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I agree with arroyo. The first step is always the hardest--followed by actually maintaining one's space and keeping it orderly.

Yeah, both look pretty comfortable, and just on this side of the "too-silly" line. I could see the lost-in-sofa in my living room. the sleepy chair, however would be assigned to the nap-corner of the bedroom.

Already with the Christmas, eh? I love the holidays, but what happened to taking it slowly?

I agree with some of the posters here: Medium grey paint on the walls to match the tile, and white accessories all around. Get rid of the basket under the sink (and any wicker/brown baskets), but you don't need a skirt for the sink. Replace your toilet seat for a pure white one (you can get a simple, nice one for about $15). Keep artwork black and white, in black frames.

Does anyone have any input regarding the comfort of these sofa beds?

Though I probably wouldn't "display" tampons in the bathroom (think, what might unsettle guests), you're probably safe using it to store something scented and visually pleasant, like those scented jelly beads in a long, low, narrow glass vase, or febreze flameless luminaries. A couple books of matches for the top section wouldn't be amiss, either... especially if they're in stylish boxes like these:
http://blog.lilacandivy.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Matchboxes.jpg

Great, simply laid-out apartment, but I must agree with the majority of commenters. A few two many close-ups... and I'd like to see those french doors.

Maybe we can see an update of your lovely home, Vanessa, if you decide to add to the decor, paint, or whathaveyou. :)

I love the colors in the first room--the whole thing feels so warm and welcoming.

Ah-hahahaha! I have a friend who is very sensitive about going bald at an early age, but I think even he would appreciate this post-it pad.

your pets will probably like it best if it still smelled like you. i know my cat loves my worn socks. peeee-yew!