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Comments (34)Thanks all! weedpuller: the compost bucket is huge - 15L or about 3 gallons. I don't let it get too full though because it gets heavy (not to mention smelly, though only noticeable when the door is open) and I worry about the weight. It is from Rev A Shelf, see link localeater: I love the compost bucket. We compost everything, no garbage disposal in our house. It is under the prep sink on the island and I scrap into the sink then gather it up to throw in the bucket. Easy. The bucket pulls out to be carried out to our bin. Also, the broom closet is 2' wide, 3' deep and 6' tall and functions beautifully (especially after not having one for so long!). The chair is from PB Teen, Vintage Wood Swivel. Well constructed and comfy, as well as (I agree, if I do say so myself) a perfect fit for the space! Beth: Thanks!! It's Baker and we're not going anywhere anytime soon ;) We did all this work on an old house we love because we hope to be here forever! :) And yes, our pup loves it too! kelhuck: That is just what I love to do in the space, time and kids allowing! Book storage was actually a big part of the planning for our book-loving family. And yes, mamadadapaige - life altering is right! Sometimes I still can't quite believe it. Thanks again! Your compliments and interest mean a lot to me. Here is a link that might be useful: Pull Out Compost...See MoreThinking out of the (big) box for backsplash tiles
Comments (10)Yes, you are looking at one inch glass tile. The smaller the tile, the bigger the price tag. Walker Zanger has some as well as Oceanside Tile. http://www.walkerzanger.com/ that is walker zanger's internet address. Below is oceanside tile. Oceanside tile is beautiful stuff. My boyfriend is doing his backsplash in one of the glass mosaics with travertine. It is stunning. Here is a link that might be useful: oceanside tile...See MoreChloenkitty! Re your flower mosaic marble
Comments (0)Hi there, I love the tile you installed in your bathroom (the one you ripped out). Do you remember where you purchased the tile from? Also, other than poor installation, was there any other reason you ripped it out? Thanks!...See MoreWhere did this tile come from?
Comments (1)It's natural stone; impossible to locate the same "lot" over a long period of time. You can try to come close by taking a few pieces to different shops and check against the current lots available....See More- 11 years ago
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