#built-in table

[dcvertigodaily]

Mid-sized trendy built-in desk medium tone wood floor and orange floor craft room photo with white walls

John Scanlan

[margarita-cansino]

Craftsman Kitchen - Kitchen Example of a mid-sized arts and crafts l-shaped light wood floor, brown floor and wallpaper ceiling open concept kitchen design with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, soapstone countertops, green backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and black countertops

[chipper-smol]

star abducted :3

[mezzoalex]

Little Rock Pool Lap

Pool fountain - large rustic backyard custom-shaped and concrete lap pool fountain idea

[thebibliosphere]

I don't know if it's spring finally hitting or my anxiety over the current horrors manifesting in a fervent need to clean my entire house (aaaaaaah) just to feel in control of something, but I'm very aware that the only thing stopping me from dragging our old IKEA kitchen table outside to the curb for someone to snag is the fact that I might actually break my back if I tried.

[slfcare]

the most difficult thing about growing as a person socially, as in getting out of your shell and noticing that you are, is that there will still be times when it doesn’t feel like you’ve grown at all! times when you can’t really connect with anyone around you, times when you fail to enter into an existing conversation, times when you say the wrong thing (or nothing at all when in hindsight you probably should’ve). but that’s also kind of the best thing, because that’s the thing that helps you realize that sometimes, it’s not you or your lack of skills or any shortcoming. sometimes certain environments just aren’t for you and certain people aren’t your people, and that’s okay. that’s human. it’s okay to not feel the progress you have made all the time.

[lazylittledragon]

oke it's 5pm and i've been day drinking but come closer. listen to me

i get asked for character writing advice quite a lot and i really don't feel qualified to give any but i have 1 (one) hack for relationship dynamics that hasn't failed me yet and it's the Ikea Test

if you're figuring out how to characterise a relationship (platonic or romantic) and you're struggling: just imagine them having to put together an ikea flatpack and write how it would go

[clumsypuppy]

@heropartnerweek 2025 day 1 - home

[min-play]

achieving levitation

[vintagehomecollection]

Country furniture is often austerely plain, like this narrow refectory-style table flanked by simple benches. The built-in dresser has been painted a glossy green to contrast with the butter-coloured walls.

Country Kitchens, 1991

[synelven]

this image came to me so vividly while watching misfits and magic s2e1

[mikakuna]

i think because everyone in the family treats jason as the dumb one, he should show up at a gala and just act super bimbo. it's retaliation, okay? they all think he's below them in terms of intelligence so why shouldn't he take advantage of that?

cue jason pulling up to a wayne gala looking absolutely delectable. his curls are nice and pretty, lips looking soft and plump, cheeks naturally flushed, eyes all doe-like, lashes curled, suit literally stuck to his body and enhancing his thickness-- he looks gorgeous. the bats think, whatever, it's fine.

nope. bruce almost has a heart attack when his barely adult son walks up to a group of older men, places a gentle hand on one of their arms, and starts giggling. his barely legal son is leaning into these men, tilting his head and baring his neck just so, and putting on the most enticing smile. HIS CHILD is subtly sticking his hips out, pouting his lips, and leaning close to whisper who knows what into the ears of these leering grown men.

dick and tim do a double take when they see jason "clumsily" spill whine down the front of his suit and then begin unbuttoning his top with a ditzy, tipsy giggle of "oh no! :( would you handsome fellas mind helping me out?"

by the end of the night, jason has bruce sitting down with his head in his hands and contemplating everything.

[sergle]

literally, people will crack their own necks, their own backs, their own knuckles and wrists, get deep-tissue massages, stretch out when they're sore, and they'll say all that stuff feels good, it feels like it helps. they felt stiff or sore and now, after physically pulling or pushing on their body in certain spots, they feel better. and still say going to a chiro is for stupid people.

[toyastales]

Gather around the table.

[vouiivre]

"In another world..."

[inspiredlivingspaces]

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