clownsnack's Profile

If it were up to me to decide what color to paint your living room, I'd open all blinds and pull back all drapes and consider all of the colors out your windows (noting these colors at the times of day you're most likely to spend time in that room -- of course, while it is light outside) --- so you see all these different colors: concrete grey, or asphalt black, or brick red, telephone poles, trees etc. and then i'd choose the most expansive or interesting color from that palette and I'd paint a wall or two, or three or four, THAT color --- make your living room walls expand and connect with what's outside your windows.

the BEFORE image was taken to HEIGHTEN negatives --- look, it's DARK OUTSIDE, there's a granny-rug around the commode and some kleenex and sundry items atop its tank, there's some Suave lotion on the sill, as well as toothbrushes in a ceramic jar, a wrinkled towel hanging over the heater --- need I go on??? This photo was taken to BOLSTER and JUSTIFY the owners' argument for a re-do. it doesn't matter what the rest of us PREFER. obviously BOTH bathrooms appealed to us readers. what ** I ** would like to know is WHY apt therapy posted a re-do so banal ---- pretty soon it's going to be just photos of nice rooms that are attacked at random by people with a lot of money and little taste

1.) love, love, LOVE the ski-lodgey lvng rm w/ birch wallpaper! it's modern and also cozy. 5.) the living room with the large, hinged, 3 panels in the corner struck me as modern, and interesting, and 7.) i think that bedroom is downright sexy, what with that honeycomb hanging there, and all the animal fur, and the exposed wood.

austin, texas is host to many live music festivals throughout the year and i have become tired of dealing with the crowds, the long lines at restaurants, traffic etc that each festival brings, so now i go to craigslist and post for an apartment swap --- it has worked out GREAT! over my most recent swap we even worked out where we took care of each other's pets! apartment swaps are a super way to travel on the cheap.

or what about concentrated rit dye? i'd experiment on a carpet remnant first, but why not?