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This Yair Emanuel Tallit Bag Set is made from high quality cloth and features a raw silk decoration in the center of each bag. The rectangles are edged with blue and silver geometric shapes and has Hebrew text on its which background in a traditional font. The decorations appear in green, purple and varying shades of blue. Pomegranates and grapes are two of the seven species the land of Israeli is blessed with.
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I cannot praise this hotel enough. We got a great deal through Expedia. Hotel is opposite bus stop 109 from Tegel airport. Public areas are impressive and the attentiveness of staff is excellent. The room was on the street but well insulated from noise. The air cooling was just about OK (its was 32 degrees outside). Room was small but well appointed and there was a lovely bath. Toiletries were very nice. The street cafe attached to the hotel was great for people watching with some very tasy ice creams (Rhubarb was my favourite) and you can charge things to your room. The local drink (beer with fruit flavours) or as they say `with Schuss` was most appealing. The cocktail bar in the hotel was welcoming, with most cocktails about 12 euros. The whole hotel was very quiet. We didnt have breakfast in the hotel but found some great local places at half the price. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff.
We enjoyed Berlin but the public transport is hard to get your head around as overground and underground lines are shown on the same map.
The Berlin Card which you can buy at the airport gives you unlimited public transport and discounts on admissions to many attractions.
To get into the Reichstag`s dome you need to queue. We got there at 8am when it opened and still had to queue, but it was the highlight of the holiday. Opposite the hotel is the `Story of Berlin` a pretty average museum but the entrance ticket also gives you a guided tour of a 1970s nuclear bunker which we found very interesting.
We travelled all over the city late at night and never felt threatened, and everyone we talked to was friendly and helpful.
Great stay
This was my first visit to Berlin and I had expected slightly frosty service but I found the staff here excellent and very friendly. Perhaps it had something to do with being upgraded to a rather large suite on arriving! Prices were as expected for a five star hotel although I did baulk a bit at paying 10 euros for a gin and tonic in the bar. I booked a deal using the Kempinski website and got a good deal (42% of rack rate) so it's a good idea to shop around.
Amazingly comfortable bed and little street noise made it through the windows. Location wise very close to both the S Bahn at the Zoo Gardens and U Bahn.
Only one very minor complaint was over the buffet breakfast which was moved to the lounge (presumably due to low numbers of guests). There was very little choice and the service was a bit slow.
Otherwise, I highly recommend it.
I am ver hard to please but........
I have been to Berlin at least 8 times over the past 3 years. I love the place. I have stayed at different hotels everytime, mainly due to prices at the time. My fave hotel to date is Hotel AM Zoo, the room we had was large spacey and spotless (pity the neighbours were not a bit more respectful with their noise but still. My last visit I stayed at the Kempinski Bristol. The first person to speak to us on the way in was Roger Moore, I though hey if its good enough for 007 its good enough for us.
Our room was small. Prices for water and mini bar were expensive - but hell all hotels charge a fair ole whack for their drinks and meals, you expect it!.
However the hotel is very centrally located with a mini market just around the corner for bottled water, wine, snacks etc. Thats where we went!
The room was spotless, you couldn`t hear a thing from either the room next door or from the main road. The bathroom was fine with no problems and clean towels every day. Only one complaint. WE HAD TO LEAVE TO SOON.
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Excellent hotel with great deals. Very close to the Kudamm for shopping and the zoo. Train station is an easy 5 minute walk away. The pool is great for a city hotel and the staff is friendly.
Easily recommended.
Great location
Booked via internet for $114 US per night. Stayed 1. & 2. June 04. Nice room, good amenities; however, a few items missing at check in. Good service. VERY quiet, bar empty, sidewalk cafe nice. Great location for shopping, etc. Don't pay the rack rate or anything close.
Great service and price
Visited with my daughter just after Easter 2004. Booked through Expedia with flight at incredibly competitive price. The hotel is very centrally located for shopping (bus from Tegel airport stops right outside). Room was very comfortable with a really comfortable bed.
Perhaps the room was a little on the small side for a 5 star hotel.
Service was superb. Concierge obtained tickets for a sold out play with one day's notice.Swimming pool and sauna great too. Highly recommended.
We would stay again without hesitation.
