Loft-Style - Living Room
Mid-sized trendy formal and loft-style dark wood floor and beige floor living room photo with beige walls, a standard fireplace, a concrete fireplace and no tv
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Open - Living Room
Large transitional open concept living room image with a stone fireplace, a ribbon fireplace, a wall-mounted television, and gray walls.
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Elevating Living Spaces: The Allure of Glass Side Tables
In the realm of interior design, few pieces captivate as effortlessly as side tables. These versatile furnishings seamlessly blend elegance with utility, making them a favored choice for discerning homeowners.
Design Diversity:
Glass side tables encompass a spectrum of designs, catering to varied aesthetics. Contemporary options boast clean lines and transparent surfaces, fostering an illusion of space. Classic designs, on the other hand, blend glass with ornate detailing for a timeless appeal. Industrial-inspired choices combine glass with distressed wood and metal, bringing a touch of urban chic to any room.
Aesthetic Brilliance:
The transparent nature of side tables amplifies visual spaciousness, an advantage particularly notable in smaller areas. Beyond their space-enhancing quality, glass tables radiate modernity and sophistication, enhancing the overall aesthetic of a room.
Easy Care:
Glass surfaces demand minimal maintenance, a simple wipe with glass cleaner restores their pristine look. This effortless upkeep ensures that glass tables maintain their allure without hassle.
Enhanced Functionality:
These tables seamlessly complement various furniture styles, from plush sofas to armchairs, becoming functional accents for drinks, snacks, or decorative items. Their presence in a room effortlessly balances the layout and adds an artistic dimension. Incorporating glass living room furniture into your interior design is a nod to both elegance and practicality. Their subtle yet impactful presence can transform a living space into a captivating haven of comfort and style, reflecting your unique taste.
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Master Bedroom in Milwaukee
Mid-sized elegant master carpeted bedroom photo with white walls
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you guys know what we’re missing from tgs jekyon? The toxic besties arc.
where is the fighting over fanciful theories? five hour discussions late at night over whether body snatching is morally correct or not, that ends with both of them not speaking to each other for three days straight.
They hate each other, but five minutes later they’re best friends again.
They hate each other, but they’d never pick anyone over each other.
Lanyon’s pissed that Jekyll got a better grade on the science test, but is still helping him with his accent with passive aggressive remarks. “Shorten your A’s Jekyll.” “Yes, just like that.” “Speaking of A’s, you know who else should’ve gotten one?”
Jekyll’s pissed that Lanyon borrowed his textbook on the day of the open book test without asking, so he makes sure to bend down every single opportunity he gets. (Whoops. Accidentally dropped my pencil right next to you! Yeah, it just rolled over there. crazy…)
Utterson looks at his two best friends and goes “Oh my Lord, not again…” (After a while, he gets used to it. Kind of hard not to, when hanging around the two of them so much.)
Jekyll: Lanyon is such an ignorant son of a bitch who!-
Utterson, interrupting: Did he tell you that a rose was more accurate for courtship than a peony again?
Jekyll: …yes
Henry rants about his theories, and Lanyon is like. No. Those are fucking crazy man. Unscientific balderdash. Foolishness. Shuts him the fuck down. (But still, Jekyll comes to him with his new ideas…)
Lanyon tells Jekyll about this gala he’s being forced to go to filled with boring people, and Jekyll tells him to suck it up, and laughs at him. (But yet they go together, and make fun of everyone there...)
They’re similar, but too similar at times. They mesh well together, and clash equally.
(They’re two sides of the same coin. They’re two different coins altogether.)
They could be pissed as fuck at each other, but still would do anything for each other. They would drop anything and everything to help each other.
They hate each other, but can’t help but to love each other.
(Well, hate and love are practically the same thing, right?)
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The reason our organic trash container is so small is so the kitchen doesn't get smelly and it's less gross to take out a small amount of organic trash instead of a big bag. The reason our recycling container is so small... Is because I'm too lazy to buy a bigger one and the bag is hidden in the cupboard anyways ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Guest Bedroom in DC Metro
An illustration of a medium-sized transitional guest bedroom with a dark wood floor and a brown floor, gray walls, and no fireplace
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