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Tina! I remember you from my DWF days.What a wonderful surprise to see your studio here. Of course, the styling is completely you -- in fact, I clicked on this post because it made me think of you.
Glad to see that you are doing well. Your photography is, as ever, lovely.

Crazy good!

Wow. Surprised by the nature of the comments here. I don't understand why people are so invested in another person's space. That said, I like what you did here. The room looks fresh and clean. I wouldn't have changed the floors, but it's not my house. If you like it, then that's all that matters.

Oh, my word. This house has EVERYTHING! Style, personality, charm, wit. I am utterly and completely in love with it. Very well done, indeed!

I think I'm in love!

Love the colors and the sea glass, but really can't get past the dirt. A sponge and some household cleanser would contribute greatly to the design of this kitchen.

Wow! I am certainly glad that I looked at the HGTV Canada pictures before commenting! Good photos made with proper lighting make all the difference. My opinion is now vastly different from what it was when I'd only seen the AT photos. I love most of what you've done with your place and I think you are so very smart to have the house as income property now, with an eye to having it all to yourself in the future. Very business-savvy. I do find it a bit cluttered for my tastes, but if it works for you, that's all that matters. Love the coffee table and the way in which you've customized the bookshelves. I have those same shelves and I am not ashamed to say that I will be stealing your idea next weekend! Also loved your comments to HGTV about the deer graphic. Couldn't agree more. Thank you for sharing.

I'm going to have to hide this from my daughter, who already thinks that fashion blogging is a viable career option. Oy veh. Being more pragmatic (and a mom) I remain unconvinced. I'll let her see this when she has her diploma and a day job! :) That said, I do love the way in which the art and books are displayed and I think the mirrors are fantastic. This is a far cry from the wretched little hovel I had when I tried to make a go of living in NYC back in the day! Well done.

"I just realized that it doesn't really matter if I would live in this house or not, as the owners of the house haven't invited me to do so.

But I am awfully glad I got the chance to see inside and look forward to more house tours just like this one, and I look forward to those tours that are nothing like this. Because if I only wanted to see houses that looked exactly like my own, I'd turn off the computer and just walk around my own house."

Well said, Hundreds of Years of Oppression.
And now, I'm off to copy that idea of the garden stool in the shower.