Great hotel,great price
we stayed there a week in december 2003 we got a super deal on expedia..$79 dollars a night if i remember..for that price i would have been happy with much less...but the kempinski was beyond my expecations...1st off the staff were super friendly and helpful..the room was big and clean..even had bathrobes ready for you!..the place had a very cool,welcoming retro feel to it..felt like a grand hotel from the 30s..really loved it...super location too.right on main street close to everything...the only faults..admittedly minor..were that the room was a bit overheated...and the breakfast and restaurant was way overpriced..but that didnt matter anyway because there were tons of good places to eat nearby... all in all i loved the place,and wouldn't hesitate to stay there again.
Excellent and helpful staff
I have stayed at the Kempinski Bristol on two occasions this year - during August and also mid-November. The rooms are nicely appointed and well soundproofed. The best thing is the staff - they are extremely helpful, and the whole place is nice and laid back for a five star hotel. Although it was not cheap, it was good value for money in a good location and I would recommend it to anyone.
Be careful at the Kempinski
This hotel was fine and is within a short walk from the train station. I want to warn you about taking a shower there though. We neither drink, nor take medications that would cause this...but the tub was so slippery that we both fell out of the tub. My husband took a bad spill onto the floor...my fall was broken by the shower curtain. When we were checking out, we told them what had happened but they ignored our statements. We felt they should take steps to insure it would not happen to anyone else.
Super Location
We spend 3 night at the Bristol Kempinski the location was great, it made it easy to get around and see Berlin, we did not have the Breakfast which is to expensive, The Water in the room is 7.50 euro, take your own The first room was not very nice, I requested a other, however the staff was very friendly and helpful of getting tickets and info.
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Today was an early wake up and then at 7 we were directed out to a waiting train alongside the ship in Warnemunde for a 2 hour ride south to Oranieburg where we were met by our guide for the day. We took a bus the 2 mile route that the nazis would have marched the prisoners, down residential streets, to Sachsenhausen concentration camp. We had a …
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... The walk home flew by and I did find that much awaited coffee. Berlin is a special city indeed and I have been pleasantly surprised by it. It is certainly a place I would come to again. If I were to describe it in three words, Ide say.....liberal, beautiful, and historic. More specifically however, I would say it holds four key attributes, .namely, bears, bodies, beer and bicycles. The bear is the cities symbol and you will find it interwoven into ...
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... This is the place where only authorized personel could cross from East to West Berlin or vice versa. On the West side of Berlin, the Allied Forces (American, British, and French troops) set up shop, while the East side of Berlin was controlled by Russia. However, as I stated before, Russia's half of Berlin was extremely dangerous. While the checkpoint is a reconstruction of what use to be there during the period after World War II, it is exactly in the spot the real ...
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Wales will hope to continue their recent dominance over Samoa when the two sides renew their rivalry at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Friday night.
The hosts have won the last three encounters between the sides with their most recent victory coming at last year's Rugby World Cup where Shane Williams grabbed a crucial second half try to set up a 17-10 victory.
Despite their recent success, the spectre of two of the biggest upsets in World Cup history are still fresh in the memory of many Welsh fans. Wales were felled 16-13 at the 1991 tournament with centre To'o Vaega and flanker Sila Vaifale crossing for crucial tries to set up an historic triumph for what was then Western Samoa.
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Wales v South Africa All-time record: Played: 8, Wales won 5, Samoa won 3
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Highest score: Wal: 50 (50-6) at Millennium Stadium, 2000; Samoa: 38 (31-38) at Millennium Stadium, 1999
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Desperately in need of help - dining room
I may have posted pics of this room in one of it's states of unfinishedness, but I am in dire need of some help with finishing this room. I am pretty traditional and conservative, but this room is even way too "vanilla" for me. I don't really want to paint the furniture, but the walls and flooring are fair game. We don't have any moldings in any of the other rooms or doorways, so I hesitate to add any crown here (plus there's not much space between the arches and the ceiling.) DH thinks we need fabric, and I agree, but there isn't much room at the window for panels. A cornice maybe? Is there something I can do to make this room a little more appealing? Thanks in advance for your help!
Sorry the pics are so big - I resized them in photobucket, but apparently I didn't do something right.
Your room is such a wonderful size. Would you consider a window seat? I could see one there with some great fabric, maybe even some pillows And then when you have that big family dinner for 25 people, you could use the seating at the end of the table if you add another table to the room. The fabric could tie to whatever you do with the window, a cornice might be a good solution since there doesn't appear to be room on the sides of the windows for curtains.
