Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Moving to a new apartment | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | ShaunieG | General discussion | |
| ... to fit everything we want inside. We already decided that we'll dine on the island to make more space. We're planning a 40x 30 square feet for the kitchen - dining room. We're planning to get some Ikea for the cabinets below the kitchen island and remove the doors of the rest of the cabinets so it'll be more open and modern. Can you give us more tips? Thanks in advance! | |||||
| B + M | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | Jakey G | General discussion | |
| B + M Branding (and marketing) cannot be divorced from how we perceive the objects that we define as desirable. Branding is like a fifth dinension of design, in my opinion. If it's not right, the rest can suffer. Take the endless fuss about knock-off Eames chairs (and the panicked adverts running in the glossies about this): much of this is about brand, pure and simple - the fear that you don't get the pleasurable feeling of owning the brand if it's counterfeit. Is a Swiss Railways watch any different to a Deutsche Bahn watch? No. But the Swiss brand...all t ... | |||||
| I have a box | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | ModTiques | General discussion | |
| I have a box Full of those bases in black. I've even listed them on etsy and eBay to sell them off. It's a bar swivel base for the Eames shells. Imagine an ice cream parlor or a diner counter. | |||||
| I think | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | mTm | General discussion | |
| ... from the 50's, and metal banded countertops? Naah. That was a bit too googie or diner fab for me. Many of the architect designed homes from that period had very crisp understated kitchens- even the Eichler homes had pedestrian looking laminate based cabinets, etc. I prefer that look?.. to a certain extent?it's quite another to spend thousands of dollars for a kitchen that has nothing to "show" for the money you spent. Then again, the thought of going to a box store and building a paint-by-numbers kitchen made me want to puke! So, we're in the process of a ... | |||||
| That table seats ten, but not the way you're thinking. | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | fastfwd | General discussion | |
| That table seats ten, but not the way you're thinking. Five on each side is the way. 24" x 18" per diner is PLENTY, and this table provides that plus a 5" wide space down the middle of the table for salt & pepper, flowers, candles, etc. | |||||
| The '58 Royal Manor looks... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | flyingpatricio | General discussion | |
| The '58 Royal Manor looks... The '58 Royal Manor looks like it could double up as a 50's diner. | |||||
| These are nice. | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | rockland | General discussion | |
| These are nice. I don't have them but gave them as a gift. (from amazon-oxo) If they did not have a mixing bowl rolled edge, (and a logo) i would rate them almost perfect...eh, maybe. I use various platters and Eva Zeisel bowls, and randomly choose something i have not seen in a while. Winter can be dull so clear glass is a nice change for greens. With an oval platter i can see what is presented. Adding olives, prosciutto, mozzarella to the edge... My grandmother had a diner so her stainless bowls are pretty classic, thick and priceless. Some have a pedest ... | |||||
| Destroyer mug | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Monochrome | General discussion | |
| Destroyer mug The sturdy and iconic diner mug: perfect. But don't forget the handle-less, marine subspecies. Link shows one example; I've seen them with the same narrow waist as olive's example, in a gray glaze, too. Now, if only they came with a picture of a duck on the side. http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/wwii-us-navy-corning-hornblower-wa... | |||||
| uh | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | rockland | General discussion | |
| uh spanky wins. I have some contenders... My grandpa Hartzel was a killing machine. Grandma Nellie owned a diner. Cool fake foods. (I have a fake deviled egg on my mantel) I kinda like it Spank. But maybe just for the holidays. Sentimental? | |||||
| Banquette Preliminary Section | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | uasrem2 | General discussion | |
| Banquette Preliminary Section Suggestions:(see section) -Retract seat -Round corners -Address back & knee angles Maintain: -Modern/Brutalist/Cantilever profile Avoid: -Diner Banquette profile Do: -Study model (Sketchup) to address potential issues; i.e. Framing intersection @ corners. See attached model (not shown on model: Upholstery, Non-Amazonian study figure, spec'd. finish) Have fun & Good luck diY'er. | |||||
| Couldn't do it | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Riki | General discussion | |
| ... or nothing, I couldn't tell. So I drove an hour out into the countryside and the only thing that was worth bidding on was this couch and I got really excited. But then I flipped it over, (believe me, the farmers and countryfolk at this auction were all staring at me turning all of the furniture upside down--I'm sure I will be the talk of the local diner for days to come), and on the bottom was a sticker that said "Property of the South Carolina Department of Corrections. It came out of a prison. And I just got weirded out and I put it down and left. Li ... | |||||
| Bedankt Koen! | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | bj | General discussion | |
| Bedankt Koen! Trouble is; the guy who sells this had the finish redone some years ago, wich resulted in this greasy chocolate brown. I feel it smudges the clean lines of the diner. It was made in Ingelmunster, West-Flanders, a region situated around the river 'Leie', 'the golden river' as it was called due to the booming linnen-industry decades ago. I've become enamoured and curiously attracted to products like this, made on a small scale, by firms that have faded away or ceased making furniture like this. I'm more collecting a story than pieces of furniture ... | |||||
| I actually LOVE the idea of a recipes thread | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| ... I'd bet you'd have a hard time beating my BBQ sauce. No kidding! It's a recipe gifted to me by a wonderful woman who ran a diner I used to haunt in my punk rock bartending days. We all called her Miss Hubert, so that ought to clue you in to the autheticity. I've tweaked it very little as iy was near perfection before. It's a Memphis (the city not the design-collective) style red sauce that is spicy, sweet, tangy and rich all in one bite. Great on chicken, pulled pork, ribs or poured over a burger. Ya'll want me to post it? By the way, how's your mama an the ... | |||||
| You have (high... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | azurechicken (USA) | General discussion | |
| You have (high... You have (high end)M.O.M.A.Palm Springs , Philip Johnson.and you have lower? trailer/diner/I love Lucy set all of the period,all valid. | |||||
| Shield back chair repair | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Martin Stampfli | General discussion | |
| I have a set of 6 shield back chairs that are starting to get quite wiggly: Both legs and shield back are loose. - Can ou take them apart easily? - Is the back supposed to be glued to be rear seat support or is it supposed to be free to move? Please see picture Attachment: Chaise-salle-à-diner.jpg | |||||
If you need any help, please contact us at – info@designaddict.com