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Rv Resort Owner, What customers want???
Rv Resort Owner, What customers want???
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First I want to say that I have not logged in for a couple of years. I made this suggestion about having a place for owners to come to and receive help but after checking a couple of time i gave up.
Today I was searching for help and found this forum.
Heres my question
I own an RV Resort 18 sites in a location 30 mile from a walmart size town.
Today a visiting rv guest want thing to do but also wanted a place away from the big city.
What can be offered to RVers that want to get away from the large 100 site rv resort an come to a small quiet very clean resort in a small town. All we have right here is a fishing town near the Gulf lots of nature. Also all of our coast are protected.
It is hard to please everyone but what should we do.
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I'm staying overnight at an RV park in a small town. they have special dinners and bar b ques for guests once in awhile. They are having one Sunday, I will miss out. Try that!
Oh yeah. Make sure you have free WiFi (but tell guest that email only, don't be streaming movies or the bandwidth will be sucked down).
Sparkling clean bathrooms.
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I would think most peoples expectations for an 18 site campground would be modest. larger level sites...maybe with some stone put down. Up to date site hook ups. keep your entrance roads free of pot holes.
Keep any kind of clutter/junk out of site of the customers.
Jun 1 2013, 10:52 AM
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As full-timers we really aren't expecting you to provide us anything other than a reasonably-sized, clean and level site with good hookups and a generally well kept park. A little bit of privacy is a plus as is modest landscaping that adds visual appeal. We don't care about activities nor are we likely to take advantage of breakfasts or dinners. We don't use your bathrooms nor your laundry. We might use your WiFi, but we carry our cellular connection and it is often faster than yours. All of this is true whether or not we are staying for a night or a month. Your quiet, attractive 18-site park would be perfect for us.
I know there are quite a few RVers like ourselves who don't need all these amenities and who are just as happy if the park doesn't have quite as many kids, but we aren't interested in the geriatric atmosphere of the "over 55 parks" either. It's hard to precisely describe what we're looking for but we've been to a number of small private parks in the past couple of years that we found to be nearly perfect.
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So we're talking a small park sort of out in the country. As with any park, I want truth in advertising. If you're a small, quiet, peaceful park with not much to do except maybe fishing or taking a stroll & checking out other's rigs there's nothing wrong with that at all. Sometimes that's what people are looking for to just spend a few days 'vegging out', or especially for that overnight stop where we're tired & all we want is a quiet place to sleep. As long as your website or whatever advertising reflects that you should get no complaints because your guests will know what to expect. It's up to me to be sure that I pick a park that suits me. Just don't tack 'resort' onto your park's name or have pictures in your ads/webpage that exaggerate what's there. 'Resort' sort of implies activities & facilities that you may not have. And I think we've all seen deceptive pictures or wording on park advertising. Not saying you do at all by any means.
As far as general stuff goes; a clean park with nice landscaping & roads (doesn't have to be Versailles). Rules that are enforced (pet peeve). And a welcoming staff. I think you'll be able to keep your park full just with that. But if you want to provide more things to do maybe a brochure that lists what's available in the area (any scenic drives, parks, coastal walks, town museums if there are any), a horseshoe pit, or a ping pong table. Not real expensive additions.
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Squeaky clean bathrooms with lots of hot water.
A list of area attractions, the times they are open and a map to show how to get to them.
Recommendations for the nicest place to eat in town; also for the "best bang for the buck" restaurant. (RV'ers love a barguuuuuuuuuuun).
Unless you are close to a food store, some basics such as eggs, butter, and bread.
Briquettes and starter fluid would be good, too.
Wifi is nice to have...I'd rank it ahead of cable tv, personally.
Jun 3 2013, 05:51 PM
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Exceptionally wide, level sites.
Grass to set my folding chairs in, and veg-out with a glass of wine.
Some vegetation between sites to provide the illusion of privacy.
30 AND 50 amps at each site.
Clean water.
Clean bathrooms, showers. (RV's generally have tiny facilities.)
TV and WiFi. (This may be easier with your smaller park.)
A friendly person to greet and welcome me.