You could also do a woven bamboo roman shade mounted up at the ceiling and have it so it rests just below the top woodwork. It would fool the eye into thinking the window was taller.
As far as color goes, I'd do a deep shade of whatever is looking good in your house now. Just make it richer. Could you do something fun with the tray ceiling? Like paint it a very sky blue?
Have you thought about adding a chair rail and some sort of moulding below it?
Your chandelier is very pretty . . .but I would change it. To me, it is fighting with the rest of your room. I feel like your ceiling sort of has a modern vibe, the furniture is more traditional with a French country feel . . .but the chandelier is very formal and ornate.
If you changed that to something more unusual . . .sort of sleek or just slightly less ornate (to bridge the gap between ceiling and furniture), it would be a great start. Then, I would look for artwork. I like the size and placement of the artwork, but could see something bolder there. And, just a personal preference, but since you said the floors were fair game, I would change to hardwood. If you wanted a rug as well, then I would pick a color for the walls based on that.
That said, I think your room is really lovely and a very welcoming spot for your guests, even without changing a thing.
Thanks for the suggestions bee & anele!
bee - would love a windowseat, but it's only 16" from the floor to the bottom of the window moulding. I suppose if it was just for show, it would be fine. I have thought about moulding and a chair rail, but wasn't sure how to place it on the wall with the entrance to the kitchen - I'll have to google some pics on that. I would really like to camouflage the ceiling - really dislike the double trey. Sky blue sounds fun!
anele - Hmmm, a different chandelier - any ideas? The flooring is going to be replaced with either new carpet or hardwood. We keep going back and forth on that one.
I agree that hardwood floors and a large rug under the table would add some nice contrast in your room.
I seem that there is not much room for panels on that window-what about roman shades? I'm thinking either bamboo to add some texture or fabric to add some color/ pattern. I also agree that a simple pendant might look nice against your furntiture- good luck!
My first thought was also a window seat. Since you wouldn't want to be leaning up against the glass, how about a bench with a low back and a couple of pillows? Maybe something like this?
or this?
I would put in hardwood floors and an area rug to bring some more colors. I actually love your chandelier in your room.
Thanks for the suggestions Jennifer, LL and Oly. We've been going back and forth on the hardwood thing. My only concern with a rug is that the edge of it would most likely be right in the middle of the traffic pattern from the kitchen through to the stairs. It's not a big deal I suppose - I'll just have to train DH to walk around to the other entrance to the stairs! I like the benches posted - I had a wrought iron bench there, but it was too much iron in the room for my taste. Maybe a rush seat bench and a pillow or two?
Ballards has a lot of benches.
You could put a patterned rug like an oriental or whatever over your wall to the wall in the meantime. Just make sure it's large enough to fit under all the chairs without getting in the way when you move the chairs in and out.
Here is a link that might be useful: benches
A bench in front of the window, a valance with a fabric that picks up on the colors in the art work and a couple throw pillows in a coordinating fabric. If you're not happy with the wall color, pick a deeper color from out of the fabric you choose.
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I definitely would add crown to all levels, and I like the idea of painting the trays in a soft blue.
Wood or not, I'd get an area rug for under the table.
The room has good bones. The windowed alcove is very fun, and it should be played up with an upholstered settee.
I might put shades on the light to soften it, since you do need some textiles and there is no obvious spot for them.
I would also consider reupholstering the chairs, which is super easy.
But first you need a starting point. Show us something, anything, you love. A fabric, a room in a magazine, an item, anything. Or are you keying off of the large painting?
A colorful rug.
Recover the chair seats in something vibrant.
How about a fabric covered roller shade and custom valance in the alcove.
A chair or loveseat in the alcove. If you use a chair, there's enough room for a table to hold a cup of coffee or tea.
More art on the walls, vibrant and bigger. Your smaller art has frames, the larger piece has none. Do one or the other. Get rid of the plates on the wall.
I like the idea of upholstered chairs at the dining table if you can afford that.
After the new rug and chairs, post pics and you will get paint color suggestions.
The dresser with the mirror and lamps looks like it belongs in a bedroom. If you want to keep it in the room, remove the lamps and make it look more like a buffet server piece.
I agree with the others on a new chandelier.
Just checking -- I can't tell the size of the table from the photo, but before you invest in an 8x10, be sure that's large enough so you can pull the chairs back, sit down, and scoot back in without going over the edge of the rug. You want to be able to do it easily, too, so people don't have to worry about it or work at it.
i think once you change the carpet it will look less 'vanilla'!
