#mod walnut draws

[modwalnut]

i love ragaribbons

[zajquor]

I am a boxer in my free time, I knit and crochet and I sew garments, I go throw axes and shoot arrows with my friend, I play the drums and the guitar and bass guitar, i paint and i draw, i make little mods for stardew valley, i like to go on walks to collect pretty things, i make wreaths and other decor with the pretty things i collect, I do some minor woodworking too, I build things and love to repair small old consoles like gameboys, I love to puzzle, i grow my own herbs and cook with them for my roommate, i have perfected a bread recipe (because I wanted a specific bread with walnuts, tomatoes and olives and i couldnt find it anywhere) i organize dnd and just dance and picnic evenings for my friends, i organize cart racing for my colleagues, I think thats it. Oh and I of course take care of all my lovely grandma friends from the knitting club, sometimes they take me with them to tai chi.

that tiktok that’s like “name a single hobby of yours outside of media consumption” she got em a bit why lie

[ask-wonderbread]

I have a few ask for the mods Umm hey hello hi I love the characters and au itself and can't wait to watch the story unfold!!May the best of days and great memories and big digital hugs be yours I love you two and what you guys create!!!💖💝💗💖

Anyways,my first question is: As askers,do we exist in the scene the characters are in?Are we like an anon character that does nothing other than talk and watch and just exist?Are we multiple people since multiple people write asks?

My second question is:Does our asks sway the story or is there a certain plot already written?Do we have to follow a certain flow with our asks?

Thats all I have for now!Take care you two!

THANK YOU SO MUCH <333 that is very sweet of you OAu

to answer your first question, im not.... entirely sure??? ive thought about it before and i cant figure out a way that would make it make sense so i just keep it intentionally vague hxbdmbffm

second question, there is already a very specific plot set in stone :] to fit in asks and also just for my own sanity so i dont have to make one million drawings, some scenes may be cut/altered (for example walnut is supposed to strike the flower a few times but shes only seen hitting it once) - 🎶🌀

[joculatrixster]

gingerbrave is trans thats it thats the post go home everyone

[crumbling-cookie-imagines]

OBJECTION! It’ll be cool, you say? Well, defense, do give us the evidence.- prosecutor Chicken Nugget.

So anyway this was the cool thing I teased. I present Artist Cookie and Cinnamon Roll Cookie.

I was also gonna doodle ‘Vocalist & Pianist Cookie’, ‘Vet Cookie’ and ‘Illusionist Cookie’, but I got a lil tired. 

They’re wonky and for that I am sorry, but I did my best

[lilowoof]

Yeah I’m an avid zine participant and I hate hate HATE how uptight people have gotten on compensation for zines vs the work you put into it. On average, my zine illustration pieces can range from 10-20+ hours, with me starting over many times.

Me personally, I do zines solely to make friends and to motivate myself to make more elaborate pieces on a deadline. Cause I tend to lean towards digital zines, I am prepared not to get compensated, but rather to build bonds. Despite that, if a mod gets uptight about the piece, then they can kiss my ass cause I sure as hell ain’t getting paid to tolerate that shit! Some lovely printed zines I’ve been in made sure to try and provide free shit to us, and I appreciate it to bits, but sadly it doesn’t cover the labour costs of the piece.

I’ve seen popular zines say they will only compensate in digital items cause fuck their contributors, am I right? :D I don’t even wanna get into a tangent on zines with messy management/inexperienced mods cause that adds a whole ‘nother level of stress onto the contributors.

Asking for IDs is fucking stupid tho, what’s next. Yall want my passport? My birth certificate? My SIN? Sit the fuck down, babes. Your bitch boner is showing.

y’all need to stop making a living off of young, bipoc artists for nothing

[cooky-pride-flags]

Intro post (Please read)

Heya! We colour pick pride flags from various cookies' sprites. We take requests both for cookie ships and individual cookies! Posts are uploaded from a queue and they go up at 10 am and 9 pm EST! Sometimes we might post a few when we feel like it as well.

Info about the mods, DNI and request rules under the cut.

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Meet the mods!

• Mod Crepe (aka Kimi, Akari, Vanilla, Takeo, Kip, Moon or Waffle)

- Any pronouns (Including a boatload of neos!)

- White latine, American

- Minor

- Enby (leaning towards male in identity and female in expression), idfk what i am anymore

- I like messing around with art, dragons, playing video games, trying to write stories, the likes. I have Zero braincells in my thick skull.

- Fave cookies: I can't list 'em all but Strawberry Crepe's my #1, Cream Puff at a close second. Walnut, Croissant, Golden Cheese, Pure Vanilla, and a few others with those Vibes are somewhere after.

