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That depends on where you live and how much you make. Considering a 3 way split, $700/month isn't bad at all. Then again, I live in LA so my cost of living expectations are a little different. 
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That depends on where you live and how much you make. Considering a 3 way split, $700/month isn't bad at all. Then again, I live in LA so my cost of living expectations are a little different.
NYC (Queens) and yes 3 way split
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I live in Queens as well... We paying $1800 split among 3 of us, its also because we I know the landlord
What part of Queens? I wouldn't pay that in Roosevelt, Jackson Heights, Ozone Park etc
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whatup my HG NT, what are your opinions on a hybrid tv stand/mount? I live in an apt, and we cant mount the flat screen on the walls. But I just love the overall look of a mounted tv.
Figured this would be the next best option. Has a mounted feel to it, floating, but obvi not on the wall. But I don't know if I can get over the Bar holding it up. I don't know if I'm sending off a "trying too hard, thinking i'm doing it vibe" to myself and guests lol. Maybe I can paint the bar white/the same color as the wall so its not as out there.
Here is the one I am looking at btw, at Walmart for $125:
That looks perfectly fine to me. Maybe you could put a few display/decorative items on the stand that would distract a bit from the bar... but I don't get any kind of "trying too hard" vibe. Most people understand not wanting to mount a TV.
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True. I see ppl out those cylindrical candles, some books, and another decorative thing on stands below mounted tv's anyway. Yea. I'm gonna go with this. Will post pics of it for u guys later.
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I would say the best home in L.A. is easily Jimmys spot...
house is amazing to say the least
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I'm having trouble finding a coffee table. Any suggestions?
I want something that's solid wood and preferably have a shelf on the bottom for magazines and books but that's something I could do without if I like it enough. Want to stay around 450
I want something that's solid wood and preferably have a shelf on the bottom for magazines and books but that's something I could do without if I like it enough. Want to stay around 450
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James Goldstein has been living the life. See him at NBA games all of the time
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Goldstein and Geffen my only role models.
I don't know if I could even travel if I had his spot, he's had it for years so it's probably easier for him but that house is architecture/real estate at it's best.
John Lautner.
Student of Frank Lloyd Wright, ahead of his time.
I don't know if I could even travel if I had his spot, he's had it for years so it's probably easier for him but that house is architecture/real estate at it's best.
John Lautner.
Student of Frank Lloyd Wright, ahead of his time.
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Just bought this one today. Now I need a chest for my bedroom and a dining room table
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Trying to decide how I'm going to do my drinks. Looking at liquor cabinets, bar carts, or a nice bar rack on the countertop. I have a condo btw.
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Nice. I'm familiar with all of those, but Post some pics when you find something, or what your considering.
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Thinking about getting this lil cheap one from kohls for the time being
Thinking about getting this lil cheap one from kohls for the time being
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i've been trying to find an excuse to buy this cart from CB2. love the look, just doesn't fit with any of my other furniture...
may not fit everyones' needs, but i love it. i dont drink, so i was actually looking to use as a portable work station
may not fit everyones' needs, but i love it. i dont drink, so i was actually looking to use as a portable work station
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I think bar carts are the way to go.
Kinda hard to see, but heres mine:
Kinda hard to see, but heres mine:
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I want a courtyard like this in my future home:
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Love this living room:
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I'm kind of in the same boat, I'd love a nice bar cart but I don't really have the space and I don't know what style to go with. None of my stuff really matches right now.
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i've been trying to find an excuse to buy this cart from CB2. love the look, just doesn't fit with any of my other furniture...
may not fit everyones' needs, but i love it. i dont drink, so i was actually looking to use as a portable work station
How much that hitting for ?
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A bit higher than the budget but an amazing coffee table...I got it in the lackered white color and this thing have my living room a facelift
http://www.westelm.com/m/products/rustic-storage-coffee-table-g569/
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It's lacquered.
And you should have went with the natural wood color. Lacquered white is tacky.
And you should have went with the natural wood color. Lacquered white is tacky.
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It went with my current set up, I had a mango wood color round coffee table from west elm and the color just didn't go, so I went with the LACQUERED white
I love it.
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Build your own table Wes, come on bro!
