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SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes
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0b5cur1ty
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I used to spend a lot of time at DeLift and Studio on the Grote Markt.Originally Posted by VKK3450
Ohh and Fidels...
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It's a great town. My walk to the station in the morning now takes me across the river Spaarne at the prettiest part, alongside the St. Bavo cathedral (its spire bathed in the morning sun) and on to de Grote Markt.
There are worse ways to start your day.
That would be considered spacious in Tokyo.Originally Posted by Bellum
All things are relative of course...
what kind of light is it? looks amazing.Originally Posted by legorogel
It does?Originally Posted by Rambo
Can't even see the light on that pic (you can see a bit of it in the reflection on another pic)Originally Posted by gdl203
Yah it looks like an Ikea lamp in the reflection.Originally Posted by Stazy
We have a winner.
VKK3450
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It's a great town. My walk to the station in the morning now takes me across the river Spaarne at the prettiest part, alongside the St. Bavo cathedral (its spire bathed in the morning sun) and on to de Grote Markt.Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
There are worse ways to start your day.
Mine used to take me on a bus through Schalkwijk to Amsterdam Zuid....
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You can remove the light from the fan and cap it, but I think you're better off with a new fan. http://www.modern-fans.com/Originally Posted by lefty
I was going to butch that place up for the open house and casually display a Playboy on the coffee table but the only issue I have is the one with this pic:
1961 Playboy photo featuring left to right - George Nelson, Edward Wormley, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, Charles Eames and Jens Risom
lefty
we have plywood chairs for dining chairs just like the ones Eames is parking off on. They are my most comfortable chairs. also have a Risom that Risom is leaning on but it doesnt have arms and it has webbing.
my wife has also been dropping hints about a womb chair for christmas but they are frightfully expensive down here. we'll see.
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You can remove the light from the fan and cap it, but I think you're better off with a new fan. http://www.modern-fans.com/Originally Posted by lefty
I was going to butch that place up for the open house and casually display a Playboy on the coffee table but the only issue I have is the one with this pic:
1961 Playboy photo featuring left to right - George Nelson, Edward Wormley, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, Charles Eames and Jens Risom
lefty
Anyone know where i can find a bar cart like the one being sat on to the left? That's exactly what I've been looking for.
Anyone know where i can find a bar cart like the one being sat on to the left? That's exactly what I've been looking for.Originally Posted by embowafa
Looks more like a projection cart than a bar cart. A bit too low for that I think. Most of them are taller.
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Looks more like a projection cart than a bar cart. A bit too low for that I think. Most of them are taller.Originally Posted by Rambo
dude, it's Nelson, and the 60s. it was a vehicle for vices before anything else. haven't you been to a flea market before? even strollers from that era had ashtrays and ice buckets.
LabelKing
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dude, it's Nelson, and the 60s. it was a vehicle for vices before anything else. haven't you been to a flea market before? even strollers from that era had ashtrays and ice buckets.Originally Posted by mharwitt
I like it when people's living rooms have champagne buckets and ashtrays.
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