- Mod Nebbiolo (aka Kitsune or Chibi)

- She/her

- Adult

- White, idk American

- cis female, aroace

- I like to draw and write, as well as play video games. I sometimes post my cookie fanart on @dragocookie . Though tbh, I mostly lay around tired.

- Fave cookies: A lot. Like, too many to list. Pitaya, Ananas, and Lotus Dragon Cookie share my top favorite spot, then there’s Aloe, Cyborg, Red Velvet, White Lily, Sorbet Shark, Golden Cheese, Scorpion, and Pure Vanilla, to name a few.

-Mod Werehound (Aka Brute or Evelyn)

-He/They/It

-Adult

-Paper (white. Very white.), American

-Bisexual Polyamorous Enby.

-I write a lot, if you wanna read my stories you can find me on Quotev as Murderfox. My main blog is @mechanicalhoundz but it’s mostly reblogs and I basically never post original stuff.

-My favorite cookies are Walnut, Sorbet Shark, and Squid Ink, but my favorite Cookie Run character of all time is Choco Werehound Brute. I also pretty much adore any and all animal-based cookies like Kumiho and Moon Rabbit.

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Do not interact:

- Bigots of any kind (rac*st, s*xist, lgbtqphobe, abl*ist, antis*mitic, etc)

- T*RFs, SW*RFs, ALM/Blue Lives Matter, exclus, identify as/support any “supers*xuality” (read above)

