+ SHOW US YOUR PAD/ FLAT/ CAVE/ PENT-HOUSE/ CARDBOARD BOX/… +
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Thanks @Graeme - we are very excited for the change
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Sweet houses and house projects to every one of you. Congratulations!
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I took a wander around some of the vintage furniture shops in Melbourne yesterday looking for a new bed. But I did see a few interesting pieces.
This is the Stem dining suite, designed by Grant Featherston, an important Australian designer. You can read more about it here and here. I'm tempted, though it needs some restoration work.
B&B Bambole suite. For sale here.
Cassina Soriana sofa. For sale here. There was also a matching pair of chairs.
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I'm shopping for a new bed, and I've seen a few places selling what look to be over-engineered sleep systems, or Schlafsysteme since they all seem to originate from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland.
This one is by Hüsler Nest, but I've seen similar from Samina, LaModula, Dormiente, and ProNatura.
From top to bottom you have a mattress topper, latex mattress, wood and latex slats, and then a supporting frame.
Has anyone got any experience of these? Are they better than a standard mattress and base?
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I'm shopping for a new bed, and I've seen a few places selling what look to be over-engineered sleep systems, or Schlafsysteme since they all seem to originate from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland.
This one is by Hüsler Nest, but I've seen similar from Samina, LaModula, Dormiente, and ProNatura.
From top to bottom you have a mattress topper, latex mattress, wood and latex slats, and then a supporting frame.
Has anyone got any experience of these? Are they better than a standard mattress and base?
I have a foam mattress plus wooden slats. I find them more durable and robust than the box spring beds that are popular in America. I've had mine for 8 years and there is no degrading of the mattress or bed.
The only disadvantage is that you can't jump on the bed
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Continuing progress- the exterior is relatively close to completion at this point.
The interior is significantly less so.
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Looks like it’s going to be super clean. I especially like the huge sliding glass doors. Very jealous, esp since we just cancelled our addition
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Really beautiful Seul, a very generous gift.
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Very nice, Great colors. (colours).
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Iranian family in law visiting… Was gifted a lovely handmade tablecloth!..
And a butt plug. Lucky you.
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My daughter approves of the counter in what will be her (and her brother's) bathroom
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FUN!
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That’s a nice looking Loo. Good job
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Yeah, that was a long time ago…
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Damn G I can't wait to see the final results.
Our comparatively humble operation nears completion. Having painted the interior and exterior, hung a ceiling fan in the master, hung a chandelier in the dining room, added a new electrical service that isn't a fire hazard, new exterior fixtures to the porch, garage, side, and back of the house, we wrap up with refining our back yard, starting with a new fence we built in cooperation with our next door neighbor.
What was once a paver patio is now flagstone and features a cedar pergola. This involved our removal of 12.5 tons of dirt and concrete, depositing of 8.5 tons of crusher gravel, and cutting and laying a few pallets of 1.5" thick redstone.
All that's left to do is putting furniture and fire pit back, hang market lights, and enjoy our new back yard until next summer's projects, which will include a garden, new windows, and central HVAC.
