Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| so i shall carry the torch? | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | rockland | General discussion | |
| so i shall carry the torch? The couch is complicated. An anchor of the home. I am in need and am suffering the same dilemma... Congrats on the purchase. The construction seems mint and i adore the fabric! (i have an original 20ft couch from the early 60's, custom built and down-filled. Showing it's age and came with the house. Love it/hate it. A built-in that needs attention) replace or restore? | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | azurechicken (USA) | General discussion | |
| . I advise vintage if possible in most cases,that group of Eames is among my favorites(visually).For general use a sofa with arms is usually most comfortable.The Eames I know is not as comfortable as it could/should be,but it does have a certain (cachet).The other sofa is/will most likely be more comfortable,and design wise its type is simple/blends/classic.It is a dilemma eye and comfort dont usually align.... | |||||
| Oh my gosh! | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Oh my gosh! I'm glad to have found a place where people have the same dilemma as I do. I thought I was the only one! | |||||
| Maybe the collector of rare... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | betty2 | General discussion | |
| Maybe the collector of rare... Maybe the collector of rare furniture YCI so vociferously defended a few posts back can give us insights on this design dilemma? | |||||
| I liked the minimalism or nothingness thread alot... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| ... am far far more interested in design for living now. The threads that blather on and on and on about repro's and knock off's, or the atrocities commited by ebay sellers to classics, don't do much for me. I love to hear about what people are doing to their homes like LRF's awesome stoneworks project. I also love participating in discussions about a dilemma that someone's trying to solve in their space. I also really enjoy it when folks like SDR, Koen and DCWilson get all philosophical about the role of design i nthe modern world and whathe future could or sh ... | |||||
| I enjoyed your lawn-mowing story, BTM | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | william-holden-... | General discussion | |
| I enjoyed your lawn-mowing story, BTM but the moral of the tale isn't really applicable to the supposed "ethical dilemma" of breaking up a set. The third landscaper showed benevolence toward the neighborhood through his uncompensated act, he was rewarded with additional business as a result. Perhaps the landscaper did it without motive because he just hates unsightly grass... perhaps he did it because he foresaw the result. In the case of a seller who nobly (?) refuses to break up a set of chairs-- who's the recipient of this "benevolent" act? If there is in ... | |||||
| WHC, design 3, wow! | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | rockland | General discussion | |
| WHC, design 3, wow! Love the spoon shape. The dilemma is not being able to hold it, get the sense of weight...when buying online or ebay. I did have a few patterns i saved in my 'watching' folder on ebay to get an idea of price etc. And yes, it would take years to search and collect enough of one pattern. I'm enjoying the hunt. Flatware is on the necessary 'everyday object' list. Along with the alarm clock, coffee cup, even sheets. The tactile list is the most interesting to shop for and the most disappointing when a bad decision is made. And yes, the skinny ... | |||||
| Hairball happiness | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | bustelo | General discussion | |
| Hairball happiness I sympathize with your dilemma. My cat is old and does not claw at furniture anymore. He does have good taste in chairs, but despises the DCM & DCW, they are too slippery and easy to clean. He likes to sit in everything with upholstery when my lap is unavailable. His fur clings to every kind of fabric and visible surface. The only acceptable option for me is to vacuum often. Although he does not sharpen his claws on the furniture, all my pieces show signs of wear on the front edge where his front paws make initial contact as he jumps aboar ... | |||||
| RE: Coffee Maker Dilemma | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | moosix | General discussion | |
| Can you just buy another? If not new, new old stock on ebay? | |||||
| RE: Coffee Maker Dilemma | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | fleur-du-mal | General discussion | |
| Never liked press pots, since even on the coarsest setting you'd still end up with a bunch of coffee grounds in your cup.I use a Cuisinart carafe coffee maker. It's very good, has a timer (just in case you can't wait that 30 seconds in the morning it takes to get it ready) and the thermal pot keeps the coffee hot and fresh for hours. upd: confused our water heater and coffee maker brands, oops. | |||||
| RE: Coffee Maker Dilemma | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | Anower | General discussion | |
| My suggestion - "Mr. Coffee 12-Cup Manual Coffee Maker" is one of the best option for you. This is manual and cost saver.This coffee maker has a modest design with a simple On/Off switch, and it can brew up to 12 cups at a time. It has a water window on the side to help you measure the proper amount of liquid, as well as an auto-pause feature that lets you pour a cup during the brew cycle. While it’s certainly not fancy, reviewers say this model is a solid basic coffee pot for anyone on a budget. | |||||
| RE: Identification help | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | lexi | General discussion | |
| @dilemma. Great user name BTW. Hopf and Wortmann for Kundalini - Atomium floor lamp. 2006 Attachment: atomium-lamp.jpg | |||||
| Good for you, rols, and good luck! | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| Good for you, rols, and good luck! Thanks for posting. The dilemmas you face in attempting restoration raise interesting questions. Please post pics of your results. It would be great to see your table (and this thread) brought to a happy state! | |||||
| RE: ID Danish chairs | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | fredhh | Identification | |
| @herringbone For sure you are right if you say "so what is the fuss all about". But now we got worked up over that topic, so let's continue, but please don't misunderstand me, I do appreciate your work of research, but I found a disaccord regarding the entry as "Rasmussen Kjærulff" in the 1954 phone book and the fact, that a certain "Architect Kjærnulf was asked in 1951 to make drawings for stage construction, changing rooms etc" for the community hall of Stenløse. See the link at page 7 http://www.sk-dilettant.dk/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Skrifter1998-for ... | |||||
| Simon, All very... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... doesn't look like Høng to me). As for the restoration. We are ok as far as the polishing goes, but when I mentioned two of the chairs were in very poor condition and needed restoration I meant cabinet making. One chair has lost a front stretcher and another has two repaired breaks in the back which are a bit untidy. I will need to spend money with a cabinet maker to sort this out and must consider the rarity and eventual value of the chairs. So input on value and what I should spend is the next dilemma. And just incase this has been overlooked in all this d ... | |||||
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