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make these in rubber, like a croc, and it would make sense. just rinse it off easily. But material is a pain to clean. good idea I think... wrong material

feels very peaceful ... I like!

The first bathroom is my dream bathroom. I'm soooo jealous!

I wish I could remember the site I found my liners on, but it's a webpage that deals with items used for allergies, medical stuff, etc. The liners are the same ones that you see in hotels, and by far are the best blackout material to use. I'm not sure how they will look behind sheers (they are not as long as yours) but behind a regular curtain, they rock. do a little research online.

First, can I say... I LOVE the coffee table!

Second, who cares who has what anymore. Everyone is mid century crazy now, tomorrow it will be another trend. Home is about what feels good to you. As for the couch, I have the same problem with not being able to fit a proper couch in my apt, so I feel your pain. But I did some clever upholstering and no one recognizes I have a futon anymore. I think if you substituted two huge cushions (instead of 4 or 6), it might give a different feel. The only thing I'm not feeling in the room is the chair, too much of a 'set' vibe. A funky plush chair would round things out nicely, and not make things look too wicker heavy. Good luck, and please... keep that awesome table! cheers

I just got one of these last month for my belts, I love it!

I love the small Vornado heater (similar look to the old fans). It literally warms a room in no time and is half the size of the de-longhi I used to have.

question... I just did a whole re-do in my bedroom and now the dresser is very close to the steam pipe (2 inches on the bottom and 5 on the top). no other place to put it. Is there a 'suggested' space that things are supposed to be from a pipe or radiator? Also is there a material that can be put in between to diffuse the heat? My steam came up last night and it made me wonder if things could ever get hot enough to ever ignite (I know sounds a bit paranoid but....).

the wood probably won't resonate as nice with it painted, keep in mind it's an instrument not a dresser and built to sound good. BUT, it might look cool if you distress it a bit, make it look like an old saloon piano and get a cool stool to go with it.

I just went thru this recently, same situation. I put little foam things on the points of the platform under the bed so I don't get bruised (I have about 12 inches at the foot of the bed and less on the side of the window. BUt I painted the room antique white Benjamin Moore, which is very soft, and the windows and borders Dove White, and the two together really opened up the room. White silk (fake silk) curtains from BB&B, really cheap, & white bedding in different textures and two tiny stands on each side of the head of the bed with lamps For about $600 bucks you can do the whole room. light from the floor it makes the room look more open than the overhead. You still will have to crawl over the bed to the window a lot of the time but it won't feel as bad!