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Movers will charge $100 to RENT a flat screen TV box to move it, makes sense to keep that one if you've got room.

amvolpe beat me to it but was thinking non-slip tub stickers instead of decals, maybe hold up better?

http://www.amazon.com/Slip-X-Tub-Tattoos-Flamingos/dp/B0038YOA74/ref=pd_sim_hg_5

It looks like you have a recessed light above the table? You'd really benefit from a pendant / chandellier. Here's one company that makes something you could use, there are others so search online for "convert recessed light to hanging" or something like that.

http://www.worthhomeproducts.com/

When you move out you just need to unscrew the new light and put the old bulb back.

Also difficult to tell scale from the photo but I would probably go with a longer table to seat six, then a large piece of art on the long wall and a mirror (possibly with shelf for tea lights or something) on the short wall.

Once you get the table finalized you can add a lot of color with linens, cool plates, etc.

My Havanese decided to lay claim to my Eames lounge chiar before it was even completely unpacked from delivery. No scratches on the leather but a nice snot mark from his nose where he always rests his head. Oh well, what are you going to do?

I had a similar situation myself. Hospital track in the ceiling, using Tapcon screws as suggested if it's concrete. Use a drill with a cord as opposed to cordless to pre-drill, much easier. Then go down to fabric row, south of South Street. I forget where exactly, somewhere near 4th Ave Deli, been a long time since I have been in Philly. You can get fabric to do curtains that are the perfect size super cheap.

Cleaned the chairs last night, they look great. @Newmama08 I had no idea Kartell made a special cleaner, one would have thought when I called them they would have suggested it? Anyway, I did end up spraying the chairs with a garden hose, while they were wet sprinkled Oxy Clean powder on them, added a bit more water and scrubbed the chairs with the Oxy Clean paste and a Magic Eraser. Worked like a charm! They now look brand new, not bad for $50 each and some elbow grease.

Saarinen dining table and Room and Board chairs...

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/fuo/2391122157.html

All pet friendly...

http://www.thelivablehomestore.com/

ABC outlet / DWR warehouse in NJ always have great stuff.

I don't remember the name of the vendor, but I had an apartment in NYC a long time ago that had 50' of floor to ceiling windows, used hospital curtain track. Worked great, was cheap, and was extruded aluminum so looked good too.