(i would go with hardwood and a rug. but, if you decide to recarpet, i would find a nice patterned carpet that would give the 'look' of a rug-there are some really beautiful patterned carpets with beautiful colors!
i think an upholstered bench would look very nice!
i agree that your server looks abit like a bedroom dresser/vanity with the small oval mirror! i think a larger rectangular mirror would look more appropriate over a server...
I agree with most of comments made... I'd choose a vibrant pattern for seat cushions, and then pull a paint color for the walls from the fabric. Probably a subtle variation of the wall color for the ceiling. And definitely a new light fixture.
Not sure this would help, but always good to consider options: I wonder whether your breakfront china cabinet could be split into two separate tall pieces? With the large artwork in between, you would have a great focal point -- ideally across from the window. Is there sufficient room to rotate your table 90-degrees?
Wow, alot of responses to ponder. Thanks!
A few folks have mentioned a new chandelier, but I haven't a clue as to what might work. Suggestions?
I want to keep some red in the room since the plate arrangement in the china cabinet is staying. They are my grandma's dishes and I like them. That said, I also want to add some apricot/rust and green since those colors are common throughout the rest of the house. I really like the idea of having upholstered chairs at the ends - was hoping to find a way to add a fabric back/front to the current armchairs...just thinkin' out loud.
Here's the china cabinet:
The room is 13'4" long (table direction) and 13'10" wide. There's not enough room to rotate the table since there is a walkway from the foyer to the kitchen. I'll see if I can find a swatch of fabric that I've been saving - see if y'all like it.
Saw this Apt Therapy photo, and remembered your post... Maybe skirted chairs as a way to bring more fabric into your room?
Here is a link that might be useful: skirted chairs
Re: chandelier . . .I have found a few for you, but when I played with your room using Paint (I am low tech), I found that with a richer color (I am thinking deep reds or blues . ..) your fixture might work.
I'd focus on:
and then paint + fixture last. I think the rug is the hardest and determines the most if it has pattern (which I'd recommend), so it's best to get that set.
Post pics of rugs you LOVE. Let us see more of your taste!
Why can't you put a heavy (2 or 3 inch diameter) wood curtain rod right across the bay window and let the panels frame the bay? Take down the two prints to the left of the bay and you have plenty of room for full, lovely curtain panels on wooden rings. Select a wonderful curtain fabric and redo the seat upholstery on a companion fabric or a solid.
Your dining room has a lot of elements that, taken separately, are all great, but they are not consistent in terms of quality or style. I personally like the chandelier--- it dresses up your dining furniture in exactly the way French country is supposed to look. But the fabric upholstery doesn't add anything. IMO the two elements that are way off are the unframed canvas---not nice enough for the room, and the mirror, which looks sort of "olde worlde Tuscan".
Putting a bench in that window will block a lot of the light, and will not provide any really useful seating. Who would eat there at a tv tray or small table or with a plate in their lap when the others are seated at the table?
So, I would replace the mirror with something bigger and square or rectangular and gold leaf and fancy. Put beautiful curtains on the bay on a gorgeous gold painted or gold leaf fluted rod held up with brackets. Reupholster the chairs in a beautiful solid color. Take the two framed prints and put them where the canvas is now (and move the canvas to another room entirely).
mjlb - I like those skirted chairs. Thanks for thinking of me.
anele - Thanks for the "laundry list" - I appreciate the guidance.
kswl - Funny you should mention the canvas piece. It had already been moved to the newly finished basement. Regarding the curtains - you don't think a rod across and panels on the wall will look like a puppet show stage? I'm certainly willing to try a mock up. The chairs were covered in fabric that matched a wing chair in the living room, which is now upstairs in the bedroom, so the timing is right for recovering them. I do have a gold leaf rectangular mirror that I could use above the server. I can get to that this weekend. What fabric pattern would you suggest for the curtains?
Homersmom, if French country is your thing you may want to consider curtains in a red and cream toile or a green and cream toile. You could use the same fabric on chair seats and curtains for a look that is monochromatic but not boring because the pattern is lively. Alternatively, you could use a large check on the chairs in the same colors as the toile, or the solid color of the toile. If you are set on a bench, one with no back and a rush seat with cushions would be in keeping with French country decor.
