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When we restored our 40's kitchen, we kept the cabinets white, painted the walls a medium green, and did the floors in black with a green accent stripe. The baseboards and trim are black too. The green was color matched from a 1941 Sherwin Williams catalog.

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Paint Color Suggestions For 1950's Kitchen?
Good Questions

5/20/11 11:55 AM

What terrific places, and what great photography!


Apartment Therapy Los Angeles | Look! An Inside Peek Back at Palm Springs
3/19/09 7:26 PM

It's all so chic and elegant and beautiful! I love the architecture of the house, that bathroom is AMAZING!!!!

Congratulations on such a gorgeous home!


Apartment Therapy - House Tour:Lynn and Leif's Paris Hotel Home
10/30/07 1:40 PM

For most of the country it may seem overpriced, but in LA it is one of the cheaper places to live, believe it or not!


Complex love: Village Green (Baldwin Hills Village)
8/13/07 1:59 PM

These are great!


Old School Moderns
8/10/07 2:33 PM

I've both bought and sold furniture on eBay, and have had nothing but good experiences. Like others have said, make sure you ask questions, and get more detailed pictures if the pictures posted are not descriptive enough.

There are alot of good shippers (I've used Plycon and Craters and Freighters, mostly), but shipping can often exceed the price you pay for the furniture, so unless it's a good deal on an important piece, it may not be worth it if it's too large, or too far away.


Good Questions: Is it Safe to Buy Furniture on eBay?
8/9/07 12:08 PM

Brown Jordan makes the original, and they are still in production. Expensive, of course. I think the Inmod version is probably the best bet if you buy it new. You can always be patient and wait for it to show up on eBay or Craigslist... But it might be almost as expensive to refurbish that one, after shipping etc as to buy it new from Inmod.


Good Question: Where can I find this patio umbrella?
8/8/07 6:24 PM

Hi there, it's Steven...

I Love Upstate: We accept!

Jenny in DC: It's a Dunn-Edwards color, but I looked at the paint can and it's not listed there, I don't remember the name of the color, sorry...

Judy in TO: Wow, we have the same bust! I found it in an antique shop in Scottsdale, Arizona. Mine was not a lamp base, though I have seen almost exactly the same bust as a lamp before, this one had a more textured gold face, while our bust is smooth.

Scout: The ivory throughout is a Sherwin-Williams color called "Netsuke". Perfectly neutral without being plain is exactly what it is, and it goes with everything.

Fiona: Thank you, that's so very nice! I don't know why LA would be more art deco oriented, maybe because of Hollywood? Both cities have great 40's Modern architecture though. Is NY really not that deco oriented? That's interesting...

Thanks again everyone for your nice comments, this has been fun for us!

Thanks Gregory from Apartment Therapy for finding us, we've thoroughly enjoyed it.


House Tour: Steven and John's Original Splendor
8/1/07 2:44 PM

Thank you, Anusha73! I restored the game table, the coffee table, the large bookcase in the living room; the 3 cabinets in the dining room, and the legs of the chairs. The nightstands in the bedroom, the two low cabinets in the library, and the three biomorphic tables placed throughout. I think that these pieces look best when they are impeccably maintained, they are so clean that patina doesn't do them justice, typically. It's just a lot of work.


House Tour: Steven and John's Original Splendor
7/25/07 8:12 AM

Hi! It's Steven here...

First of all, thank you everyone SO much for your really lovely and welcoming remarks, I truly appreciate it.

Magnaverde, you put into words exactly the way I feel about the house too, and wanted to achieve, but never really articulated. The process of filling out the Apartment Therapy questionaire was more difficult than I had imagined, but I think you've said it all, and clearly!

HRH Princess Fiona - by royal decree, I have added a couple of photographs of the kitchen... It may appear that we are drunkards, but the photos I had available were taken right before a big party. You may also now see the bathroom.

Robilu - Hanging that enormously heavy mirror was daunting, just be SURE that you use the heaviest hooks you can find (use at least two) - I used those earthquake proof hooks made of very heavy plastic - and be SURE that you are screwing these directly into a stud. Even with a studfinder, you may have to do this using trial and error.

Communicatrix - You move in Tuesday, July 31st. Just bring a toothbrush.

Boomer - The curvy green chairs in the living room are Gilbert Rohde, for the Herman Miller Company, from 1939.

SpinsLPs - Thank you so much, I've seen your beautiful place online, so coming from you that is nice!

Aline - Of course you may visit whenever you'd like! I looked at your photographs, they're amazing!

To everyone else, I really appreciate all of the kind things you've said. I'm in no way a design professional, so I had no idea what to expect...

Steven.


House Tour: Steven and John's Original Splendor
7/25/07 7:49 AM