- Pr*shipper, anti-anti, (NO)M*P, ped*phile, z**phile

- Say "They're just cookies!" to excuse whitewashing

- Think "blackwashing" exists

- NS*W, k*nk, anything along those lines

- Fuj*shi, fud*nshi

~~~

Rules for requests:

- We won't do ped*philic/inc*stuous/ab*sive ships. (Refer to DNI)

- We won't do PomeStar, BruteLicco, any ship involving Moonlight or Sea Fairy with men, and anything with Milk or Goblin.

- Mod Moonlight won't do minor ships but Mod Crepe can. That being said don't submit ships involving young kids like Apple.

- Mod Moonlight has done one before, but we will no longer do Vincian (toothpaste) gay flags. Instead, we’ll do either Cinthean, rainbow, or alternate flags for mlm/nblm.

- We reserve the right to refuse to do a submission for any reason.

- Generally just be nice and patient! These generally don't take us too long to do but it can take us a bit to get to your request depending on the backlog.

- Let us know if you need something tagged!

- Reposting/usage is allowed with credit! Just tag us if it's on here or link back to our blog if it's offsite.

-Rules/DNI may be subject to change!

[equal360]

A retrospective of the development of design in the evolving styles of chairs throughout the years.

There are so many chairs and but so little time. In this light we've put together a list of the most famous chair designs from the past and explored the reason these gorgeous furniture pieces still grace the interiors of many homes. In this retrospective of famous chairs that date back to the 18th century until today we are struck by the reality that despite the trends of the past are now out of fashion (like corsets and wigs that were powdered and powdered wigs, thank God!) However, these chairs remain in style for a long time. When you look at these chairs, you may notice a different theme one that you will recognize is chair style has changed from intricately carved designs, changing dramatically to ultra modern and clean, before moving towards the stunning artistic mix of mod and ornate that is seen in the classics of today. This is a brief background of chairs.

1. AMERICAN Queen Anne SIDECHAIR JOHN ELLIOTT 1750

This sought-after chair has two strengths: European gracefulness and American durability. Although the Queen Anne is the current British monarch prior to this point (and independence was over a quarter century from the time of independence for this colony) The chair is usually made from mahogany or walnut draws inspiration from Dutch craftsmen who migrated towards in the New World. The design, which is with a shell design is beautiful and simple The legs and seat are more spacious than the norm. Imagine the fashions worn by women at the time and you'll see how easily this chair could accommodate guests. Dresses that were voluminous and with huge bustles across each hip may not be at ease in their corsets, but they'd have been relaxed sitting on these spacious seating areas.

2. LOUIS XV FAUTEIL 1755

If you're hearing the phrase "Louis the 15th fauteuil" this is the perfect example of the subject. It is immediately identifiable due to its curving back, elegant lines as well as the way it appears like it's wearing exquisite elbow patches on its slender arms. It's possibly the most classic and well identified in the world of French antique chairs which was created during the reign of the King Louis XV. He and his powerful commoner lover, Madame de Pompadour, were not only lovers of one another, but as well of exquisite furniture, such as the plethora of options and light chair. With its lovely designs of ribbons, baskets and flowers It stands out to the heavy furniture of the earlier era.

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3. GEORGE III, FAUX BAMBO OPEN ARCHAIR, 1775

If there's a chair that is as elegant and welcoming such as the faux bamboo armchair we've yet to discover it. Made of walnut or mahogany These chairs are from the Georgian period of furniture that was a fashion from England which exuded airiness luxury and spaciousness. Although the exotic look of bamboo was popular in the days before the ease of transport, genuine bamboo was not utilized for chair manufacture in England in the past. The grass's rapid growth required to be brought in through Asia as it was not tough enough to withstand the frigid and humid English climate.

4. THONET BENTWOOD ARMCHAIR, MICHAEL THONET, 1830

While curved wood has been all over the world since the development of the wheel, barrels, and boats, it was in the year 1830, German furniture designer Michael Thonet was the first to master the art of bent and steaming wood into light chairs which are still sought-after across the globe. In the 1830s things like household appliances were beginning to be manufactured in mass quantities; one of the main reasons to the chair's success was the fact that Thonet was able to sell his designs in catalogs and stores across the world in the words of the Brooklyn Museum. Bentwood chairs made by Thonet continue to be manufactured at the original plant that is now known as TON located which is located in Czech Republic.

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5. WASSILY CHAIR MARCEL Breuer, 1925

In the Jazz Age, Modernism was fully developed at Bauhaus which was the German Arts and Crafts school where the creator of the chair, Marcel Breuer, took classes. Simple lines, straight lines and restraint - these minimalist methods of design brought into the modern age. It's amazing how modern the Wassily chair appears, especially when you consider that it's more than 90 years old. Built from fabric and steel tubing the chair was first named B3. The name was later changed to Wassily to honor the famous artist Wassily Kandinsky as he was fond of the chair and also because Breuer as well as Breuer were close friends and coworkers. If you've ever been in one, you'll be aware that it's a comfortable chair. Wassily chair is extremely comfy.