I don't think curtains across the bay would look like a puppet stage unless you held them back with tie backs, lol! Google "curtains across a bay window" images and you will see lots of examples. Also google toile dining rooms to get an idea of how it would look. Toile is available in a wide range of weights, fabric types and prices. I mentioned the colors of red or green because either would look great with your china. And there would be no need to take the plates off the walls :-)
I also would not purchase a rug if you're thinking about changing the flooring anyway. Make the other changes, then the flooring. You may not want or need a rug after all that.
loribee - That is the exact picture I have saved in my inspiration file! I tried to attach it to an earlier post but it said that it had been deleted. I do like everything about that room, except that I don't have the wainscoting and I don't have the patience for the wall treatment ;) I especially like the black chairs and the two-tone table.
kswl - There will be no bench. I had one there the last couple of days and it just collected dog slobber from my two labs. That area will stay unadorned for now.
hokypoky - Thanks for the compliment - a darker stain would be easy enough to add to the chandy if needed. I also have some red shades I may use.
I stopped at JoAnn Fabrics after school and picked up a couple of swatches. If I can get to it tonight, I'll post some pics and y'all can have at it.
Thanks again for all the opinions / advice!


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Surfing the web and ran across these gorgeous worm bins designed by an architectural firm in Ireland. Not sure how practical they would be (risk of overwatering, temp changes, etc), but they sure are gorgeous!!
Here is a link that might be useful: ABGC Architecture - Wormery
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My concerns are the amount of weight on those two brackets and their attachment to the wall.
Also "if your trays are filling up too fast you can add more. The lower section is lined to collect the rich leachate from the upper trays and has simple brass tap to one side to drain off this worm âÂÂteaâ which is great organic liquid fertilizer when diluted 1:10 with water." nearly gives me conniptions and has me wriggling around the floor like a worm in the sun. Leachate from too much kitchen waste does not produce a "great organic liquid fertilizer". It produces rotten leachate abet through a deluxe brass tap. One vermicomposter on this board does have success running water periodically through the bin. This is his way of harvesting the vermicasting. Totally different process.
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Quantitative measure of structural and geometric similarity of 3D morphologies
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DOI: 10.1002/cplx.20367
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Komosinski, M. and Kubiak, M. (2011), Quantitative measure of structural and geometric similarity of 3D morphologies. Complexity, 16: 40–52. doi: 10.1002/cplx.20367
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- Article first published online: 9 MAR 2011
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- Manuscript Received: 5 MAY 2010
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This work describes a new heuristic algorithm that estimates structural and geometric similarity of three-dimensional morphologies. It is an extension to previously developed measure of similarity (Komosinski et al., Theor Biosci 2001, 120, 271–286) that was only able to consider the structure of 3D constructs. Morphologies are modeled as graphs with vertices as points in a 3D space, and edges connecting these vertices. This model is very general, therefore the proposed algorithm can be applied in (and across) a number of disciplines including artificial life, evolutionary design, engineering, robotics, biology, and chemistry. The primary areas of application of this fast numerical similarity measure are artificial life and evolutionary design, where great numbers of morphologies result from simulated evolutionary processes, and both structural and geometric aspects are significant. Geometry of 3D constructs (i.e., locations of body parts in space) is as important as the structure (i.e., connections of body parts), because both determine behavior of creatures or designs and their fitness in a particular environment. In this work, both morphological aspects are incorporated in a single, highly discriminative measure of similarity. © 2011Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Complexity, 2011


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It's hard to believe that Rebekka and Manley Seale moved into this 1930s East Nashville home just a few short months ago. Perhaps it's their furnishings, cobbled together from family heirlooms, flea market finds and antiques, that create such a warm, lived-in atmosphere. Or it could be its charming features, such as the two screenless double casement windows in the living room that they open during thunderstorms to let in the misty, almost tropical air, which makes them nostalgic for their native Alabama coast. Whatever it is, they have settled into their home rapidly and seamlessly. Rebekka is an illustrator who creates hand-painted watercolor and gouache paintings, illustrations, house portraits and prints. Manley is an architect at Powell Design Studio in East Nashville. Thank you, Rebekka and Manley, and thanks to Melanie Watson of Dolce Vita Studios for the photos! — Shannon
Image above: The yellow chair was my mother's when she was a little girl. I've had it my entire adult life. It's been a makeshift scratching post for generations of cats, so we really need to reupholster it, but it's hard to say goodbye to the original fabric! The hand-painted silhouettes of Manley and me, as well as the framed doily, are by my darling friend Colleen who makes the sweetest things. The portrait illustration is by Emily Martin of The Black Apple. We found the chandelier on Etsy; the old birdcage-style chandeliers are my favorite!
