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value-brand cereal posted:*remembers that they are fr*nch* oh right. Nevermind, I won't point out the obvious. If you're going to import drama, at least make it funny.
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I don't know if I'll regret sharing this, but at least it's not drama? My home office, which I redecorated this year from a shade of battleship grey. An interesting thing to note is that all these images were taken within five minutes of each other. The shade of pink is the same on each wall. Light and shadow really play such a huge part in how we perceive a colour. The cream wall with the french doors was painted cream rather than pink because when there is strong light coming through the doors, the wall would have appeared very dark and oppressive. My intention with the room was to explore maximalism without eclecticism. I don't think I quite made it to maximalist, it's just that we're so used to minimalist decor that anything beyond that looks like a lot. The art is mostly by local artists, although the cassowary is a print by an artist in Seattle that was a fundraiser for Australian bushfire recovery efforts. I need to get the window replaced - it's old and in bad shape - and when that's done I'm going to make a roman blind in the same fabric as the closet curtain. The room functions both as my home office and as a transition point between indoor space and outdoor space; all the rugs are sturdy outdoor textiles, we store gardening supplies in the closet, and there is space near the doors to provide a nursery for seedlings that need to be hardened up before going outside.     
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I think the plant corner will be great when some of those plants are taller, although I'm browsing on a phone so I haven't got the size to see if those things are even real plants. Maybe get a plant that falls rather than rising, though, and hang it high up.
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Azza Bamboo posted:I think the plant corner will be great when some of those plants are taller, although I'm browsing on a phone so I haven't got the size to see if those things are even real plants. Maybe get a plant that falls rather than rising, though, and hang it high up. Oh for sure, some of those plants are going to get taller. There's a dicksonia antarctica tucked in there that grows to 10ft outside, but usually only 6 ft inside, a standard-issue monstera deliciosa that is but a baby yet, give it a few years and it'll live up to its name, and an arabica coffee plant that's tripled in size since July when I got it, and will make a nice shrubby tree size. There's no way that everything stays as compact in that corner as it is now, but I'm not panicking about where it all goes until it does the growing. I'm just really glad I didn't give into my basest instincts and get a ruffled fan palm. (Yet.)
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Idlewild_ posted:I don't know if I'll regret sharing this, but at least it's not drama? My home office, which I redecorated this year from a shade of battleship grey. An interesting thing to note is that all these images were taken within five minutes of each other. The shade of pink is the same on each wall. Light and shadow really play such a huge part in how we perceive a colour. The cream wall with the french doors was painted cream rather than pink because when there is strong light coming through the doors, the wall would have appeared very dark and oppressive. My intention with the room was to explore maximalism without eclecticism. I don't think I quite made it to maximalist, it's just that we're so used to minimalist decor that anything beyond that looks like a lot. This is neat I like this. The color is way too bright for me personally to exist in (blue and green and yellow for me plzz.....MAYBE coral) but if you get a million more paintings on the wall it won't be quite so promininent.
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I love it, it's a great use of color in a world where everyone seems to want to paint things shades of greige. The plants especially are a great contrast to the walls!
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You’re not madder that it’s an induction stove? E: woops hella late my bad
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His Divine Shadow posted:I dunno if anyone finds this interesting or not, but a break from the same old mcmansions could be nice I thought. I love all of these. That last house in particular is great.  Is this one of those old fashioned saunas? A black surface this shiny in a kitchen of all places seems like a terrible idea. Idlewild_ posted:I don't know if I'll regret sharing this, but at least it's not drama? My home office... [etc etc] This room is great, I love it!
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Nov 22, 2020 02:22
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L.A. Mayor Unveils Push To End Homelessness By Sending Around Some Pretty Reasonable Zillow Listings
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That's a funny onion article but please keep the thread on-topic.
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I would be physically unable to use those stairs. I have a phobia (?) of riserless stairs, elevated areas without handrails, and transparent floors, so a set of clear acrylic riserless stairs without handrails is basically tailor made to paralyze me. And I adore Idlewild's office.
