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	Good call - I thought it was ...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	gene	General discussion
	Good call - I thought it was ... Good call - I thought it was a Pearsall hiding behind all those pillows. Those sofas have beautiful long lines and this person is very lucky to have an incredible room that can accommodate it so well. I know it's an interior decorator thing, but it still saddens me a little to see it with all those horrible pillows on it.
	I nearly bought a jukebox thi...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	Killian	General discussion
	I nearly bought a jukebox thi... I nearly bought a jukebox this way,but due to the lack of feedback I decided to do some digging and came to the conclusion it was a scam.I mailed Ebay,they said thanks for the help oh and by the way you wont be hearing from us reardless of whether its a scam or not.The page existed on the Ebay for about a week after I reported it with the buy it now feature.Im not sure whether thats a good or bad thing though.
	Olive,your observations are...	1 Relevance	23 years ago	david-48	General discussion
	Olive,your observations are... Olive,your observations are correct. Many people have little capacity for deeper visual insights.I am a very visual person, yet my ear is not too good.As for pal, I like the pithy sound bites such as this azurechicken person? and a few others make its the endless barc/repro thing thats DULL to me.
	every single herman miller one i sat in was the same	1 Relevance	22 years ago	ojingoh	General discussion
	every single herman miller one i sat in was the same from 1950s examples to today's sit in DWR, they're the same. it's wide, which is nice, but the back is short. my aeron has the same height back, or very close to it. i wouldnt't lean back in an aeron, and i definitely couldn't fall asleep in an aeron. same with the eames chair. and that's not a kind thing to say on this board anyway, that i don't know my repro from my original.
	If I were "a big collector of coloured 60's & 70's everything",	1 Relevance	17 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	If I were "a big collector of coloured 60's & 70's everything", I'd kill for that thing. Wouldn't care who made it, wouldn't care whether it was comfortable, wouldn't care what anyone else thought. I'd just put it in the middle of my living room and giggle every time someone new saw it for the first time.
	Sounds like not Knoll	1 Relevance	20 years ago	James Collins	General discussion
	Sounds like not Knoll Send a photo of the thing and I can tell you for sure but sounds like not Knoll. Most knoll bases made in US have BR51 molded into the base underneath. Wisconsin sounds like Burke or one of the american companies that made tulip knock off sets.
	It's good as new now!	1 Relevance	19 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	It's good as new now! The bestine and googone worked part of the way but miraculously the thing that worked the best was warm water and fine grade steel wool. We were scrubbing and scrubbing with the solvents and some of the stains/residue wouldn't budge and water took them off instantly since it's a water-soluable adhesive. Thanks for everyone's input.
	garden diva	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	garden diva several people have emailed me and ask who did the metal sculptures Her name is Lisa Regan http://www.gardendeva.com She is one of the greatest people and artist she can make any thing in metal she takes that leaser torch out and whips out the coolest stuff you have ever seen look on my website www.retroredo.com that is one of the coolest things she says she has ever done in metal ,
	dcwilson, I found it pretty...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	jesgord	General discussion
	dcwilson, I found it pretty... dcwilson, I found it pretty funny myself. Google is an amazing thing!!!
	Ideas MCM Fireplace Nook/Niche	1 Relevance	13 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Hi All -- appreciate a few folks giving feedback on my lights this past week. As we are moving into our custom built 1957 ranch, we have a couple of neat little places we are trying to figure out what to do with. When you walk in the front door, there is a decent sized niche with 2 outlets in it on the side of the fireplace and we have been searching for the perfect thing to go inside...anyone have ideas? Included link to 2 pics... http://imgur.com/a/RRZKl
	Lucky for you, you have a gun	1 Relevance	9 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	Lucky for you, you have a gun to copy. If you can get some beech stock thin enough to fit in the soldier's hand and you have access to a bandsaw, it would be very easy to copy that. A new replacement is better than nothing at all and way better than that metal thing! If you're looking for even the slimmest excuse to go to Denmark, the wooden paint stirrers they give away in paint stores are beech. Or at least they used to be. I would slap these up on ebay with a healthy price on them and see what happens (one at a time, I mean).
	http://design-milk.com/40	1 Relevance	10 years ago	_	General discussion
	http://design-milk.com/40-years-of-togo-and-still-going-strong/ If you happen to live nearby in one of their showrooms, it might be worth testing. This is probably what you should do, just go and test any sofa you think fit all your needs and meet all the other requirements in your household. And another thing, if you happen to live in one of those older buildings that the sofa you choose fits through the door, hallways and stairway turns.
	I did my search on the arco	1 Relevance	10 years ago	brein harris	General discussion
	I did my search on the arco lamp replica thing and ... has a very good pricing on it as well as great customer service!. ! They were so,so competitive in their pricing and honest! They have a ton to choose from!! We got the lamp in about 2 weeks! With really nice, efficient and clean assembly team that brought it into our house (less than 10 minute assembly!) (edited by DA - no links to repro websites please)
	I don't know that there's	1 Relevance	11 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	I don't know that there's much to know about them other than that they are industrial type steel work tables. What IS significant is that there's a market for that kind of thing if you can find a venue that meets your needs---which you probably already know. Just don't do anything to them other than dust them off because the patina of decades is the whole point of industrial style ---otherwise people would just go buy a new steel table for a few hundred dollars. Or maybe you have no intention of selling them, I don't know. But there's definitely a market for them if that's your goal. Good luck!
	The first bed is an Arne	1 Relevance	12 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	General discussion
	The first bed is an Arne Vodder design called Louise. (Vamo had a thing for naming its designs.) See here: http://movablemodern.com/documents/917/document-vamo-møbelfabrik-catalog/published-1957/7 The last bed looks a bit like It could plausibly be an Illum Wikkelsø design. More photos especially of the top corner whee there might be a signature Wikkelsø joint could be helpful.