[girlgun]

post more real pictures of your own homes! jesus.

[m1rr0r dash]

 

 

 

 

Newport Sofa from Lammhults

http://www.lammhults.se/?id=2787

...modular is always good... i didn't see prices, which could mean it's also out of yr price range...

[!@#$%!]

mang i saw a movie of that $12K sofa and I WANT IT.

that's all i'd need really. that & a big rug. and those books all over. see:

http://www.vitra.com/products/design...r_640x480.html

in typical advertising fashion they sneak a book "the sex of things" into the foreground. oh, but how subtle!

--

anyway. so out of my league for now.

this store is more within my reach. and that's already pushing it.

[Savage Clone]

"If you have to ask, you can't afford it."

[m1rr0r dash]

Originally Posted by girlgun

post more real pictures of your own homes! jesus.

did you even read the RFP?

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

"If you have to ask, you can't afford it."

i wish my local goodwill carried good shit. i might scour craigslist for the next 6 months

[!@#$%!]

 

???

the chick is hot, the funiture im not sure.

besides i loooooooooove red. RED. RED.

[m1rr0r dash]

i kid....

for girlgun:

my old apartment in atlanta - the living room

 

 

 

 

[m1rr0r dash]

dining room

 

my office (cool desktop on the computer, huh?)

 

her office, which was in our bedroom

 

the other half of our bedroom

 

[!@#$%!]

(my) philosophy of the living room:

social. not a bedroom. but also lounging: must have music, books, tables to put your drink/smoke. not a tv-- not a tv room (tv kills conversation). maybe a projector (hidden) for big things, movies.

Originally Posted by m1rr0r dash

i know what your saying about having stuff and the thing is most architectural photographers are being paid by their magazine employers to document newly completed homes, so they intentionally stage the shot with as little evidence of human occupation as necessary... just like even extremely gorgeous women will often look ridiulous if they wear a piece of couture exactly the way a runway model would with the crazy makeup and goofy hair styles...

the problem i have witht hat is that it creates unrealistic expectations. my living room is full of records, cds, books, dvds, magazines, kleenex boxes, ashtray, incense burners, coffee cups-- the crap of life. i can't imagine a living room where i can't sit down and have a drink and put it somewhere, or a living room without big speakers and a stereo. oh yes big speakers-- that bose bullshit-- aghhhh.....

another function of the living room: a place for guests to crash-- comfortably, but for one night only...

but anyway. many people have living rooms for public display, not for living, and that's annoying.

[!@#$%!]

ps- re: yr photos

see? how we actually live is TOTALLY different from those mags. inhabited spaces are always busy.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by █████████

size,
light

?

i'll post the pictures tomorrow.

gtg now, good night.

[Kina]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

i guess i need a record player in sight.

i posted that as an example of something i'd more or less like but looks like the neutron bomb was dropped.

das klon, i've been looking at this sofa-

- it can be snapped open for people to sleep on it.

 

.

this reminds me so much of home when I was a little kid, my parents had a whole orange 70s thing happening which I think they chose from before my big sister was born and kept it like that for ages. I'm sure it must have been very funky at the time and has come back into fashion since then but I have an aversion to anything 70s cause of having to wake up to bright orange and red in every imageinable synthetic material every morning..arghh!

So yeah if I hadn't been scared off by that I might have been into futuristic furniture more in terms of actually living with it, but on a day to day basis I like my living room to be kinda rustic and natural. I'll have a look to see if I can find some photos of my living room, one thing I'd like to add to it is to have more bookcases, I like to have heaps of books around and more art up too when I can afford to frame more things.

[m1rr0r dash]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

ps- re: yr photos

see? how we actually live is TOTALLY different from those mags. inhabited spaces are always busy.

true, but keep in mind that, if it's frilly and draped over the back of a chair, or has anything to do with candles or teapots, or it's puffy or has stripes or is even vaguely "traditional" looking... my ex-wife put it there. in my apartment now i have tile floor and no sofa... partly because my living room has to doublle as a working studio space.

[m1rr0r dash]

the view behind me right now - my living room/studio

 

[Cantankerous]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

I have rearranged a little (can't remember if I posted these, so sue me):

 

 

bitchin

image capture is not working, i'll draw a diagram in a moment

[m1rr0r dash]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

mang i saw a movie of that $12K sofa and I WANT IT.

that's all i'd need really. that & a big rug. and those books all over. see:

http://www.vitra.com/products/design...r_640x480.html

if it comes with the chick and the books, i'm putting it on my credit card tonight. i'll pay it off after i get a job...


anyway - in the price range your looking at:

 

KARLSTAD Sofa and chaise lounge from IKEA

 

KARLSTAD 2 chaise lounges and loveseat from IKEA

 

KRAMFORS Left loveseat unit from IKEA +

 

KRAMFORS Right-hand chaise from IKEA

[Tokolosh]

Mr Clone's home is very classy.
I'd like to know if those two white chairs are original fibreglass DSX Herman Miller Eames chairs.
Just curious.

[Tokolosh]

Originally Posted by m1rr0r dash

what i like about the way koolhaas' maison a bordeaux (that is appicable to houses not containing frieght lifts) is that a well laid out and furnished minimal space (and this is as much a lifestyle choice as an interior design thing) can be converted from office

 

....to lounge with relative ease.

 

....of course having a bad ass skylight above a three story elevator shaft/bookshelf hung with famous artwork doesn't hurt. but the principle holds true in the simplest and plainest of spaces.

That looks very Gilbert & Georgeish.

[m1rr0r dash]

Originally Posted by Tokolosh

That looks very Gilbert & Georgeish.

you are quite right, it is in fact Gilbert & George.