Image above: This is one of the only walls in the house that isn't painted white, and it's a color called "Burl" by Martha Stewart for Home Depot. The cut-glass mirror was a yard sale find, as was the crochet table runner. I think it's fairly obvious that we love sunny, golden yellow. It finds its way into almost every room of our home!
See more of Rebekka and Manley's Tennessee home after the jump . . .
Image above: My bees! This is my (much less expensive) take on block-printed wallpaper. I stamped three of the dining room walls with a four-inch bumblebee stamp from The English Stamp Company. After experimenting with lots of different paints and inks, I ended up using a regular old metallic gold stamp pad. The bees took several days to dry, but the effect is amazing — they really shine in the sunlight!
Image above: I have a slight obsession with antique embroidery and needlepoint of all sorts, so we end up collecting lots of it. The pairing of old-lady needlepoint with vintage Turkish Suzani textiles is kind of funny, but I love it. The leather nailhead coffee table is a hand-me-down from my parents, and the sofa folds out flat to double as our guest bed.
Image above: It's probably sort of sad to say that the most precious piece you own is your television set, but it's true for us! This TV console belonged to my grandparents in south Alabama. It has a record player and radio, both of which still work. My mother grew up with it, and so did I. Many long summer afternoons were spent around this console listening to records, dressing up in costume, dancing, and watching movies. When my grandparents passed away, I was lucky enough to inherit it, and we decided to restore it by taking out the old tube TV and replacing it with a flat-screen. It works beautifully! The framed records are from my grandparents' collection, which I was also lucky enough to inherit!
Image above: Most of the rooms in our home are connected by these pretty beveled archways. The mango wood dining table and industrial chairs are both from World Market. The chandelier is from Pottery Barn. For years, I have searched for a chandelier with both electric lights and actual candles, and then, what do you know? Pottery Barn.
Image above: Our bed is just a plain iron bed from Ikea that we painted butter yellow. The milk glass sconces are antique, and the fairytale papercut prints are by the fabulous Elsa Mora. The floral sheets are from Anthropologie.
Image above: We added the tiny subway tiles with dark charcoal grout shortly after we moved in. It brightened up our kitchen so much! The Tiffany-style stained glass lamps were already there, and we love the way they look against all the white. We cook a lot, so this kitchen, modest as it may be, is our favorite room in the house.
Image above: These antique French containers were a surprise gift from a friend. I fell in love with them while we were antique shopping in Cambria, California, but they were way out of my price range. To my great astonishment, I received a package a year later on my birthday, and it was them! Of all things! Probably the most thoughtful and extravagant gift I've ever received.
Image above: This little alcove that houses our sink is so interesting . . . neither of us has ever really seen a detail like this, but it brings a bit of depth to our very tiny bathroom (the only one in our home!). The glass globe pendant light is from LampGoods on Etsy. It's a charming shop with really beautiful, handmade pendant lighting and sconces.
Image above: This is our foyer. The stained-glass window was one of our favorite little details about the home when we first saw it. The bench is a hand-me-down from a friend, and the fiddle-leaf fig tree is such a good plant! It's super luscious and grows quickly with very minimal care.
Image above: More of my needlepoint obsession! The iron rabbit head hook is from Anthropologie. We like having lots of hooks all over our foyer so when guests come over, they can just hang up their things and relax!
The bee wall is amazing! What size stamp did you use? The medium or large?
Shut up. This house is stupid gorgeous. I'm in awe.
Hey, Rachel…it's the 4″ stamp!
I love this space! It looks cheerful, unique, and not fussed-over.
That yellow chair, white fireplace and OMG the CHANDELIER!
awww, this makes me so happy. i love rebekka.
I love the stamped bumblebee pattern. And the painted iron bed. So impressed that they just moved in a few months ago…
Charming home! Love the stacked magazines in the fireplace, clever.
I've been on Rebekka's waiting list for about 4 months! Can't wait to get my own little house portrait. Nice to see where it will be created!
What a lovely home! I think it's just perfect.
