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	good post olive	1 Relevance	19 years ago	moto modernist	General discussion
	good post olive Yep, I agree so far. Have a look at this photo of my bathroom. It was a difficult space to think through because it is so tiny ( just longer than a standard bath ). I regard this fascility space to be quite personal/hygenic and that for me holds a high priority for easy maintenance eg. totally tiled. This wee space has been subject of many conversations with dinner guests and friends, all with various sensations and opinions. My kitchen and bathroom are my opportunities to embrace hard, clinical, industrial lines. Theres no place for sympath ...
	Dk	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LuciferSum	General discussion
	Dk Its also not a terribly difficult diY project if you've got some time and some spare room. I've done two myself, our fair Spanky has done about six at this point. At most you need a staple gun, some leather, some sandpaper, and some polyurethane. There is much more detailed info in an exchange between Spanky and myself... link below. Good luck! http://www.designaddict.com/design_addict/forums/index.cfm/fuseaction/th...
	Yes	1 Relevance	19 years ago	Robert Leach	General discussion
	Yes I think it does work with water, and outside in the garden too. I just think it it difficult in the modern home unless, as Olive said, it is from either end of the range of blues I used the best example of a blue mosaic swimming Pool I have ever seen, and will include the best blue exterior I know of- The Morrocan garden that belonged to Yves St Laurent Though I'm sure the north African light helps the colour somewhat
	i am all clocked out i ...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	i am all clocked out i ... i am all clocked out i got three sets of hands from vitra and working all night on my clocks and they exhausted me , did I do the wrong thing ? I bought a Howard miller star clock on ebay for 135.00 yes original and a great deal , saw some guy trying to get 770.00 for the same clock still listed i think. i have no idea what he is thinking but this is ebay not wright auction, what a joke of course the original electric clock did not ...
	how 'bout this?	1 Relevance	19 years ago	kdc (USA)	General discussion
	... alignment gets you started -- and it's a necessary place to begin [some skip this essential step altogether and miss a great deal] -- but in the end the optical alignment is your final concern which takes you to the end of the task. having said that, and with the acknowledgment there are two opposing forces at work here, i would submit that those two forces are not equal in strength -- the more dominant of the two being the entire fireplace itself with it's very prominent vertical thrust [because the columns extend from floor to mantle]. those visual cues w ...
	Restoration Going well, but...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	Dave Pressler	General discussion
	Restoration Going well, but... I think I'm going to reupholster it myself. It doesn't look that difficult. The estimates to have it done were too pricey for the mutt of a chair. Any good forums on diY upholstery? I'm sure I could use some tips and tricks!
	Weird website	1 Relevance	19 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	Weird website The website is so sophisticated and styled that it's difficult to move around. Wouldn't they have been better off by showing small pix that you could click on?
	In my	1 Relevance	19 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	In my experience clear finishes with color added can be difficult to apply evenly. I'd let the clear finish of your choice do the job of bringing out the color of the wood, without any tint or stain. Any finish you choose can be enhanced and renewed with wax. However, wax can be water-spotted; who has experience with dealing with this ? Is the application of more wax the solution ? SDR
	movements on vitra clocks	1 Relevance	19 years ago	joelpirela	General discussion
	movements on vitra clocks All the movements on my vitra re-editions say they are made in Germany.... but who knows, maybe the screws are made in china. Nobody can control everything this days. It's difficult to be china-free this days... just look at your computer.... you will be amazed. joel
	the hardest thing to upho...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	the hardest thing to upho... the hardest thing to upholster in MCM furniture is Womb chairs, swan chairs, Egg chairs, coconut chair, and the Eames Arm shells, we have done them all. any thing else i feel any competent upholster should be able to do, and when i get many calls which i am thankful for each call. I try to save them money on shipping, ahd tell them to use a local guy but we have done the day beds by Nelson, Knoll, and others, the Sherrif chair can be difficult as can the cone chairs
	I don't know that I am necessarily	1 Relevance	19 years ago	Big Television Man	General discussion
	I don't know that I am necessarily blaming the buildings, I think it is more a disappointment with the total lack of imagination relative to construction projects going forward from say 1945. The vast majority are still designs that were laid out 300 to 400 years ago. That doesn't strike me as progress but rather stagnation. Apartment blocks are a whole other issue, and difficult not to come across as either prisons or hotels. Soundproofing is always an issue as is odor control and the ability or lack thereof in containing the smells of a neighbor cooking ca ...
	either/or	1 Relevance	19 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	either/or Good quality look and good quality feel (or usability) is best and I'm not going to compromise on either. Some beautiful looking high quality design is uncomfortable and difficult to use, so those items will not enter my home. An example of this are those beautiful paper shade Noguchi floor and table lamps. They are difficult, since they get dirty or tear and they can not be cleaned. (I do have a Nelson Bubble Lamp, complete with a tear and a couple of tiny pin holes, and even though it's fragile as heck, I still love it). Otherwise, I prefer wel ...
	more from Howard Miller	1 Relevance	19 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	... have limited, and in most cases, incomplete archives of the George Nelson clocks that were in the product line at that time. Unfortunately, we do not have proper archives of the following: - archived print photography of all of the GN clocks - complete print catalogs from the period - a sales history of GN units sold during that time - historical pricing information - historical documentation of the GN partnership - copies of ideas, sketches, etc. - no high-res digital archives of any historical product - no photo history of principle personalities during t ...
	your chair is a great cha...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	... a great stand, very similar to the Herman Miller chairs and nice arms, That chair with nice vinyl would cost you around 400.00 , to recover with leather 650.00 I am sure you can find someone in your area to recover it I don't think that it would be that difficult. for the 10 dollars that you have invested i believe that you would have made a nice investement with new covering on it.
	It's all in the details...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	koen	General discussion
	It's all in the details... Dear SDR, The first clue is the wood of the table...a typical digital wood rendering. The flawless way the wood is reflected in the stainless steel under the spout is also typical. Most suspicious is the fact that there are no traces of parting lines...These two stainless steel pieces are not easy to cast, especially not the spout side, so even if they are remouved in the wax stage, one has to expect some traces of parting lines...this is too perfect. I would also expect some visible trace of a "O"-ring or any other joint that will ...