Source: styleathome

[modwalnut]

guys I might be a ragaribbons enjoyer

[irohaidk]

Remade walnut over girlfriend drawing

Minus mod time lol

#walnut cookie

[beyondsoftgo]

Plants zombies 2 recover

However, you can enjoy this game on the big screen of your computer or laptop using the Bluestacks Android emulator. Moreover, there is a sequel called Plants vs. This plants and zombies game is also playable on Android devices. Zombies is a free to play game, although it does include in-app purchases. Other extra modes are made available at players' disposal when they go on and succeed in some levels.

Free printable coloring pages to download an print, over 50,000 pages available. Download and print these plants vs zombies 2 coloring pages for free. Printable 2 plants vs zombies coloring page.

Game modes: The gamer can profit from various modes that are the single-player, multiplayer and the Adventure mode. Zombies printable coloring pages for kids to download 800 x 1225 file type: Print coloring of zombie and free drawings.

You will surely fall in love with the many adorable Plants vs. Other unique and exciting levels enable you to battle zombies that are hiding in bases. The Quick Play arena gives the ability to replay levels. Zombies offers 50 fun-dead levels that are set in a swimming pool, in the garden or on the rooftop. He has to avoid zombies jumping, running, dancing and even eating plants to get into the house. To protect the residence from all harm, the gamer has to use all plants (peashooters, cherry bombs and walnuts) in the garden to fight against ghouls.

Gameplay: A gang of fun-loving zombies is about to enter the player's house by force.

Thats it Once you reboot and launch PVZ2 NA version itll load your progress and allow you to sign into. Greatest Hits guide! (Premium and non-premium strats') (Made by /u/Kabutus_Crepitus) Reboot into recovery and clear cache partition. Unfortunatly I think you have to do it again but who knows maybe someone else knows how to recover a deleted save If nothing else you can look at it as a way to do a challenge run such as choosing to use only 4-5 different plants max for each stage, or any other zany idea hat you come up with. Zombies Online Guide (Made by /u/The_Ninjadillo) Zombies 2 Chinese Version - Beginning Tips (1.8+) (Made by /u/The_Ninjadillo ) Ghost Pepper Manual (Made by /u/boynedmaster)Īll Glory to the Hypno-Shroom: A Hypno-Shroom Guide (Made by /u/Magnemania) This however led to my entire progress being wiped out. After researching, I tried to clear the cache as nothing else would work and you guys are so inaccessible. it would show the loading page at first them disappear and go back to my android's main page. Most of us here aren't sure how to solve some of the issues you may be having, so use the above link and look for the game you need help with! If it's an issue related to your progress being lost, make sure you give them your player ID which can be found on the title screen if it's PvZ 2 or by clicking the gear icon if it's Heroes. Today earlier for some reason my Plants versus Zombies 2 app stopped loading. Plants vs Zombies 3 Info Megathread Where to get PvZ games Exception for videos showing off BattleZ strategies, showcasing a brand new plant, or anything else new. Make your content unique and add commentary. Everyone has seen Day 1, we don’t need these videos posted. This is an English speaking subreddit all posts must be in English. Again, more info can be found on the wiki. You can find a more in-depth explanation of what this means on the subreddit wiki, which can be found here.ĭon't impersonate moderators/popcap employees DARK THEME NORMAL THEME Rules of the LawnĠ.5 Strong language is allowed as long as not excessive, please stoppppp reporting itīe civil. This subreddit is a hub for all of the games in the PVZ series. Zombies 2 made by goodpea2 and Mine Power, which mainly features the balancing of plants via the new plant tiering system Along with brand new challenging and unique levels, the mod aims for a redesigned. Zombies is an exciting series of games by Popcap, spanning over many genres such as tower defense, third person shooter, and a strategy card game. Zombies 2: Project ECLISE (yes, without a 'P') is a mod of the original (vanilla) Plants vs.

[crumbling-cookie-imagines]

fact of the day: i love ur blog 😳👉👈👉👈

Mod Walnut: I love nym 😔

Thanks for the support! I'm glad you love what we do!

[jeremystrele]

Architecturally Inspired Mid Century Modern Style Bird Houses

From Eichler and Bauhaus, to Frank Lloyd Wright, these stylish little birdhouses embody the cool mid century modern architectural style. Designed by Douglas Barnhard, these pieces are handmade with bamboo plywood, teak, and reclaimed redwood. High-end glossy laminates bring slick grey and white finishes, plus flashes of vibrant orange and green. You’ll never be content to offer feathered friends an uninspired bird box ever again!

$300BUY IT Sunnyvale Birdhouse: This eye catching birdhouse is inspired by the 60s style Eichler homes of Sunnyvale, California, which is where Joseph Eichler first began building his distinctive style. This mini Eichler house features a feeding platform at the back for its winged homemakers, with a convenient attached dish for seed.

$300BUY IT The piece is handmade from bamboo, brilliant orange laminate, and geometric metal screened viewing windows. Dimensions: 17 x 9 x 6.5 inches.

$330BUY IT Sunset Modern Birdhouse: Built with all the bells and whistles for a mid century modern homage, this birdhouse has its own miniature outdoor fireplace design, a floor to ceiling viewing window, a mini moveable garden planter box, and its very own green roof (succulents not included).

