What do you call it?
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Comments (28)Posting here since 10 years later this is still the best thread that came up when I tried to answer the same question about why nobody seems to sell a replacement tub for our current bath. After some further long searching though, Americh makes a model that can be used to replace this 50's style corner tub. Search for "Americh Bow Tub" The basic soaker starts at around $2,300 so is quite a bit less than the one previously mentioned in this thread....See MoreWhat do you call this style of house?
Comments (2)The current technical name is "Neo-Eclectic", which means that it combines a number of styles as a response to modernist architecture. The more vernacular term is McMansion....See Morewhat do you call this type of furniture "leg"?
Comments (8)Patriceny, I appreciate that. I don't mind "needs refinishing" but "needs refinished"...ARGH. My keyboard melted a little bit just typing that. Palimpsest, I agree that patina doesn't work well with this style. This doesn't have elaborate veneer patterns so it wouldn't be too hard to redo. Of course, I could spray paint this with the colors of the local high school's rivals and that would not reduce its value one bit. :)...See MoreWhat do you call it when a new Mansion is torn down to make room..
Comments (31)Not the kind of thing happening around me, but I've seen it quite a few times in the tony areas along our lakes or in beach towns or desirable urban neighborhoods. One family friend lives in a nice one story suburban ranch with a finished basement in a nice suburb of Detroit, and a giant two story house that takes up almost all of the lot went in next to her . . . it's happening all over her neighborhood and the same for my friend who lives in a nice suburban ranch in Chevy Chase MD, a suburb of Washington DC. Modest suburban homes aren't enough for the newer generation I guess . . ....See MorePawprint
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