SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes - Page 110

Nice place Sonick. It looks cool withe guitars sitting around. I also really like those speakers, what are they? The artwork is interesting and works perfectly with the room as well.

Thanks Brian!

The speakers are Athena ASB2's, a Canadian speaker company that also builds Energy and Paradigm speakers. The artwork was actually a graphic from the GAP store that I worked at during university and took home. I am a self-pronounced music buff and audiophile, so it suits me well.

That's a sick pad, Sonick. I'm jealous.

Can't wait to move into a place like that (I will, eventually!).

awesome, bhowie. you just moving in?

I love the feel of this place. Lots of character.

Can't wait to see it with furniture/stuff in it.

I've been in it since August.

There won't be any "moved in" pics. I have stuff for work everywhere. Literally everywhere. Plus anytime I've attempted to take pics with my phone, I don't own a camera, they always look like shit.

looks cool Browie.

Really interesting place. The only thing I don't like is all of the different shades of white in the kitchen. What style of decor do you have going on in it?

+1

the appliances are....not so nice.

Jesus guys. Not all of us can afford Viking and Wolf appliances.

Awesome place, but terrible remodeling work.

Everything in that apartment that existed before 1950 is great. But the kitchen is a fucking disaster and the those cheap ass blinds on those windows are fucking bullshit. How the shit does that happen? Get some traditional drapes (expensive velvet or silk ones with wood or black iron rods) or don't use anything on the window. No shitty excuses for that.

Also paint the walls above the wainscots white or some tone that provides greater contrast. That grey or cream tone isn't working out so hot.

You can buy an appliance package from best buy for $1600 that would be much better than white appliance from the 90's.

Or, you can keep your perfectly good, working stove and spend the $1600 on some other shit that you might actually need.

That looks like it's in a hotel, especially with those drapes, table lamp and flowers.
Edited by MikeDT - 10/26/11 at 6:51am