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I know this is a bit of a departure from the style (and price) you are looking for, but it may be something to consider due its generous size:

http://www.crateandbarrel.com/the-shelter-sofa/s610631

They say in the description that it was conceived to fit through narrow NYC hallways. Hopefully it would also fit through your door.

I recommend against taking furniture apart and having it reassembled. That adds A LOT to the cost, and when you want to get rid of the piece (or move out) you have to pay at least the same amount again, which is especially annoying if you're looking to sell/donate the sofa. Speaking from experience.

Chia seeds can also be used in place of flax to substitute egg.

Gorgeous.

@ christine_z

Very well said! It's ridiculous how easily people judge each other on the money and money-spending front.

The duvet cover is from west elm.

I was thinking the same, but then thought that perhaps those are normal pores and present day photoshopped pics make us think they're huge :)

What you describe sounds like Navy beans. They are smaller, taste great in salads, make a great hummus, and their skins are thick.

I have also heard that adding baking soda during soaking the beans when they're still dry helps to remove their skins--my mother swears by it but I've never tried it myself.

@franzmendoza: the tables are designed by Patricia Urquiola and manufactured by B&B Italia

The responses to the 'favorite element' question somehow feel so representative of their respective political views.

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