This home is amazing. Fresh and homey. Love this Blogger and her writing. Oh, and paintings too!
The bee wall is amazing, but then so is everything else. I love everything about this house!
I have been waiting to see Rebekka's home! Love it! Rebekka, is the couch vintage? If not, could you tell us where it's from? Thanks!
I swear, this house is just as full of light and as sweet as she seems to be.
i have that same flower lampshade from anthropologie and just love it. we have very different tastes, you and i, and it fits in with both of them. that's when you know you have a good piece.
welcome home!
Love the house! I share your love of yellow, pretty chandeliers and Elsa's prints, she's fabulous; your little cat looks exactly like mine. Your bees actually look better than the super-expensive wallpaper.
Absolutely wonderful. The dining room with those bees is GORGEOUS!
The stamped wall is the best idea!!!! Thinking of how I can do that asap….
wow, i just love this! the bee stamps and the TV console are just so fresh and original! i love the personality of a southern home.
Ohhh, this is exactly how I'm trying to make my house feel… beautiful, light, lovely, HOME. Thank you for sharing!
Love the shape and details of the kitchen. Never would have thought of vintage stained glass in the kitchen. Also love the accent wall in the dining room with the bees. The vignette by the front door is very charming. Thanks for sharing.
As beautiful as your work!! Congrats for this warm and lovely home!!
Just perfect! Rebekka is such a talent, and her home is divine.
You're home is super lovely! And I just have one question, why no rugs?
beautiful! i love to follow rebekka's blog and her home is charming and bright.
Heather, good question! I've been saving up for a black-background antique Persian rug forever and I'm just not there yet :) I don't like buying things to "hold us over"…I'd rather wait until I can afford the one I really want! Hopefully that will be sooner than later!
Gorgeous. Just a question – does kitty like drinking directly from the kitchen tap?
The sweetest house! Rebekka's blog is also lovely; its nice to see where she lives and works!
So excited to see this tour. Ive been curious ;). Just beautiful and oh so happy! Just like they are!
I've been ogling Farrow & Ball's eye-wateringly expensive bee wallpaper for months and this is a wonderful DIY alternative – and it looks every bit as good. Thanks for the inspiration Rebekka, I'll be giving it a go!
That living room is fantastic! I adore all of the tiny pops of color and pattern in this home (and the cats!)
One of my favorite house tours ever. This home really goes to show that it's all in the details.
What a beautiful home! I love Rebekka's work. Thanks, too, for all the great links!
I, too, love the bees! I think it might be the perfect idea for my daughter's room. Love your home – so sweet & welcoming :)
Oh my…if I had a home, I would like to think it would look something like this! So beautiful ;)
This is home is absolutely beautiful. Everything about it says home. I was wondering too where is the sofa from?
This is a gorgeous home! One of the best Sneak Peeks!
I love this home! The combination of the dark wood floors and the bright white walls, the lighting fixtures, the warm yet elegant needlepoint accents, the cheerful use of color…
Love it. I would live here. So cheery and friendly.
Love all the character in your home as well as your design choices. The bee pattern is too cute (in a grown up way). The wood floors are amazing and that iron bed frame, I thought it was an antique find, smart move!
This is so different than my own style, but I absolutely love everything about it.
I love Rebekka's artwork. Seeing a peek into her home is such a delight. If I had a home like theirs, I too would enjoy having friends over for dinner parties. Wonderful. I love the little rabbit hook for the guests.
This may be my favorite sneak peek yet, and it's so special since she specializes in home portraits. Congrats Rebekka, yours is a lovely home.
I love her work, and it has been on my "want" list for at least a year…so I am so happy to see her home! Thanks for sharing! It's all quite lovely, although I must admit to a brief twinge of jealousy that you own that Emily Martin picture! I love that one! Really, a lovely home. Congratulations to you!
Mindblowing. There are a lot of beautiful homes featured on DS, but this one. Wow.
what a beautiful house! love the bedroom.
Such a beautiful home! i love how the cat has made it into so many of the pictures. where did you find that gorgeous floral lampshade. I've noticed it on your blog before (:
this is a silly question, but how tall is the base molding in your home/dining room, specifically? it looks great and we are deciding what height to go with. lovely, lovely home, Rebekka!!
My favorite!
Erica: It's from Anthropologie. They still have it!
