THAT STORAGE TABLE IS ILL A FEW MORE WEEKS AND I'M MOVING INTO MY NEW HOUSE
Bachelor Pad.
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I want to add a sectional to my room all i need to do is start saving though.
Saving is so hard to do
Saving is so hard to do
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Good thread
I'm a bachelor and I agree with the first article posted. I've got everything going from the list except live plants (a pretty good idea) and thefluffy pillows. It's definitely on point though.
My place is nothing fancy, but I get nothing but positive reactions from the ladies. It works for me
Here are my pics from the other thread:
I'm a bachelor and I agree with the first article posted. I've got everything going from the list except live plants (a pretty good idea) and thefluffy pillows. It's definitely on point though.
My place is nothing fancy, but I get nothing but positive reactions from the ladies. It works for me
Here are my pics from the other thread:
Originally Posted by GQ smooth 4
Personally, I see my home as an extension of myself. Something that I take great pride in and thoroughly enjoy.
Here is my place. It's definitely not for everyone, but I love it
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Why Don't you try being original for a change
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True.
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i dunno about the pet rock, but yeah high grade green and premium furniture are a MUST.
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Great thread man. I'm sure a lot of us are planning on moving out soon and this will definitely come in handy...
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Your missing something....
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nice
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Nice. That bed up there with the storage looks piff.
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Bachelor pads are notoriously stereotyped as messy, poorly taken care of places with clothes carelessly strewn about floors and with refrigerators populatedwith stale food. These places are portrayed to be occupied with men with a hedonistic approach to life that's all about having fun and very little to dowith life's mundane chores which often disgusts women related to or involved with them. Okay, if the last part alarmed you a bit, this post is for thosemen out there who definitely want to make a difference or at least go down trying!
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Here are a few tips and images to help you out:
[h3]Tips for a Bachelor's Pad[/h3]
1. Get it into your subconscious that it is 'uncool' to be messy. Having said that it never was a turn-on to anybody, anyway.
2. You probably already own everything you need. Everything just needs to be in the right place and in order.
3. If you make your bed each morning you already are in a very elite minority! Not only will it make your room look clean, but it will help you developskill sets that will be noticed elsewhere. (Hint! Hint!)
4. Have a process for everything. The last time we checked they were not yet smart enough to invent clothes that washed, organized or ironed themselves. SoYOU need to take care of the laundry logistics.
5. Take pride in being known as someone prepared for anything. Keep an overnight kit for guests such as packaged toothbrush and extra towels. You never knowwhen this might come in handy.
6. Now for some designer touches for those willing to spend a bit for the look:
i. Framed black and white prints on your walls.
ii. Big sofa, big TV, speakers (Entertainments spaces generally have high priority)
iii. Games, gym items and gadgets!
[h3]Inspirational Bachelor Pads[/h3]
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by Dominik
by Michael Johnson
by Altug
Here are a few tips and images to help you out:
[h3]Tips for a Bachelor's Pad[/h3]
1. Get it into your subconscious that it is 'uncool' to be messy. Having said that it never was a turn-on to anybody, anyway.
2. You probably already own everything you need. Everything just needs to be in the right place and in order.
3. If you make your bed each morning you already are in a very elite minority! Not only will it make your room look clean, but it will help you developskill sets that will be noticed elsewhere. (Hint! Hint!)
4. Have a process for everything. The last time we checked they were not yet smart enough to invent clothes that washed, organized or ironed themselves. SoYOU need to take care of the laundry logistics.
5. Take pride in being known as someone prepared for anything. Keep an overnight kit for guests such as packaged toothbrush and extra towels. You never knowwhen this might come in handy.
6. Now for some designer touches for those willing to spend a bit for the look:
i. Framed black and white prints on your walls.
ii. Big sofa, big TV, speakers (Entertainments spaces generally have high priority)
iii. Games, gym items and gadgets!
[h3]Inspirational Bachelor Pads[/h3]
by Sedat
by Dominik
by Michael Johnson
by Altug
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Posting to keep tabs on this thread
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go to IKEA and consult a planner.
I'd recommend it specifically for the COST.
I'd recommend it specifically for the COST.
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cool idea for framing the decks
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wow @ those bachelor pads
bbbbballin!!!!
bbbbballin!!!!
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Posted for later use.
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Great thread! I'm in the market for furniture and a place if I get this job with JPMorgan tomorrow, and I'll keep you guys updated with stuff Ifind/buy. Here is one place I'm considering living:
http://668euclidavenue.com/photo.asp
http://668euclidavenue.com/photo.asp
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pretty cool thread
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Anybody ever buy furniture online? If so, any good sites?
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those places look excellent. minimalist is the best way to go.
put em up
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All those couches look cool, but for me the number one thing is my couch has to be comfortable.
Think about it, in a bachelor pad or just your crib. Us men live on the couch.
O yea and your DVD collection has to be A+
Think about it, in a bachelor pad or just your crib. Us men live on the couch.
O yea and your DVD collection has to be A+
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i think ALL my furniture came from online.
overstock.com can have some pretty good deals.
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nice place and info i need to get one of those soon
