leanderman
Street Party: July 2
Traditional shutters block light. Obscured glass gives privacy when they're open.
I'm standing by curtains and film.
Traditional shutters block light. Obscured glass gives privacy when they're open.
The pushing was fine... The going back to work is more complicated with a small thing that won't even let you put him down....Excuses excuses. I thought you were more the push it out in a field and go straight back to work sort of woman.
oh are you a mother now?! congratulationsThe pushing was fine... The going back to work is more complicated with a small thing that won't even let you put him down....
The pushing was fine... The going back to work is more complicated with a small thing that won't even let you put him down....
Vert de Terre
Is this your colour Shakespeare?
http://www.farrow-ball.com/vert-de-terre/colours//fcp-product/100234
Yes will pm you laterWear him on your back like in Africa. Just joking of course, I must warn you that once I had one I never ever wanted to go back to work ever again.
Now that I am crisis free, I'd like to come round to see the baby. Let me know if that's allowed.
Think our front door may be that colour... I didn't paint it so don't know!Vert de Terre
Is this your colour Shakespeare?
http://www.farrow-ball.com/vert-de-terre/colours//fcp-product/100234
they are much more expensive. I imagine they'll be wave 2 gentrification...window film is more taste than money*
I guess if the alternative is endlessly replacing your stereo they start to look more attractive, but they do look dreadful. Make an area feel unsafe too, IYSWIM- bit of a self fulfilling prophecy. There were loads of bars on windows and doors in the bit of leeds I lived in when I was up there, and it was all a bit depressing
*I actually like shutters. And my major objection to net curtains (I think we've discussed this before?) is that many of them aren't clean. Like the ones in the house opposite mine, that are dark grey, with a very suspicious brown stain on one. Ugh
Eyw! I was thinking blood, now I'll never be able to look out of my front window again!Ah, the brown stain, where the myth of the bloke wiping his cock on the curtains probably came from.
Eyw! I was thinking blood, now I'll never be able to look out of my front window again!
It supposedly has a different finish- a Matt chalky finish that isn't available in cheaper paints. And there is the whole heritage formulations, low toxicity thing- they don't have plastics in them for example and are safe to use on toys etc. Plus all made in Dorset, British company, British manufacturing.Given that Dulux etc do a huge range of colours, can Farrow and Ball be worth the extra expense? Does it last longer or something?
I think the finish is nicer. It does have a thick matt chalky depth to it. That said, it is one of those things that I might only notice if I stopped and compared the two side by side and for that reason I stick to more standard paints.It supposedly has a different finish- a Matt chalky finish that isn't available in cheaper paints. And there is the whole heritage formulations, low toxicity thing- they don't have plastics in them for example and are safe to use on toys etc. Plus all made in Dorset, British company, British manufacturing.
Like many premium ranges its mostly, IMO, about providing reassurance that they are doing something 'tasteful' for people who aren't naturally creative or lack confidence in their own taste. But no harm in it, I generally like people buying things from British craftsman brands not global conglomerates
Like Foxtons.Farrow & Ball is reassuringly expensive.
Vert de Terre
Is this your colour Shakespeare?
http://www.farrow-ball.com/vert-de-terre/colours//fcp-product/100234
I disagree. I think veering from the Fuck Foxtons thread into comparing net curtains and shades of Farrow & Ball is quite surreal!It was disappointingly non-surreal derail. Must do better
all property.... we can do better!I disagree. I think veering from the Fuck Foxtons thread into comparing net curtains and shades of Farrow & Ball is quite surreal!
No this is ours
http://www.farrow-ball.com/lamp-room-gray/colours//fcp-product/100088
We use Farrow and Ball as Mr Shakes is increadibly sensitive to chemicals. We'd have to move out and not come back for weeks after it was painted if we used normal paint
0 out of 10 . Unless you were buying materials for the crucifixion of estate agents.Funnily enough, I was in Homebase today
in their defence, making paint without chemical 'shortcuts' is a labour intensive process, their materials are expensive (resins etc) plus british manufacturing is much more expensive than high volume manufacturing in low cost locations as used by their competitors. Also, IME, some of the premium paints take fewer coats- cheap white paint is the ultimate false economy...Grey is nice, but I also like the greeny olivey grey colour. Funnily enough, I was in Homebase today and found myself looking at paint, and whilst standing there thinking it was well expensive. Then I realised I was looking at Farrow & Ball stuff! £35 for a 5 litre tin I think it was
Yes. And getting a cheaper estate agent is also a false economy...in their defence, making paint without chemical 'shortcuts' is a labour intensive process, their materials are expensive (resins etc) plus british manufacturing is much more expensive than high volume manufacturing in low cost locations as used by their competitors. Also, IME, some of the premium paints take fewer coats- cheap white paint is the ultimate false economy...
I have NEVER used Foxtons! <<spits>>Yes. And getting a cheaper estate agent is also a false economy...
Bloody hell. You guys are hard to control!
tapas would be a good segue. Suitably surrealvote for most middle class thread on here?
far duller than the tapas one from last week.
0 out of 10 . Unless you were buying materials for the crucifixion of estate agents.