Ahhhhh, vacation.
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Today a visiting rv guest want thing to do but also wanted a place away from the big city.
What the heck did he want to do? You already have fishing and lots of nature - that's what you get away from the big city. If, however, he want's to go to a 5 star restaurant, buy his wife something from Macy's, then attend the opera - you'll never please him.
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The truth is important to us. No surprises. If you are next to a railroad, put that in your ad or it will end up in your review. We normally don't do too much in the way of activities. Friendly workers are a big plus also.
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Jun 4 2013, 03:00 PM
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If you (and this is the generic "you") tell me when I call that you have great Wi-Fi that reaches all over the park, don't let me find out when I get there that it doesn't reach over there or in that section or tell me if I can't get it, it must be my computer that's at fault, when I hear from the person next door that the Wi-Fi's been out for three weeks. Just be honest with me. If I have to go to the laundry to get it, OK, I can base my decision on whether to stay at your park on that. If Wi-Fi shuts down when the office closes at 6:00 p.m., ditto. If your Wi-Fi is unreliable, same same. Just don't lie to me. When I get lied to, I put it in my review.
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On the subject of "honesty", why do you call your RV park a resort? We have often seen reviews and forum threads where people complain about RV park owners calling their parks "resorts". Most RVers expect a pool and other recreational facilities at a "resort". So, for starters, don't call your park a resort if you do not have "resort" accommodations that people expect from a resort.
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On the subject of "honesty", why do you call your RV park a resort? We have often seen reviews and forum threads where people complain about RV park owners calling their parks "resorts". Most RVers expect a pool and other recreational facilities at a "resort". So, for starters, don't call your park a resort if you do not have "resort" accommodations that people expect from a resort.
Why in the world do so many people get so worked up about the word resort?
If I remember the definition it is simply a place where people go to spend their vacation.
The ski resort I go to doesn't have a pool. Should I be upset?
The Motel 6 down the road does have a pool. Is it a resort?
I really think we can find things to be upset about that are much more important than this.
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Why would somebody get so worked up over others being worked up over the word resort?
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And why would someone get worked up that somebody got worked up because somebody else got worked up over the word resort. This could go on for a while!!!
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Can a 2011 Shadowcat be paper tuned ?
Can a 2011 Shadowcat be paper tuned ?
should be able to, some random bows just "dont look right" when properly tuned.
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Assuming you pay attention to details before and when setting up the bow it shouldn't be any harder to paper tune than any ther bow. However, I've never been able to get a perfect tune with either of my Aliens so who's to say. Some bows just defy logic.
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As a finger shooter, paper tuning does not always work too well, although I have done it, back in my dim and distant past.
Regarding the Shadowcat, you will probably find you need to use slightly stiffer arrows than usual and also you will need the arrow rest much closer to the riser than you would expect.
Don't ask me the why's and wherefore's of the above, but mine both shoot brilliantly set up that way.
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I currently use lightspeed 400's at 28 inch and 64 pounds and have trouble getting them to come out of the bow nicely. I shoot with a tru-ball bossX release has any one got any ideas
some folks say that paper tuning is over-rated..unless you're just going to shoot paper at 12 feet.
seriously, i've had bows that paper tuned but when i walk back tune them they were out of tune. just the way it is sometimes.
For a number of years I have run this over my mind again and again and can't comprehend how much the paper is going to tell me when the arrow leaves the bow under the violent effects of archer's paradox? I am much more concerned about the flight of the arrow after correction and how it enters the target. If I have to determine the flight upon release I really can only count on what I might see on slow motion video. Paper tuning seems like witchcraft to me.
Center shot, nock height and spine along with clearance are the major factors for me. Maybe I am missing something here, if there is a mathematical formula which tells me exactly how far away from the bow my paper should be to where the effects of archer's paradox no longer cause an arbitrary reading, then I would probably be able to have more faith in paper tuning.
Please believe I am not claiming any degree of expertise, just my amateurish commonsensical approach. I am definitely open to more learned and experienced viewpoints.
