Are gallery wall photos in? Do you have one ? Where in your house?

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Do not hang your pictures in the bath house's dressing room. No one wants to look at Aunt Ida when they are getting dressed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:West Elm is the new Pottery Barn. Same company owns both so its a win/win for them.

Most of West Elm's merchandise is garbage, but cautiously. I too did not realize that PB was out of fashion at least 10 years ago. Guess I better rid my home of all those awful throw blankets! What is "in"? Are there any suitable box stores? Or should we only purchase high end designer items?

Room & Board, CB2, West Elm, Z Gallerie, DWR, Mitchell Gold. Crate and Barrel has always been fresher than PB so I'd put it on the list too.

Most of these are way too midcentury and modern for me. Hate those looks. PB may no longer be faddish, but I tend towards traditional looks so I still like their stuff or its equivalent from elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do not hang your pictures in the bath house's dressing room. No one wants to look at Aunt Ida when they are getting dressed.

Or icing cupcakes (or are cupcakes out now too?)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:West Elm is the new Pottery Barn. Same company owns both so its a win/win for them.

Most of West Elm's merchandise is garbage, but cautiously. I too did not realize that PB was out of fashion at least 10 years ago. Guess I better rid my home of all those awful throw blankets! What is "in"? Are there any suitable box stores? Or should we only purchase high end designer items?

Room & Board, CB2, West Elm, Z Gallerie, DWR, Mitchell Gold. Crate and Barrel has always been fresher than PB so I'd put it on the list too.

Most of these are way too midcentury and modern for me. Hate those looks. PB may no longer be faddish, but I tend towards traditional looks so I still like their stuff or its equivalent from elsewhere.

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