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I've been a fan for a while. Love the space and love the work.

It's a preference for me to have familiar folks take off their shoes, but I won't badger if someone doesn't. Even I get annoyed sometimes having to take mine off when I forget something inside. I'd rather take the extra few seconds to unlace though than have what makes the sticky sound on a public bathroom floor end up mashed in my rugs. There are just some things a door mat, mop and vacuum aren't going to get rid of easily.

My method of subtle suggestion is taking off my own shoes at the door in a pronounced way after retrieving someone from the gate. Most folks seem fine going along with "when in Rome." If they not, I pull the lever on the trap door — I mean...go about entertaining.

I'm just reminded that obsessing over creating something you know is good is never a bad thing, whether it's a sentence, a chair or a person's connection to their environment. It's hard not to be affected by his drive and creative momentum.

mike_d - It's a Nelson bench, which can be sourced officially from anyone who sells Herman Miller or unofficially sourced as a reproduction online.

juliehiggins - That's a Malm fireplace.

A nice mixture of styles. Love how everything works together.

The Kokoris Residence is fantastic.

Nicely curated furniture. Love the bike too. That vignette looking towards your bedroom is fantastic.

A space made all the better when you've followed the journey to get to where it is now. I've always loved the crisp and simple color punctuation.

So much color, contrast and texture in such a small space without looking cluttered. That dining area strums at my modernist heartstrings.