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Another example of the 80/20 rule ( so the guys don't feel left out) is a man in a suit.
The suit, shirt and shoes are typically in a neutral color but the 20% pop of color usually comes from the tie (and sometimes in the socks)

that said I am with@ spectrogram. I veer towards European deco mags because of their unapologetic use of color in every room.

But remember the series of videos are for people who desire a staring point on using color in their home. Everyone do what moves you.

F-ing amazing!!!!

I haven't been through all 155 comments so this may have already been said. I would have found this post a degree more inspiring if for each great find the location was included.

In what city, state or country, if outside the US, was your great deal found?

I guess I am hoping to find out that great deals still can be had in the NY metro area.

I want to work THERE!

I never thought of the separate and conquer approach. When I first read and re-read The Cure book I was left with the impression that I had to have everything in one spot. This video is a revelation to me that my landing strip can be more than one area.

In my present apartment I enter directly into the kitchen and clearance between the door and the wall is so small that I would knock anything over any time I opened and closed the door.
(Light Bulb! - Maybe I could get the door rehung on the other side!)

Maybe, just maybe, I will finally get a landing strip "system" together.

Thank You!!!

@mdoroothy You would get similar scents by cooking something but you get the added benefit of humidification which is sorely needed in some parts of the world particularly in the winter time.

Also, if you want the smell regularly, like everyday, baking everyday is way more work. And cooking something with orange or cinnamon or cloves everyday could get redundant.

It is just a simple fun way to get that cozy authentic autumn aroma without all the cooking work.

I am going to set one up right now. :-)

Each time I started a cure (I have yet to finish one) I did get to the flower buying part and it always made a big difference. It became a reward for actually getting things done, clean and in order.

It has gotten so that I won't buy flowers unless my place is spic and span. Probably not the book's intended result but it has worked as a motivator for me.
I would choose one type of flower or one color, buy one or two bouquets and place it in my newly clean kitchen.

Funnily, I never thought about spreading the flower love around the entire apartment. That is what I will do today. Thanks for the video.

Bite-size pieces. I love this idea!

I love them.

Does anyone know who makes those bookshelves?