Which BYC member scares you?

[RUNuts]

I'm pretty good at interior design and remodeling (I have a degree in the former), but I have a feeling my personal design aesthetic wouldn't go over well with this lot...

What school of design do you follow? I'm in the "what can I afford at goodwill?" school. I really never left it after college and having kids.

Lack of funds or being beaten down? I like to think both.

 

[azurbanclucker]

"Upcycling." I think it's adorable.

Most of that one is recycled. The brass hose bib was new, the mason jar lid is new and the electrical internals are new. The rest came from scrapyards or yard sales. Then made it all matching levels of "dirty"

 

[Aunt Angus]

What school of design do you follow? I'm in the "what can I afford at goodwill?" school. I really never left it after college and having kids.

Lack of funds or being beaten down? I like to think both.

My personal preference is "modern eclectic," which would definitely include Goodwill.

 

[Aunt Angus]

Most of that one is recycled. The brass hose bib was new, the mason jar lid is new and the electrical internals are new. The rest came from scrapyards or yard sales. Then made it all matching levels of "dirty"

It's awesome! I love that kind of stuff - creativity, function, and style.

 

[Thebuckstops]

I want my guitar to be purdy!

That untouched glass sheen.

 

[Isadora]

I want my guitar to be purdy!

...as long as it sounds pretty...

 

[Thebuckstops]

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"Antiquing"

Isn't that Steampunk?

 

[azurbanclucker]

Isn't that Steampunk?

Don't say that to a steampunker, they tend to get really angry about pipe lamps and things with gears glued on. But yeah, could be steam/diesel/aether or just a nice weathered industrial vibe. Fits in a lot those type of styles

 

[WallyG74]

That untouched glass sheen.

I love that look, although mine happens to be walnut with a matte finish. Not a lot of left handed bargains out there. So, matte walnut it is!

 

[DickMidnight]

I'm pretty good at interior design and remodeling (I have a degree in the former), but I have a feeling my personal design aesthetic wouldn't go over well with this lot...

midcentury modern here. at least at our house in ct.

i'm a sucker for furniture design from the 60s and 70s.