$330BUY IT This special piece was designed and made for the Sunset lifestyle magazine… for the more discerning bird homemaker!

$330BUY IT The mid century modern aesthetic is complete with bamboo and teak elements, plus high-end glossy white and orange laminates. The teak terrace makes a stylish dining spot for feathered guests once bird seed is piled up at the hearth. Measures 14.5 x 9.5 x 7 inches.

$330BUY IT Mixed Media Birdhouse: This beautiful design incorporates a number of different types of architecture and style, including Eichler, The Bauhaus and Frank Lloyd Wright.

$330BUY IT Made with cedar posts and beams, and bamboo decking, the piece is wrapped in grey and orange laminate for colour and shine.

$330BUY IT The mini marvel incorporates a metal trough for birdseed, and a living wall that can be planted with succulents (not included). Dimensions 15 x 9 x 8 inches.

$300BUY IT Highlands birdhouse: Inspired by the neighborhoods in Highlands San Mateo that were designed by Eichler in the 1950s and 60s, this birdhouse has a floor to ceiling window attached to a bamboo plywood and walnut deck.

$300BUY IT Grey and white laminates define the finer elements of this stylish little piece, which measures 9.5 x 7.5 x 14 inches.

$180BUY IT Seabright Bauhaus Birdhouse: These rustic yet chic birdhouses are handmade with reclaimed redwood from near the beach in Santa Cruz, which gives each of them a unique character.

$180BUY IT Bamboo plywood wraps the recycled redwood, topped off with light grey laminate for an antique meets modern design. Dimensions 8 x 9 x 7 inches.

$300BUY IT Kauai House: Aloha! Inspired by several trips to Kauai, Hawaii, this piece depicts unique Hawaiian architecture that integrates indoor-outdoor living–a style point embraced by mid century modern design.

$300BUY IT Two handmade surfboards lay ready for the aves to catch some waves! Made with bamboo and teak, this beach style bird holiday home measures in at 16 x 15 x 9 inches.

$180BUY IT Number One Birdhouse (Orange): If this one doesn’t speak mid century modern architecture love to you then what will! The slanted roof, sloping walls, the gloss orange laminate… mid century magic. Measures 8 x 9 x 8 inches.

$150BUY IT SIxties Mod Birdhouse: Incorporating clean lines and a flat roof, this Joseph Eichler inspired birdhouse is made from solid mahogany. A modern yet subtle piece to take your garden accessories to the next level. Measures 10.5 x 10.5 x 6 inches.

$180BUY IT Living Wall Bauhaus Birdhouse: The incredibly influential German Bauhaus School served as inspiration for this bamboo plywood and white laminate mid century form. The sharp cornered, retro piece includes a side for a living wall…

$180BUY IT … With the green wall in place, the birdhouse takes on a whole new charm (succulents not included). Dimensions 9 x 9 x 6.5 inches.

$170BUY IT Cubism Birdhouse: Perfect for anyone wanting to modernise their outdoor space, this geometric bamboo and gloss white laminate birdhouse is set to impress. Measuring 7x 6.5 x 6.5 inches, the piece includes a teak stand for table viewing.

$180BUY IT Pitched Birdhouse: Drawing inspo from many mid century modern home designs, this birdhouse has a pitched roof with a unique open air design. Dark grey laminate wraps the sides of a bamboo body, measuring 8 x 6.5 x 12.5 inches.

$180BUY IT Bauhaus Birdhouse: Between 1919 and 1933 the German design school created mid century modern architecture before its time, and now it inspires another birdhouse! Made with bamboo plywood and laminate.

$180BUY IT Number One Birdhouse (Green): A gloss lime green alternative to its orange laminate counterpart. Just don’t ask us to choose our favourite, because we can’t!

$130BUY IT Tea Garden House: Inspired by the Japanese Tea Garden inside Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California. Handmade with bamboo and walnut accents.

$130BUY IT The oriental spirit of this adorable birdhouse makes it the perfect addition for a zen garden. Measures 10 x 7 x 5 inches.

$330BUY IT The San Rafael: Shrunken sixties style, inspired by Eichler homes in San Rafael, California. Bamboo builds a double sided fireplace for birdseed, a living roof for succulents (not included), and a deck with a lime green ceramic water dish.

$400BUY IT Fairhaven House: Grey, white, and orange laminate colours a birdhouse built in the style of the 1960s Eichler subdivision known as Fairhaven. Four frosted glass windows interrupt bamboo walls, beneath a shallow A-frame roof. Includes mini ceramic planter and custom house numbers to build a welcoming entryway! Dimensions: 22 x 11 x 7 inches.

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Architecturally Inspired Mid Century Modern Style Bird Houses

From Eichler and Bauhaus, to Frank Lloyd Wright, these stylish little birdhouses embody the cool mid century modern architectural style. Designed by Douglas Barnhard, these pieces are handmade with bamboo plywood, teak, and reclaimed redwood. High-end glossy laminates bring slick grey and white finishes, plus flashes of vibrant orange and green. You’ll never be content to offer feathered friends an uninspired bird box ever again!

$300BUY IT Sunnyvale Birdhouse: This eye catching birdhouse is inspired by the 60s style Eichler homes of Sunnyvale, California, which is where Joseph Eichler first began building his distinctive style. This mini Eichler house features a feeding platform at the back for its winged homemakers, with a convenient attached dish for seed.

$300BUY IT The piece is handmade from bamboo, brilliant orange laminate, and geometric metal screened viewing windows. Dimensions: 17 x 9 x 6.5 inches.

