

Wow even the commenters on Crib Chatter have turned their haterade into wine and are saying some nice things about it.


Second on the list: Jazzing up that blah decorating scheme (more pictures here). Not exactly sure how, though. What would you do? Go completely gothic and fill it full of mildly creepy religious relics (see yesterday's post)? Or make it as spare as a monk's cell?
Give us a commandment from your decorating bible. If you could do anything to this place, how would you resurrect it from the dead?
2 comments:
I have to say that the reno on this pad is totally blahtastic. Looks like every other granite and stainlesss and soft tones and slate boringtown condo, but it happens to have a gorgeous stained glass window.
I'd have to go with a mid-century mod goth look. That is, heavy wood with white tulip chairs in the dining spot, converted pews, the bed on a platform and bedroom in mostly white, all with well-edited gothic touch - crosses, gargoyle, etc. Oh, and maybe mannequin legs.
Nice blog:)
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