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Fabric walls.

There is nothing better than wool when it comes to getting it clean again. Not so sure about keeping it clean though.

Hurray for anamimi! My kids are grown, but I still avoid un-child-friendly adults. I find I enjoy people who value people over things.

Love the rabbit and fox art, as well as the whole vibe.

With a kitchen like this I might even cook!

I'm terrible at gleaning information from the posted photos, but it looks to me like the seating area is not a cushion that can be removed, right? So any repair has to be done right there, on the couch.

My first thought was how about those iron-on patches or fusible interfacing. Cut a small piece of one of those, insert it into the tear, and iron it so that the two sides of the cut are now bridged by the patch? Does that make sense? Seems like it would support the fabric, preventing more tearing, while being invisible.

I feel your pain--I would do anything to save myself from a re-upholstery expense if I was in your situation.

Call the people at Dharma Trading and ask them. They are awesome.

Love the dresser!

One of the things my family does is sit down together and write notes to businesses indicating employees who have given us great service over the year. So often companies receive complaints about employees, but few compliments.

Love it. Want those mango walls--can you tell us the paint?