Coming up soon, another of Wright's fantastic auctions. Titled "Important Design", the catalog includes these exceptionally pretty pieces from the sixties, which will definitely be some of
our picks if we happen to win a lottery before auction day...
Chandelier by Arredoluce. Italy, 1965. Estimate 7-9000.
Dandelion Sculpture by Harry Bertoia. USA, 1962. Estimate 200-300,000.
Coffee Table by Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte. Italy, 1952. Estimate 15-20,000.
Dining Table by Philippe Hiquily. France, 1965. Estimate 10-15,000.
Pair of Suede Benches by Maison Jansen. France, 1960. Estimate 3-5000.
The Important Design Auction at Wright will be held December 9 at 12pm and December 11 at 12pm. Check
Wright20 for all the details and full preview.
Tracy fit a bed into an eating nook, and built a picture-rail divider to screen it off.
How cool is this chalkboard-painted entry?
Her budget? $1000.
We love this quote of Tracy's: I think studio apartments are a great challenge -- they definitely make you rethink how you live and what you need or don't need in order to have a home life thats comfortable, expressive, and balanced.
• See more of Tracy's small space here: 
We're always game for inexpensive framing ideas, and free framing ideas? Well, that's all the better. Gather up a cardboard box along with any photos that are collecting dust and give this simple project a try...
This post is for my girlfriend, bless her beautiful always shivering heart...for my special lass who cries she's freezing at any temperature under the mark of 78 degrees (she's from Texas, so California summers are brisk and our fall temps are near "arctic"). Maybe we'll pick up a copy of 