$330BUY IT Sunset Modern Birdhouse: Built with all the bells and whistles for a mid century modern homage, this birdhouse has its own miniature outdoor fireplace design, a floor to ceiling viewing window, a mini moveable garden planter box, and its very own green roof (succulents not included).

$330BUY IT This special piece was designed and made for the Sunset lifestyle magazine… for the more discerning bird homemaker!

$330BUY IT The mid century modern aesthetic is complete with bamboo and teak elements, plus high-end glossy white and orange laminates. The teak terrace makes a stylish dining spot for feathered guests once bird seed is piled up at the hearth. Measures 14.5 x 9.5 x 7 inches.

$330BUY IT Mixed Media Birdhouse: This beautiful design incorporates a number of different types of architecture and style, including Eichler, The Bauhaus and Frank Lloyd Wright.

$330BUY IT Made with cedar posts and beams, and bamboo decking, the piece is wrapped in grey and orange laminate for colour and shine.

$330BUY IT The mini marvel incorporates a metal trough for birdseed, and a living wall that can be planted with succulents (not included). Dimensions 15 x 9 x 8 inches.

$300BUY IT Highlands birdhouse: Inspired by the neighborhoods in Highlands San Mateo that were designed by Eichler in the 1950s and 60s, this birdhouse has a floor to ceiling window attached to a bamboo plywood and walnut deck.

$300BUY IT Grey and white laminates define the finer elements of this stylish little piece, which measures 9.5 x 7.5 x 14 inches.

$180BUY IT Seabright Bauhaus Birdhouse: These rustic yet chic birdhouses are handmade with reclaimed redwood from near the beach in Santa Cruz, which gives each of them a unique character.

$180BUY IT Bamboo plywood wraps the recycled redwood, topped off with light grey laminate for an antique meets modern design. Dimensions 8 x 9 x 7 inches.

$300BUY IT Kauai House: Aloha! Inspired by several trips to Kauai, Hawaii, this piece depicts unique Hawaiian architecture that integrates indoor-outdoor living–a style point embraced by mid century modern design.

$300BUY IT Two handmade surfboards lay ready for the aves to catch some waves! Made with bamboo and teak, this beach style bird holiday home measures in at 16 x 15 x 9 inches.

$180BUY IT Number One Birdhouse (Orange): If this one doesn’t speak mid century modern architecture love to you then what will! The slanted roof, sloping walls, the gloss orange laminate… mid century magic. Measures 8 x 9 x 8 inches.

$150BUY IT SIxties Mod Birdhouse: Incorporating clean lines and a flat roof, this Joseph Eichler inspired birdhouse is made from solid mahogany. A modern yet subtle piece to take your garden accessories to the next level. Measures 10.5 x 10.5 x 6 inches.

$180BUY IT Living Wall Bauhaus Birdhouse: The incredibly influential German Bauhaus School served as inspiration for this bamboo plywood and white laminate mid century form. The sharp cornered, retro piece includes a side for a living wall…

$180BUY IT … With the green wall in place, the birdhouse takes on a whole new charm (succulents not included). Dimensions 9 x 9 x 6.5 inches.

$170BUY IT Cubism Birdhouse: Perfect for anyone wanting to modernise their outdoor space, this geometric bamboo and gloss white laminate birdhouse is set to impress. Measuring 7x 6.5 x 6.5 inches, the piece includes a teak stand for table viewing.

$180BUY IT Pitched Birdhouse: Drawing inspo from many mid century modern home designs, this birdhouse has a pitched roof with a unique open air design. Dark grey laminate wraps the sides of a bamboo body, measuring 8 x 6.5 x 12.5 inches.

$180BUY IT Bauhaus Birdhouse: Between 1919 and 1933 the German design school created mid century modern architecture before its time, and now it inspires another birdhouse! Made with bamboo plywood and laminate.

$180BUY IT Number One Birdhouse (Green): A gloss lime green alternative to its orange laminate counterpart. Just don’t ask us to choose our favourite, because we can’t!

$130BUY IT Tea Garden House: Inspired by the Japanese Tea Garden inside Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California. Handmade with bamboo and walnut accents.

$130BUY IT The oriental spirit of this adorable birdhouse makes it the perfect addition for a zen garden. Measures 10 x 7 x 5 inches.

$330BUY IT The San Rafael: Shrunken sixties style, inspired by Eichler homes in San Rafael, California. Bamboo builds a double sided fireplace for birdseed, a living roof for succulents (not included), and a deck with a lime green ceramic water dish.

$400BUY IT Fairhaven House: Grey, white, and orange laminate colours a birdhouse built in the style of the 1960s Eichler subdivision known as Fairhaven. Four frosted glass windows interrupt bamboo walls, beneath a shallow A-frame roof. Includes mini ceramic planter and custom house numbers to build a welcoming entryway! Dimensions: 22 x 11 x 7 inches.

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OAK KITCHEN CUBBOARDS THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF OAK WOODEN FURNITURE

RVs could be fitted with lovely wooden floors that may look merely as good in your RV as a result of it does in your kitchen at residence. For a lot of who favor tile, thats no draw back in any respect! Every kind and patterns of tile may be put in whether or not or not it is shiny stylish look or a floor match for a king, you resolve how grand the seems to be. Wall colors moreover have an effect on room brightness. Do you have to’re redecorating and getting new, customized-made furnishings, listed beneath are a few recommendations on tips on methods to distinction or pair wall colors along with your furnishings:

