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If you like the benefits of cork but the look of hardwood check out this line from US Floors.
Cork made to look like wood plank.
http://www.usfloorsllc.com/products/natural-cork-collection/almada/

What a grand hound!

@Sepher - check IKEA. Regarding the child crawling out of the crib: my folks left me in crib after I was mobile like this child and that's exactly how I broke my tibia, falling onto the hardwood floor.

I love all white but they really threw the baby out with the bathwater by painting over that ceiling. It would've kept the room from feeling anemic. It feels robbed of architectural interest somehow.

This is a lovely redo but since when did re-upholstery become such a mind-blowing concept?

Sweet, authentic, and gutsy!

Hi AnnaMaria-
Get yourself over to that fabulous library and check out a copy of Gardening With Ed Hume and actually follow his directions in chapter 1.
Jumping into planting without planning is expensive and usually yields frustrated homeowners. I get most of my clients after they have done this and are giving themselves a hard time. But you are savvy and thoughtful and a good book can be a smart gal's best bud.

@embryoconcepts
Richlite was initially developed for science labs.

@mintlovesocialclub- why not talk to your landlord or co-op board. a great way to get information and possible guidance is to contact the center for regenerative studies at calpoly pomona. http://www.csupomona.edu/~crs/

I think the astro-turf is the most frightening element regarding the fire escape debate. If that stuff were on fire it would make getting out pretty rough. Total toxic smoke action.

Nice job, though, making a tiny space into a sweet little home.