PCM's Profile
| Display Name: | PCM |
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| Member Since: | 7/4/07 |
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Until they come out with a PAR20 CFL that looks half decent, I'm sticking with halogen. As a photographer and painter, I disagree that there is no noticeable difference between CFL's and halogen / incandescent. In fact, pick up a relatively recent issue of ID mag - the editorial was about how guilty the green-leaning staff felt about rejecting CFL's because they look so crappy. Sorry, the tech is just not there yet. Apartment Therapy New York | NYT: The Best Energy-Efficient Lightbulbs House Home Roundup 1.10.08 |
1/10/08 4:03 PM |
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Also, r.e. painting the mantle being irreversible - it's fairly easy to strip nowadays - I just stripped my fireplace surround and mantle with peel-away. A dirty job but doable in a weekend. Apartment Therapy New York | NY Good Questions: Can the Fireplace "Oven" be Removed? |
1/5/08 8:16 AM |
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I would paint the mantle white as suggested, as well as the brick surround and go with a nice fireplace screen. Make sure you clean the brick first with a degreaser as well as lay down a very high quality primer. Oil-based primer and paint is probably your best bet. Apartment Therapy New York | NY Good Questions: Can the Fireplace "Oven" be Removed? |
1/5/08 8:15 AM |
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"I like the media console - where's it from?" Apartment Therapy San Francisco | Flickr Finds: Artdsgnr's New Lamp |
12/16/07 7:26 AM |
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I like the media console - where's it from? Apartment Therapy San Francisco | Flickr Finds: Artdsgnr's New Lamp |
12/15/07 1:00 PM |
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Where did you get your sofa? Apartment Therapy - What Not To Do: Diana's Living Room |
10/15/07 5:54 PM |
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What about a corner desk? It would help the space feel larger and would definitely hide the clutter. Apartment Therapy - Good Questions: How Can I Make This Desk Not Stick Out? |
9/28/07 10:44 AM |
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Thanks everyone for your responses. Very helpful. I think I may have confused everyone a bit - i didn't want to leave the walls white with natural wicker trim - I wanted to paint the walls AND trim natural wicker. But regardless, I am really leaning towards a very subtle off-white (just a warmer white than the primer) with a gloss version of the same color on the trim. Good Questions: Would You Paint the Molding a Dark Color? |
7/4/07 8:14 AM |