Lovely, customized-made wooden furnishings will gown up any room. Even better, the outdated one-wood-model-per-room rule not applies so don’t fret a few new piece -clashing- with others. In reality, mixing woods can make a room look extra fascinating, as House Beautiful demonstrates in a slideshow on breaking adorning guidelines. The pure light in every room will even play a process in deciding wood tone. Usually, darkish tones take up mild and look a lot much less, correctly, menacing in rooms with plenty of pure daylight. Lighter-coloration woods will brighten up rooms with oblique or little sunlight. Henderson, Nevada,

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Don’t get too hung up on the softwood versus hardwood designation. Whereas hardwood is often properly – tougher, some types like balsa are literally softer than softwood. somekeyword, counting on what it’s and how it will likely be used. Pine: a light-weight yellow colour Which dimension table must I buy? The next sizes and seating capacity are approximate.

Conifer timber-the ones that have cones, needles, and small leaves-current smooth woods. Examples include pine, firs, cedar, and spruces. Hardwood timber have broader leaves, produce fruit or nuts, and are found in colder climates. They embrace oak, maple, ash, cherry, birch, and mahogany. Giant furniture can incorporate utterly differing types of wood. For example, dresser drawers are often constructed from cedar, a gentle wooden with a lovely aroma that additionally repels moths. Pine is one other softwood that’s comparatively simple to carve and is a well-liked furniture wooden as effectively.

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Dressers, Picture Frames, and Drywall Anxiety

I crunched some numbers and realized that it took me 237 weeks since moving in to get art hung on the walls of our master bedroom. Mild case of “hole-in-the-wall-phobia.”

Now, I know that’s totally crazy. I know how to patch and paint and I’ve done it plenty, but in the interest of hanging the art in the right damn space on the first try, it took this long (yup, 4.5 years) to actually make things happen without rushing the process just to check it off the list.

It’s especially nice to finally live in a bedroom that doesn’t feel like my first apartment where I was forbidden from damaging the drywall. And you how daylight reflects off frame glass? It sure makes a room feel more homey (also, impossibly hard to photograph).

Backtrack for a sec before this becomes all about me being weird for not wanting to put nails into my drywall. Part of the reason this took so long was also due to the fact that we really needed new bedroom dressers. The set of IKEA MALM dressers I bought 10+ years ago has now been fully recalled–now to the point where IKEA is begging to come pick them up to spare you the inconvenience of having to rent a truck in order to transport them back to a store–but when you’re outfitting your “forever home” you want to buy “forever dressers” and it’s really hard to commit to “forever dressers” without making some sort of concession for budget/quality/size/finishing details when you’re simultaneously under the pressure of recalled dressers that may or may not tip on your children because you haven’t anchored them to the wall (back to being obsessed about perfect, hole-free drywall). In short, we’ve been waiting it out until the right dresser at the right price point came into line of sight. Fortunately, that opportunity knocked sometime last fall when a decent set of Benson 6-drawer dressers at West Elm caught my eye. They’re no longer available in the light oak color we bought, but the darker walnut option is available here. Originally priced around $1,200/each, they were marked down to $699 + some bonus discounts + 20% west elm card bonus cash back (+ an exorbitant amount for shipping and setup) and the set of 2 new dressers cost about $1,700 from store-to-door. Pricing-wise, they were a good bargain considering that the units I had really been coveting were about 4x more expensive–completely unjustifiable to my spending senses (but I still love you, DWR). The West Elm dressers were also the perfect size and scale for the wall I had been scheming for in our room, and the lighter veneer wood finish was ideal, too. It’s hard to find light wood pieces that are modern but not just white.

I took a few “before” photos for a good laugh, knowing that it would be crazy to look back on this wall someday and recalling that we lived with it looking like this for 4+ years.

I openly admit that I have a love/hate relationship with West Elm furniture. I had some reluctance about buying dressers there because we’re less than thrilled with our Tillary Sectional, but it doesn’t end there. Our mod upholstered bed frame is literally about to collapse on the floor because a leg is 2-seconds from breaking off (they sent a backup part but angled legs on any furniture get a thumbs-down from me now), and I always thought the drawers in store felt like they had cheap sliders… but all that said, I took a risk and these ones aren’t too bad. They close nicely and slide smoothly, and the leather handles do feel nice and higher end than other products at the same price point.

The real perk of getting new dressers was finally being able to finish that end of the bedroom with some artwork. Our collection is a nice mix of prints that we’ve been gifted (or gifted each other), small originals that we’ve purchased, and a whole bunch of random treasures we’ve collected or inherited. It still took me months to decide which pieces would be hung above the dressers on the wall to make the space feel more finished, but I considered:

Scale and color: Wanted the collection to feel bonded by color palette, and it just so happened that most of our frames are black, so that helped too.

Importance: A little bit of this, a little bit of that. The final selects for our wall all have a little sentimental value, yet still flow well together.