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His Divine Shadow posted:Something different, a house from 1899. This house rules. The Zillow search term of the day is "concrete penthouse" https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1100-E-3rd-St-APT-201-Long-Beach-CA-90802/68994326_zpid/    https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/248-Washington-Ave-3-Miami-Beach-FL-33139/43908197_zpid/ linked due to art titty https://i.imgur.com/U46wLOg.jpg   https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/449-N-Wells-St-APT-3W-Chicago-IL-60654/3862901_zpid/   https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1520-Lenox-Ave-APT-4-Miami-Beach-FL-33139/2077213469_zpid/  getting Memphis Design vibes from this terrace  https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4387-W-10th-Ave-402-Vancouver-BC-V6R-2H6/2077382376_zpid/ holy instagram filter   https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/555-Church-St-APT-2101-Nashville-TN-37219/108748307_zpid/ interior design by bEatmstrJ    
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Youth Decay drinking game: take a shot whenever you see THAT CHAIR
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:I would be physically unable to use those stairs. I have a phobia (?) of riserless stairs, elevated areas without handrails, and transparent floors, so a set of clear acrylic riserless stairs without handrails is basically tailor made to paralyze me. I think that second phobia is more like "common sense"
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:Youth Decay drinking game: take a shot whenever you see THAT CHAIR I swear I am not picking out the ones that have Eames lounge chairs on purpose, it just shows up that often.
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Medenmath posted:I love all of these. That last house in particular is great. Naw, traditional Finnish saunas are almost always built from wood. It's an old-fashioned storage cellar! The earth regulates the temperature inside so your foodstuffs etc. stay at a reasonably cool temperature year-round, not too warm in summer, not too cold in winter 
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His Divine Shadow posted:Posted in the crappy construction thread, but it seems it suits this thread better: I really like #1 and #4, thank you for posting this. Please keep up if you have time. ed.: It's cool that all of these have their own sauna. Do all or most houses in Finland have their own sauna? Or are there neighborhood saunas in towns for those who don't have one in the house? Pigsfeet on Rye fucked around with this message at 15:57 on Nov 22, 2020 |
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too bad because those giant lamps are cool - they are by an old British company called Anglepoise, who are well known for making very high quality desk lamps. That is the novelty version of course and will run you about 6k. They will also terrify you in the middle of the night I'd imagine. I had recommended them to a friend who wanted a pink desk lamp. https://www.anglepoise.com/shop
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His Divine Shadow posted:Something different, a house from 1899. I just spotted the planted chair.
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Oh, oh, oh I know this one, and he's back in Pog form!
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:Youth Decay drinking game: take a shot whenever you see THAT CHAIR Two shots if it's got the wrong number of legs.
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I want to do some fiddling around with room design at the level of, like, furniture placement in rooms. Is there any software that's actually good at this? In the past I've just CADded up stuff but it's slow and tiresome. I see a zillion f2p search result options, are any of them actually pretty decent?
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I can smell these photos from Colorado.
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It's back! I thought this place got gutted and turned into some generic flip thing. Must have been a different cat palace.
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the plants and the art work really well here, only thing I'd mention is that the chair is really similar to the wall color, so it's kind of camouflaged. If you want it to really stand out, an earth tone might be good - something similar to the rug color. I also agree that you are going to need more on the wall since the color is so bright and striking. Otherwise people will have their attention constantly brought to the paint.
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His Divine Shadow posted:Posted in the crappy construction thread, but it seems it suits this thread better: This was great, thank you. If you know of any finnish sites similar to https://www.oldhousedreams.com/ let me know, I like looking at old homes and don't have the time or the patience to dig through foreign listing websites. OHD had an overseas sister site but they closed it down, and it mostly focused on Italian/French stuff. luxury handset posted:MERRY CHRISTMAS I had a client with a house like this. Christmas year round.
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This place made me feel really clawstrophobic. ... I'll see myself out.
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Youth Decay posted:The Zillow search term of the day is "singular"
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amethystbliss posted:Love this so much, even if I can't comprehend a 2 bed, 2 bath with 3,000 square ft. From the additional photos and floor plans on the house's website 3000sf seems like it could be an overestimate tbh https://clark-residence.squarespace.com/  
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amethystbliss posted:Love this so much, even if I can't comprehend a 2 bed, 2 bath with 3,000 square ft. Saaaaame.  It's all right angles and gray, it's perfect. Edit: it even has geothermal heating/cooling
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I assume this is Let's Make a Deal but with undead warriors instead of goats. Please tell me there's more. I need details of what my 224 thousand earth dollars would get me.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I assume this is Let's Make a Deal but with undead warriors instead of goats. everything else is quite normal looking https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/127-5th-St-NE-APT-G06-Minneapolis-MN-55413/71818061_zpid/ though I've never seen a countertop matched to a dishwasher like that before
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