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I subscribe to English Home magazine - to me the looks are timeless. They throw in some funky stuff but being a "non minimalist" I like the layered look of most of the homes and rooms that they showcase.
Five thousand pillows everywhere. Stop it already. And stop chopping the middle of them down to make two pointy things. It doesn't make your place look any more sophisticated.
Haha. I can't count the number of times I've watched my sister-in-law do that, and wondered, "What the...?"
I think Joanna Gaines does nice work, although it's not completely my style, it's a bit more rustic and farmhouse than my preference. But it generally looks comfortable and livable to me.
I have no idea, I'm not the one who 'bold' those words at all. Try not to let the little things bother you.
Yes, she does nice work; but lately getting boring same old.
Glass and metal TV stands which are supposed to look high-tech and modern but which really just expose a mess of wires and ugly electronics. They scream bachelor pad and men seem to like them. Unfortunately, my husband brought one home with his new TV. I hope if someone breaks in and steals the TV, they take the stand too.
Glass and metal TV stands which are supposed to look high-tech and modern but which really just expose a mess of wires and ugly electronics. They scream bachelor pad and men seem to like them. Unfortunately, my husband brought one home with his new TV. I hope if someone breaks in and steals the TV, they take the stand too.
I hate seeing all the wires. My husband and I didn't have room in a spare bedroom for the two nightstands. Since they had square edges we put both of them together for his tv in the living room. It;s actually pretty nice, very sturdy and has drawers to hide stuff in. I now for our next living room we will look for nightstands
Glass and metal TV stands which are supposed to look high-tech and modern but which really just expose a mess of wires and ugly electronics. They scream bachelor pad and men seem to like them. Unfortunately, my husband brought one home with his new TV. I hope if someone breaks in and steals the TV, they take the stand too.
I don’t think glass/metal media consoles suit a lot of people’s taste. There are tricks to conceal the cords and wires but your husband has to be on board with organizing the cords and concealing them. I opted for a metal media console by a young designer named Jonah Takagi for our condo space, mostly because the lines of the support beams and leg placement looked quirky and interesting. I use it as a TV stand and shelf for occasional books. The books do an ok job of hiding the cords. You can try some objets as well. It does have the advantage of being a lot less bulky than wood. Just rotated some coffee table books from the media console tonight:
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