Will Whiskey's Profile

I absolutely agree, I've lived in two places that I ran into this type of problem. 1) In south Philly had a bathroom so tight you couldn't turn to grab the paper, the TP would always end on the sink, which was basically in your lap anyway. 2) Had an apartment with no walls near the toilet (sounds weird... and it was) so the TP always would end up on the floor. We were too poor for one of those stand alone things.

My own thing that I always check is the shower height. I'm 6'5 and have lived in too many apartments where the shower head was at my shoulder level and I needed to duck and bend to wash anything above that. It was terrible! I now literally get into the shower and stand there when I'm looking at a place.

His grave in Swan Point is pretty cool, it says "I Am Providence".

I've never used these, so I have no idea what the quality is, but the price is certainly right:

http://www.containerstore.com/shop/collections/display/cubesCases?productId=10022883

I want them! I will play them more and better then anyone else.

If the only thing you're in need of is a photo studio you should run with that. I don't know what sort of photography you do, but that blank wall looks like it could be a pretty good background. Or if you wanted something seamless you could get a big roll of that paper backdrop, attach it at the top of the wall and then you could just pull it down for photos, but it's out of the way when you have guests. You could get a narrow bench or table which would still fit agains a wall with the bed down, that way you could use it for photography, but your guests could use it as well when the bed is down. If you could find some small studio lights those could be set up in there as well, but stored away when you have guests.