Orientation: To gallery wall, or not to gallery wall? I wanted some organization more than a puzzled assortment on the wall, and bottom-aligning the frames seemed like a good direction. It’s still a gallery wall, but just a little bit more refined and minimalized.

I sat around and brewed about the options for months, planning that I would have them selected and hung on New Years Day if all my ducks aligned.

For weeks I’ve been saying that on New Years Day I would hang a few of these frames on the wall. Will it happen?

. . . #thedayhascome #goals #decor #newyearsday #willithappen #lazymonday #lovehome #holdmeaccountable @jaimederringer @charleyharperart

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Didn’t quite make my deadline–I’ll almost always choose a lazy day with friends over a self-imposed deadline–but I got it done in the goal week and boy, did that ever deserve a high-five.

Same week counts.

Also, children are sleeping through my hammering.

How about that cute vintage #brio dog toy? Found it at my Grandma’s house.

. . . #finally #hangingart #tinyartcollection #measuretwice #hammeronce #diy #artattack #newyearsgoals #holdmeaccountable #vintagetoys

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Hanging artwork to be bottom-aligned is so much like installing any type of gallery wall that it hardly feels like it needs much explanation, but what I did was:

Lined up the artwork left to right on top of the dresser so that I could determine which order I wanted the art to present. Originally I thought I wanted the tall pieces in the middle so that they tapered down to shorter pieces at the left and right, but the scale of my pieces didn’t seem right for that, so I scattered them a little bit and found that I liked the balance much more.

Found my center on the wall (not the center above the dressers – I knew I could inch the furniture left and right by a few inches if I needed to make it more centered).

Measured the width of the framed artwork itself, and included 1.5″ spaces between each frame to obtain the measurement for my total gallery wall length.

Determined where the center of my total gallery wall length hit relative to the center of the actual wall – note that I didn’t hang a frame smack in the center of the wall. Since the frames are all different widths (and there’s an even number) no single frame is actually hitting the center point. Aim to have the same amount of empty space on either side of the gallery wall, and line things up from there.

Selected a consistent spacer for the bottom, so that I could easily plan where the bottom edge of each frame would sit. I used a stack of hardcover books – works great.

I hung the middle two frames first. Much like with any gallery wall (helpful tips on this post) once you know the center point for the frame, measure the distance from the wire/hook to the top of the picture frame. Then on the wall, measure down from where the top of the frame hits (while sitting atop the stack-o-books spacer) and put your hook in the wall right there. When you hang the frame, it should rest on the hook but exactly at the same height that it was at while the spacer books rested beneath it.

Note: Not that my phobia is accepting of “oh shit, that’s not right” holes in the wall, but if your nailed hook is a few millimeters too high/too low/left/right, it’s easy enough to recalibrate the measurements and place the hook again… any first (incorrect) hole will be covered by the frame itself. Shh.

Continue to install the rest of the frames, always hanging as you go so you can be certain that the frames are consistently aligned along the bottom edge.

Slick.

As for our 6 frames? Left to right:

That’s the Kaye Rachelle tea towel I posted about in 2012. Our dog, Cody, chewed the towel while it was still practically brand new, but I found new life by framing it because I really loved the screen print of the motorcycle. Now it’s a subtle memory of our buddy boy, as well a cool print.

Pete gifted me our first original Jaime Derringer print for my 30th birthday. Jaime’s someone you might know as the CEO of popular Design Milk and related companies, but she’s also an amazing artist and we’ve both gravitated to her techniques and style for years. This mixed-media piece lived in the dining room for awhile, but I swapped it to a portrait orientation and found that it worked really well here.

Another nod to JD–before the holidays, Jaime posted on Instagram that she was cleaning out some old original pieces, so I bought this white line drawing on black paper as a gift for Pete as we celebrated our 5th wedding anniversary. Framed it in black, too. Design-wise, it’s similar to her much-covetable Crocodile 1 print for sale on sites like Minted.

My parents gifted us a Grosbeak limited edition lithograph from the Charley Harper collection for our 1st wedding anniversary, and while it was matted and framed right away, it’s never had a good home until now.

Pete and I took a memorable road trip to Kinston, NC a couple of years ago to eat at the famous Chef and the Farmer restaurant (as seen on PBS Create’s show ‘A Chef’s Life’). If you’re familiar, it was every bit as insanely wonderful as you might expect, and if you’re also a fan of Vivian Howard, we should be BFF. Randomly, we were at the restaurant the same day as Andrew Zimmern while he filmed Bizarre Foods for Travel Channel, and in a super weird right-place-right-time moment got photos of Pete/Andrew and me/Vivian and then left her with our menu from dinner, which arrived at our home signed with a personal message a few weeks later. Frame it? Hell yes.

It feels good that our kids know a Charley Harper piece when they see one (my hands-down favorite artist). Julia reinterpreted and illustrated one of his cardinals for me as a Christmas gift a few years ago. Perfect in many ways.

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