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| Display Name: | cindysue |
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| Member Since: | 10/28/09 |
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Absolutely agree. White walls make small spaces look larger and brighter. Now we have a larger space with ten feet high ceilings and white is still working its magic. Our kitchen is signal yellow with patterned antique tiles. No other color would work with that combo. One Minute Tip: An Ode to White Walls Apartment Therapy Videos |
3/5/13 3:09 PM |
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Being a coffee fanatic, one of the things that has given me the most pleasure in my kitchen is our Cuisinart Burr Mill Coffee Grinder. I also couldn't live without my Wagner Cast Iron skillets that were passed down from my grandmother. What One Kitchen Product Do You Recommend Splurging On? Reader Intelligence Request |
2/21/13 3:33 PM |
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It's so refreshing to see something that hasn't been over-staged and over-styled. Love the pinball machine. Bellissimo! An Archeologist's Kitchen in ItalyKitchen Tour |
1/24/13 11:31 AM |
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I hate it. It is a disaster for designers and it dumbs down the user experience. 10 Reasons to Upgrade to Windows 8 |
11/8/12 4:04 PM |
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IKEA might look ok, but it will fall apart very quickly. But I question buying from IKEA because of dubious environmental issues. They are currently clear-cutting virgin ancient Russian forests in north Karelia instead of logging secondary forests. It isn't enough for good design in the 21st century to only be aesthetically pleasing and well-functioning - good design has to be responsible/sustainable both in its manufacturing process and in its recyclable component/material content. Instead of a thinking only as consumer, it might be helpful to think of one's self as a "recyclosumer". IKEA 2013 Catalog Preview: Stylists' Design Ideas Worth Stealing |
7/23/12 5:59 AM |
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If you want a more neutral space, paint the red wall white to match the rest of the room. The red is accentuating the top of your fireplace, adding to the cacophony of shapes. To unify the brick wall and the fireplace wall, put some matching brick facing on the wall of the old attic area (the empty space between the top of the wall and the ceiling). Also, the shelves look too tall for books. If so, refit the shelves at more appropriate heights and you could easily add another shelf to each unit. If you're looking for a bit of color to spice it all up after you've added your books, you could paint some of the detailing of the fireplace molding. It looks like a floral pattern - now there's a spot for your blues and greens! Maybe echo some of the colors from your throw-cushions? Put all your little frames at the front of one of your bookshelves, or scatter them around in front of your books and then put something tall and grand on your lovely mantelpiece to counterbalance your tv. Love your red sofa! Hivemind Designer: What Would You Do With This Wall? |
1/25/12 4:57 PM |
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I don't think the green vase was originally a vase. It looks more like an old olive oil bottle- the kind that were woven inside a basket. We have a smaller one that is similar, Spanish from the 1950's. On Trend in Europe: The Handcrafted Hippie Home Look |
10/19/11 10:26 AM |
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to cynintheriver: The black wooden armchair was made in the 1960's and 70's by Ercol (British) and is actually missing the back cushion. As of 2008 it is back in production as the Ercol Evergreen line, but I don't think it is offered in black. On Trend in Europe: The Handcrafted Hippie Home Look |
10/18/11 4:29 PM |
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Thanks Hinke - any chance the store is in NL? Mutina: Innovative Ceramics & Superior Design Cersaie 2011 |
10/6/11 5:12 AM |
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any idea what the ballpark price p/sq. ft or sq. m is? Mutina: Innovative Ceramics & Superior Design Cersaie 2011 |
10/5/11 2:11 PM |
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Using a tea trolley for the microwave is a great idea for people who don't have a lot of countertop space! Jessica and Angela's Art-Filled Oasis House Tour |
3/7/11 1:45 PM |