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my only real pet peeve is the dim mood lighting in operating rooms and forensics labs. whether you're solving a mystery or about to sleep with your coworker, it happens under harsh fluorescent lighting if its happening in a lab. otherwise, when suspension of disbelief wears off, i just set aside disbelief and try to enjoy what i'm watching.

unless someone has an obsessively cohesive and sparse wardrobe, exposed hanging clothes has to look messy. if it has to be done it appears from the last photo that the best way to prevent the appearance of clutter is to orient the rack so that only the first or last item is exposed. this way the viewer doesn't see crowding or clashing patterns and colors.

oh, i just read crosberg's suggestion. i like that even better. the study area would be very cozy.

yeah, where is west end?

i know, its a show stealer.

this is exactly the problem with some small space solutions. they're way too expensive for most small space dwellers.

The white theme seems to look best when you have white floors. at least its been shown that way in AT posts. I think dark might work better with natural wood floors. what do you guys think?

looks like you do a lot with a small space, house tour?

painter's linen, is that a type of canvas?

my tub has been painted with tub paint and its slowly chipping away. whenever i scrub the tub or shower more comes off. i heard a tub should only be repainted professionally and i doubt my land(slum)lord will pay for it. is there a porcelain safe way to remove the paint?