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They're all pretty neat but the only one I'd consider using would be the one in the third picture.

I didn't think this was really an idea someone needed a blog post to think of. But anyway, it is nice when done properly. My aunt saw an abstract sort of blocky design in a magazine ages ago and painted a similar divider in her kitchen in that style. She was so ahead of the curve, and it still looks modern and beautiful even today.

I think alot of people are going on about the decorating, however I think alot, including myself, have forgotten about the actually apartment, which I adore. It's just the way it's presented that makes it very cold and sad in my eyes.

I just recently turned my closet into a workspace. It's pretty basic at the moment, but it's not far from what CNN shows.

@Missmay, I officially love you! I never remember to check anthropologie for stuff!

I sorta like it on the tables, for the not so opaque reason you mentioned, but on more organic shapes like the chandelier, It just looks like a messy forgotten about project.

I can't stand that position, whether I'm reading or using my laptop. My most comfortable position is legs semi crossed, with the laptop resting on my feet. It allows some air to circulate beneath the laptop, and something about my torso to leg length ratio keeps it comfortable for me.

Lol, just reread my comment, meant to type 'got', not 'dog'

Just another little tip with upholstered stuff - I was making an upholstered headboard and went to buy the foam from JoAnne's. They wanted to charge me $70 for foam, and most of it wouldn't even be used in the end. Instead we went to Big Lots and dog a cheap mattress pad. It was way cheaper, and still thick enough to give a good amount of support if you lean on it. Plus with fabric over the foam you'd never know what it actually looks like.

I would love something like this, minus the foot board. I actually love sleeping in small places, sorta wrapped up. I really love cozy tiny spots. I also hate how beds take up so much space in a bedroom, since most of my life I've also had to use my bedroom as a studio and reading area, which is difficult in small places, so if you had a deep dormer window like that you could have your bed off to the side and use the rest of the room for something else.