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20 comments:
Those red stools in the first picture remind me of that dumb Log toy on Ren and Stimpy. I have to veto you on the cute call here, Decorno (I still love you though.)
I love everything except for the retarded red logs.
Lo-og. lo-og. it's big it's heavy it's wood...
I love how Jeff Koons-y and insane the logs are. If this were my place, you would be drunk and sitting on the logs and playing Scattergories joyously with me in no time.
I would knock those bottles down every time I turned over in bed.
I'll ignore the logs, but that coffee table with the antiqued mirrored top is FABULOUS and I LOVE the daybed too! Such a cozy spot to curl up!!
way cute. and i kinda like the logs.
those little green bottles are so tablescape-y.
we need drunk.
I saw a daybed like that on eBay a few months ago that I considered, and ultimately decided against (worried it was too clunky). Now I am filled with regrets.
Le sigh.
Birdy, I love your posts.
Daybeds are so pretty, but I think they end up being bad substitutes for good sofas.
The bottles just made me laugh, I was thinking if I'm desperate to pee but it's so much trouble to get out of bed the problem is solved!
But I love the red logs. Everyone loves a log - it's better than bad, it's good
The bottles just made me laugh, I was thinking if I'm desperate to pee but it's so much trouble to get out of bed the problem is solved!
But I love the red logs. Everyone loves a log - it's better than bad, it's good
A fire-engine-red enameled log... One day you're going to wake up, look at it, and wonder "What was I thinking?"
People.. get off the logs.. the logs can go bye bye.. other than the LOGS...good things! I too am kinda laughin' about the "pee"and the bottles by the bed....do like 'em in the pic...
I think this post was just for me. Really thoughtful of you, thanks! But really, I love those photos. The top one is almost too much color, but it's the right colors for me. And yeah, I could do without the red logs.
I could do without most of the red - and the red logs are just silly. I like my logs to look like logs (minus the insects though)
i'm sure there's something Freudian about that...
the little bottles made me laugh - those belong on top of a dresser or something. I hate that stagey green bottles on top of an orange book crap - especially on such a tiny table next to a way out of proportion lamp. I like the lamp and the book - with a vintage alarm clock on top of the book. thank you and good evening.
Books are not coasters. Or doilies, or little tables. Don't put shit on books, especially on expensive art books with nice dustcovers. You pile stuff on them and you'll get dents or rings and the cover will start to look like crap, especially if the cover paper has a satin finish.
And more important: People don't read books when things are piled on them. Books are meant to be read, or looked at, or at least thumbed through occasionally.
Free the books.
I have been in that cottage - its on the end of long island
too cute. Ginny
I really don't understand these.
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