the price of the IKEA piece and the Bemz slipcover, it would make more sense to buy a better quality piece, IMO. Apartment Therapy San Francisco \| Marimekko Slipcovers for Ikea Furniture Via Bemz Flag this comment	5/21/09 12:47 AM
Thatgrrl, if she settled with BB&B, nothing was really decided by the court. If she was trying to make them admit that they were breaking the law...she didn't get there. She took the money and ran. Apartment Therapy New York \| Thread Count Fraud @ Bed, Bath Beyond The New Yorker Flag this comment	5/20/09 2:04 PM
Was a lawsuit really necessary for scratchy sheets? I think a media release would have been sufficient. Apartment Therapy New York \| Thread Count Fraud @ Bed, Bath Beyond The New Yorker Flag this comment	5/20/09 1:14 PM
Bacon fat in yorkshire puddings is ridonculously good. Fer realz, yo. Apartment Therapy The Kitchn \| Tip: Save Your Bacon Fat Flag this comment	5/7/09 7:51 PM
I'd sell it, too. For $150 (plus whatever you sell the glass for), you can get an inexpensive but attractive table at a comparable size. If you do want to keep it, I really like JoeyBrill's suggestion of the bistro table. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Good Questions: A Base For This Table Glass Top Los Angeles Flag this comment	4/29/09 8:51 PM
This house is so incredibly beautiful that I can't imagine why anyone would vote "not". Apartment Therapy New York \| Hot or Not? Shell House by Kotaro Ide Flag this comment	4/23/09 6:20 PM
hehehe! LOVE it! Apartment Therapy San Francisco \| Look! Kim's DIY Bathroom Artwork Flag this comment	3/27/09 7:37 PM
This bin from Ikea is similar to the first one posted (it used to come in a plain galvanized steel, too), and it's quite a bit cheaper. If I bought anything bigger than the 5 lb bags of food, I would probably store it in one of these. Since we only buy small quantities of food (we have a small dog and an extremely small kitchen with no storage), we use the large, squat version of this container which appears to have been discontinued. Bummer, because it's the perfect size for a small bag of food. It sits on our counter. Apartment Therapy San Francisco \| Pet Food Storage Out in the Open Flag this comment	3/16/09 4:58 PM
For reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Schoeners Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Try This At Home? Giant Net for Hanging Out Flag this comment	3/6/09 7:25 PM
I'm surprised no one has commented on the strange, floating, inaccessible pillow/blanket nook just above the giant hammock. Odd. This room looks like it was taken out a Nooni and Nuni sketch from SNL. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Try This At Home? Giant Net for Hanging Out Flag this comment	3/6/09 7:24 PM
I see what you mean, semidivine. I guess that would have been a bit more effort. As it is, I think that there's a ton of wasted space - if they had small shelves right across, which would have been super easy to make, it would be so much more efficient. You could store nearly twice as much stuff in there. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Look!: Alexis' DIY Spice Rack Flag this comment	3/6/09 7:16 PM
I'm currently doing some "zero-cost" decorating. Through Craigslist, I've been selling old furniture and other items we don't need or want to upgrade, and using the money towards new (to me) furniture and accessories from other sellers. This process has opened my eyes to other items around the house that we don't need and are cluttering our home that we can either sell for cash for things we DO need, or donate to people that need them. It's very cathartic, not to mention budget-friendly! Apartment Therapy San Francisco \| What Are You Doing Without? Flag this comment	3/3/09 3:55 AM
Tritto LizzyC. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles \| Storing Kitchen UtensilsDrawer or Container? Flag this comment	2/27/09 6:00 PM
love it! great job! Apartment Therapy New York \| Look! Orla Kiely Laundry Bag Upholstery! Flag this comment	2/27/09 4:41 PM
If you use a draft stopper at the bottom of the door, that would help to some extent. They look like long, fabric sausages. If you can use nails in your apartment, what about putting a large piece of thick (3" or more) foam in the doorway, and then covering the hole with a thin piece of painted plywood? You can use quarter-round moulding to hold it in place. Apartment Therapy San Francisco \| Good Questions: Doorway Sound Insulation? Flag this comment	2/20/09 2:30 PM
what about one of these systems? http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30115113 You can mount it on the ceiling or the wall, and can slide the panels like a barn door. The panels vary in opacity, so you can have something on the sheer side to let light in, or something more opaque for privacy. Apartment Therapy Chicago \| Good Questions: Ideas for a Room Divider?#comments#comments Flag this comment	11/12/08 12:43 PM