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SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes
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CityConnection
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awsome places. I would post pics, but you would think I lived in poverty. hahaha....
Piobaire
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I just remembered this thread...Originally Posted by Roy
My home is finished now! It has been for a while actually. But still
These are some older posts...
I really like this configuration of fire place, built ins, and wall mounted screen. In fact, I like it so much, I d/l'ed the pick to my Storm, and showed it to our builder today. He's including a very similar one in our family room.
Piobaire
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^ Brah, this is styleforum. Have some freakin' originalityOriginally Posted by Jodum5
The execution will be somewhat different, but the concept of recessed fire place under wall for huge flat screen works so well, looks so good, why wouldn't I use it? Things get reused because they make sense.
Does this mean you have Glennie make you a new style suit, every time you order one, just so you can be freakin' original?
BrettChaotix
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Roy's living room reminds me of Scarface's, 50cent's, or any of the rapper's crib. All white furniture = gangster that's why. I like it though.Originally Posted by Aperipan
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yeah but Scarface didn't wear raw blue denim like we do
Kookz
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I'm new to the site, but here's home for me for the last few months, it's the white building.
Living room
Looking out the front window (where I took the first picture from)
Kitchen
Dining room
Stairway to the top floor
Top floor
Terrace
And the best part, the views from the terrace of Lake Geneva and the French Alps
acconrad
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Jesus H are you all Fortune 500 CEOs on this site? What kind of income affords the clothes and houses you guys throw up?
I'm single and make six figures and I still can't imagine affording any of these places or some of the pricier clothes you guys wear!
Please divulge your money-making secrets after the beep...
I'm single and make six figures and I still can't imagine affording any of these places or some of the pricier clothes you guys wear!
Please divulge your money-making secrets after the beep...
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