

...are about as real as these:

Why can't we have a little more of this?

We didn't have an architect meeting this week, so we'll have to wait until next week to get another update. In the meantime, enjoy your spring — we're spending ours thinking of a yard.
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those house pictures really are amazing. why can't i live there in real life?
And why can't I have supermodel thighs all the time? Sigh...
LOL. I just did a staging at a house I designed to prep it for professional pictures. :)
Other than putting lots of accessories in the bookshelves and moving books in from the teen daughter's room to fill them out, though, it's all real.
i love thinking about those houses in terms of super model unattainablity, however - makes me understand girls who lust over unrealistic bodies, since i lust over equally unrealistic spaces, regularly and with much gusto.
dwell magazine seems to value honesty. do you think their spaces are doctored too? i hope not.
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