SlimHustle said:

I was just being silly, hope that didn't come across rude.

JerseyKRS said:

Nah, not at all.

Even if you were, you and your wife are scandalously hot
and could get away with treating me a bit unkind... well, within reason.

SlimHustle said:

SlimHustle said:

tread lightly, we only live an hour away from you...you may find us skinny dipping in your pool!

JerseyKRS said:

KatSkrizzle said:

SlimHustle said:

that could be hilarious and creepy at the same time.,..

My humble abode...

Nosferatu said:

I LOVE old homes! Yours is very old english looking! The obly thing that would bother me is you have no kitchen cabinets! AWESOME place!

Cuddles said:

I'm coming to your house to steal stuff...

The Fornasetti skull plate, the side table in the first pic, and that Arco floor lamp for starters.

Nosferatu said:

Let me know when you plan to sell.

Nosferatu said:

tinaz said:

I'm located in the UK, so that's why it looks English I think the place dates back to the 1880s - my previous house was older, that had parts which were originally built in the 16th century!

No wall cabinets in the kitchen, we didn't want to spoil the look of the house with modern style kitchen units, so we just have cupboards under the sink, under the work-top etc.

This place took the better part of a year to renovate, I've got some pictures of how it looked before we bought it - I'll see if I can dig them out

Haven't figured out how to apply multiple quotes, so for everyone else, thanks for the comments (not for sale at the moment though )

Nosferatu said:

minneapolisgenius said:

What were you offerring? $$$

Cuddles said:

Nope...me, you,and Erin just belong to the Mad-For-Mid-Century-Modern Club

Cuddles said:

Is that a Castigliani lamp and a Barcelona table? L love Barcelona chairs (even if they are a bit common these days, I think they are comfortable), but the tables - not so much. I always bump my shins on them.

jone70 said:

real Barcelona chairs are comfortable and weighty. I love LOVE love them.
I hate HATE HATE that they have been knocked off so much. It infuriates me.
Same as the Eileen Gray daybed. I love it, but I hate that its been knocked off to oblivion.

Ottensen said:

the title mid-century modernism makes me cringe.
the early designers Josef Hoffman, Gio Ponti, Mies, Eileen Gray, Parzinger, Jean-Michel Frank, Paola Buffa wouldnt want much to do with that title. IMO
not much came from designers after them. Eames would be mid century.

I made a video but my computer is being an asshole and won't let me download it yet. Maybe later...

Here are some pics. I live in 2 story home built in 1893. It's approximately 1888 square feet. It has 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, a den, a second kitchen and a second floor laundry room. It needs lots of work.

My Disgusting ass kitchen:



My Dining Room:
Note: I did not paint this room or have anything to do with the ridiculous border.


Living Room:


Den:


Half Bathroom (First floor):


Second Kitchen:
Note: My house was originally a duplex so there is a second kitchen. I've been using it as a bar area but lately it's a storage room. The tube in the corner is the return air duct for my central air conditioning. It will be boxed in soon.


Bedroom #1: The Lavender Room


Bedroom #2: The Main Bedroom (Under construction)


Bedroom #3: The Craft Room (Under construction)


Bedroom #4: The Elmo Room


The Laundry Room (Second Floor):


Bathroom (Second Floor):


I have a walk up attic that I hope to make into liveable space one day. No pics of that though. I'm scared of my attic because it's been known to house bats!

Elmo room

ZombieKitten said:

I think that will be a nice selling feature. Not many can say they have an Elmo room. But then again not many would want to say they have an Elmo room.

JuliePurplehead said:

I'd made an Elmo wall hanging that would have gone perfectly in there, but I gave it to the salvos the other day, if I'd only known

JuliePurplehead said:

to that Elmo room!!!