Casa Study House #1
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I saw his house on Renovation Nation I think. He and Steve made a doggy poopoo recycling tank system. Nice setup I like his office
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Beautiful house. I also saw this featured on Renovation Nation while it was in construction, but now that I see the final product I'm truly amazed by the transformation.
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Love the coffee table on pg 82. Where can I find it? Saw the house on 'What's with that House?' Very cool! I love how you built around the tree, it's a great story and gives the house so much character.
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Smore how did you get this issue in the mail already? I'm still waiting for mine???
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Hi Smore. The coffee table is the Y Leg from Lawson-Fenning in Los Angeles, http://lawsonfenning.com/.
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where did u get the hanging ball lights?
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Hi Maurice. I checked with Jeremy Levine---they are from IKEA!
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Loving the orange and yellow pillows on the living room bench. Where are those from? Congratulations on the beautiful house! Great work.
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Wow! Congratulations on a a job well done. I particularly like how you worked around the tree. I'm curious where you got the hanging all art in the bedroom (looks like sea plants)
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This house is fantastic. Can you please tell me what wood was used on the floors?
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The BED looks fabulous with the slanted storage drawers underneath. WHO makes this bed and can it be purchased?
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Yes where can find more information on the bed?
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I am also interested in the bed! Please share who made it or where you can get it. Thanks.
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I need to build a modern utilitarian desking system for my furniture making class as a part of my design program. I am obsessed with this desk... is there anyway I can get a Hi-Res image... or a materials list from the builder??
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Why don't you ever publish the floor plans? Seriously, there are lots of people who can read them and get a lot more information from them than a mere 10 photos in a slide show... You do a disservice by not providing floorplans.
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