Dining chair problem solved

[susandennis]

So the ottoman arrived from Wayfair and it is beyond perfect for what I need. No matter how many times I check and double check measurements the size of something is always a surprise to me. This time, a delightful one. It is way bigger and taller than I imagined and, since it is also storage... yeah!!!

It sits fine and rolls very nicely on the carpet. Two of them will look nice under the table and make fine seating so... I just ordered another one. The mustard one is going to have to find a new home. I don't really have room for it but it but I hate to give it up.



It might be noted that there appears to have been no tidying done. WRONG. I tidied it up nicely and those bags on the floor hold stuff for different rooms. But then I got busy and not messy all over again.

Kitchen is done. I left the glue bottle there for perspective.



The bathroom is more than half done. I'm making progress.

I took a break this morning and decided to go to Grocery Outlet and then maybe grab a big mac for lunch. As I pulled out of the garage my pants rang. It was ljtourist who had the day off and was thinking maybe we could meet for lunch. Timing! He haz it. I went and picked him up and we did Thai and it was delish. AND I have enough for dinner.

I am just staring at that ottoman. It is so nice! And so perfect. Some days ya just get lucky.

Comments

[lenine2.livejournal.com]

That ottoman is awesome! How handy. And I love your little 1950s kitchen.

[susandennis]

Thank you and yes on the ottoman. I'm so delighted lots of storage space, too!

[restoman.livejournal.com]

I love your tiny kitchen! There is so much detail! ...even a fried egg in the pan and tomatoes in the sink. I'm ready to have some breakfast!

:-)

[susandennis]

it's like if HGTV put out a lego kit!

[rhodielady-47.livejournal.com]

That's some really nice model work you've done! You have a good eye for details.
I like the ottomans you picked out--very easy to store underneath the table and also provide storage inside--very good!
:^)

[idahoswede.livejournal.com]

Those mini-rooms are just too cute for words. And I am glad the ottoman(s) fit.

[meathiel]

The ottoman looks really good ... and so handy as well with the storage.

I'd somehow not imagined the tiny room would be ... so tiny!

[dadi.livejournal.com]

Awww that kitchen is precious! Did you have to do the tiles one per one?

[susandennis]

ohhh no no. The tiles as well as the walls are all paper cut out the same size as the wall so one and done. whew!

[ozswede.livejournal.com]

I love the idea of multi functional furniture. Those ottomans look decorative as well as being practical, which is a combination that you don't always see.

The little kitchen is fabulous - so detailed and quite charming. What a talented person you are.

I laughed at your pants ringing - you have a way with words. In my case it would be my left boob ringing as I keep my phone in the upper pocket of my winter parka.

[zoefruitcake.livejournal.com]

The kitchen model is looking great!

[msconduct.livejournal.com]

I had a kitchen about that size when I lived in London:). It looks immaculate!

[seekerval.livejournal.com]

Your little kitchen looks delightful. Great job, Susan!