Comments on: White Webb in Kips Bay http://www.tchochkes.com/wordpress/white-webb-in-kips-bay.html An Israeli interior design blog that includes home tours, features on furniture, store reviews, design notes, and more. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:13:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Shira Abel Shvo http://www.tchochkes.com/wordpress/white-webb-in-kips-bay.html#comment-208 Shira Abel Shvo Sun, 25 May 2008 09:36:51 +0000 http://www.tchochkes.com/wordpress/?p=834#comment-208 Hi Nikki, My assumption is that it's meant to be a dedicated guest room, as Kips Bay is focused on the high end market. Even with the possibility of it being multi-purpose, the room is large enough to handle the bed somewhere else IMHO. -s Hi Nikki,

My assumption is that it’s meant to be a dedicated guest room, as Kips Bay is focused on the high end market. Even with the possibility of it being multi-purpose, the room is large enough to handle the bed somewhere else IMHO.

-s

]]> By: nikki http://www.tchochkes.com/wordpress/white-webb-in-kips-bay.html#comment-207 nikki Sun, 25 May 2008 09:27:24 +0000 http://www.tchochkes.com/wordpress/?p=834#comment-207 i haven't checked the website but i'm wondering, is the room meant to be a dedicated guest room, or more multi-purpose? that curtain rod stretched over the bed allows for the curtain to be drawn in front of it acting as a room divider, hiding the bed completely and turning the room into a sort of den or sitting room. i don't like double beds meant for two pushed against a wall either, for the reasons you mentioned, but maybe the multi-purpose factor was at play... i haven’t checked the website but i’m wondering, is the room meant to be a dedicated guest room, or more multi-purpose? that curtain rod stretched over the bed allows for the curtain to be drawn in front of it acting as a room divider, hiding the bed completely and turning the room into a sort of den or sitting room. i don’t like double beds meant for two pushed against a wall either, for the reasons you mentioned, but maybe the multi-purpose factor was at play…

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