Elena: 8 inches. We love them! They're original to the house.
thank you, Rebekka! one more home question – thinking about the height of ceilings to go with 8 inch molding — are you ceiling pretty high? 9 or so feet? it;s hard to decide. some of our friends are telling us to go with lower ceilings because our ceiling is 8 feet tall.
again, thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it.
Rebekka Seale is one of my favorite illustrators on Etsy, so I'm not EVEN one bit surprised that she would have a gorgeous home! Beautiful! I can't wait to own my own space and fix it up!
Hey Elena,
Our ceilings are 8.5′ :)
Thank you so much!
Such a sweet house. The kitchen and the iron bed are my favorite. I love the note that says the house felt like home before they moved in.
Your house is lovely. May I ask how you primed/painted the bed frame? I'm always worried spray paint won't stick…
Erika, what color white is in your kitchen? I love it!
Beautiful details in every room, from the dark dining room accent wall to the bee stamps to the fireplace magazine piles.
Lovely! This post has given me so many decor ideas. Deciding which to do first is the hard part :)
I adore the bee stamp! beautiful. Can I ask you – did you stamp onto wallpaper or paint?
Heather: Paint! It's "Glass of Milk" by Martha Stewart for Home Depot, in eggshell :)
I love the whole space! Would mind telling me where the sofa is from? It's exactly what we are looking for!
Just found a link to this post on Pinterest! LOVE the bee idea! I've been wanting to buy Osborne & Little's Coronata Star Wallpaper for a long while now but this gives me a more affordable and washable (we have 2 young boys) alternative to wallpaper. I found the perfect star on the stamp site you linked to. Thank you!
I love your home and all the details! So beautiful. Where are the drapes in your living room from?! I have been looking for that color. Thank you!
This is fantastic! I have the same bed from Ikea and was thinking of painting it as well. Can you tell me what color you used/where you got it?! Thanks!!
This has Just been the best blog to stumble across, I love the bee stamped wall as I have fallen in love with the farrow and ball bumblebee wallpaper but like you said at £80 a roll i would be scared of little fingers! I will be trying out your amazing idea!!one question though, how would you suggest getting them all in perfect lines/spacing from eachother? Many thanks
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Rebekka, what a cute home! Congrats on the beautiful space. I have a question about the bee wall, which is gorgeous. How has the gold ink held up? I'd love to do something similar, but I have two little boys who splash around in the bathroom with wet hands and I'm worried the stamped designs will end up running right down the wall.


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The CuSparse library included with CUDA 4.1 has a new tridiagonal solver and 2x faster sparse matrix-vector multiplication using the ELL hybrid format, and the CuRand library included with CUDA 4.1 has two new random number generators. Read the rest of this entry »
CLCC v0.3.0 now availableJanuary 16th, 2012
CLCC, the light-weight and flexible utility for integrating OpenCL source builds into your project has just been updated to version 0.3.0. This version allows developers to save compiled binaries as object files for distribution with their programs and adds a series of options to select specific target platform/device combinations. Documentation and further information is available at http://clcc.sourceforge.net.
Performance of SpMV in CUSPARSE, CUSP and SpeedITJanuary 14th, 2012
The SpeedIt team recently compared and benchmarked the SpMV performance of CUSPARSE 4.0, CUSP 0.2.0 and SpeedIT 2.0 on 23 randomly chosen matrices from University Florida Matrix Collection. Comparisons were done on a Tesla C2050 in single and double precision. The full report is available at http://wp.me/p1ZihD-1.
Acceleware 4 Day CUDA CourseJanuary 6th, 2012
Partnering with NVIDIA and Microsoft, this four day course is designed for Programmers who are looking to develop comprehensive skills in writing and optimizing applications that fully leverage the multi-core processing capabilities of the GPU.
Delivered by Acceleware's Developers, who provide real world experience and examples, the training comprises classroom lectures and hands-on tutorials. Each student will be supplied with a laptop equipped with NVIDIA GPUs for the duration of the course. Small class sizes maximize learning and ensure a personal educational experience.
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Victoria Beckham is reportedly going to make her acting debut (in a film) thanks to her good buddy Tom Cruise. Not only has Tom Cruise asked Posh to act in the movie, he has also asked her to design the costumes for the new Hardy Men movie.
Victoria was extremely excited when Tom surprised her at her birthday party. Posh also appeared on 'Ugly Betty' earlier this year.
This just goes to show you that it definitely does pay to have friends in high places. Where do we sign up?