There are days (and spaces) when over-the-top feminine really works: we're thinking Friday morning on the brink of a long weekend, in an industrial loft. Or Sunday morning in a country-style cottage. Whenever you feel bold white ruffles are in order, India Rose carries off the moment with their White Devils linen line.
And the paintings?
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That seems like a really odd name to give something! Aside from that, I don't like the way it looks.
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I like that headboard!
view Laura's profile
"when over-the-top feminine really works:"
For me, Halloween.
view patrick (the other one)'s profile
It works if you never want to share your room or your bed with a heterosexual man! I can't see many dudes feeling comfortable in that!
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I personally loooooove a nice feminine ruffle or delicate touch if it's in a very modern setting. I just painted my living room a light Parisian pink, but my furniture is all clean-lined and the rest of the accessory colors are mostly black and white and very graphic.
As with most things in life, balance is key.
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In experience, men LOVE to get into a feminine looking bed, as long as it's not their own bed. Which is to say: girlfriends and lovers may entertain their men in bedrooms as girly and frou-frou as they like, and men will enjoy every minute of it. But wives and live-withs must compromise with co-habiting men.
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I'm surprised this didn't come out during the whole '04/'05 BoHo craze.
Oh, and the name gave me pause (and then a chuckle)...
view silvarga's profile
If I like it my man is gunna like it. Men have already taken over the kitchens with their ugly den like looks, an nasty browns. What ???? women get the bathroom??? I saw the shower curtain and bag in a boutique in California. It has great quality and that shabby chic look. I like it but it is costly. $75 for the shower curtain. A white bag is not practical. That is my only grip. I like it.
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