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I shoot 30" arrows and have used Lightspeed 400's on all my 60 lb bows since around 2005. My Shadowcat's don't like them, and the always swing left before stabilising (remember I shoot fingers). This is a sign that the spine is too soft (limber), so I tried some 340's and they were a lot better.
In the end I came away from Lightspeeds, as even the 340's did not 'feel' right, and changed to Sky Art, as I had some here. They work really well.
Try to find a handful of cheap, light 340's and see how you get on.
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I was thinking maybe starting a little higher on your knock point than normal.... then french tune. Then check it through paper. I use paper to correct any porpoising , but thats about it.
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Mark's Delightful (and Delicious!)
West Village Home
House Tour
Name: Mark Wynsma
Location: West Village — Manhattan, New York
Size: 475 square feet
Years lived in: 2 years — rent
Bright, colorful and filled to the brim with charm, Mark has transformed a standard run of the mill white walled rental into a vibrant home. From first glance into the entry way, it is clear that the home has been thoughtfully put together and showcases a love for design - and for color! One of the suggestions to renters I hear most frequently is to treat your rental like a home and put in the effort to make it yours. This home is a perfect example of that advice at work. From top to bottom, Mark has put in that effort and made this space warm and personal.
While the entry way is small in size, it makes a big impact with its bright walls, artwork and arrangement of lovely vintage vases and bowls. Strategic placement of a painting hides the fuse box from view. In this bright and colorful home, the vibe is chic, friendly and comfortable.
From the wall colors (chosen with confidence), to the selection and installation of the bathroom sink (done on his own late into the night just before his family was due to visit), to the knobs on his closet (repurposed sink knobs previously from a restaurant), the design of the space has been a labor of love on Mark's part. Given how it all came together so well, I was surprised when Mark told me that this was his first foray into home decor. Though he did admit that as a child, he managed to convince his parents into painting one of their previously white walls a vibrant red. This type of natural inclination towards color makes sense in someone who is now so adept at using paint to sculpt out visual space.
There are no window frames. I taped off two inches around each window and painted a white frame around them . . . it made a world of difference!
To hear Mark, pastry chef at Commerce Restaurant in the West Village, talk about the work he has put into his various home improvement projects - major (appliance installation) to minor (painting the hardware on the front door to better offset the red color) - calls to mind a quote from Charles Eames. "The details are not the details. They make the design."
Though all the rooms, are lovely and cheerful, the main room: an open kitchen and adjoining living room, is the place to be. Bowls filled with hand selected fresh fruits and vegetables are ready for eating. Open shelves display an eclectic array of dishes along side an arsenal of hanging pots and pans, a favorite being the vintage copper piece discovered in a Paris flea market. Between the open layout and personality on display, this a home perfect as a gathering place for friends.
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My Style: Urban Eclectic
Inspiration: New York City, specifically the West Village. I am always finding a new store, cafe, or restaurant while wandering around my neighborhood, it's ever changing. I draw inspiration from the majestic pre-war brownstones and the pops of color from their pots of flowers, window boxes, and brightly painted front doors. I regularly find myself going into clothing stores in the city not to check out the merchandise, but to look at how they have staged their space and am often jealous of the great vintage pieces of furniture they find! I also draw inspiration from my childhood. My mother has always been an avid gardener and has shown me how much life can be added by bringing the outdoors into a living space.
Favorite Element: It's the small things I appreciate the most about this apartment. I live in a corner apartment with 6 unobscured windows (the 7th faces another building, however I still get light through it) and two real bedrooms that both fit at least a full size bed with really good amount of closet space ( in terms of New York City standards). I have seen many apartments in the west village where most are not as functional as mine e.g. one bedroom is the size of a small walk in closet, railroad spaces (you have to walk through one bedroom to get to the other), a blocked view from the windows that directly face surrounding buildings, or having a huge electric meter in the middle of a wall (yes, the ones mounted on the side of most peoples houses) hanging out in the kitchen, hallway, or dining room.
Biggest Challenge: Making a very uninteresting "standard" apartment visually aesthetic without changing too much (because of the buildings regulations). When I moved in, it was your standard beige walls, no trim around the windows, no moldings or interesting wood work, budget oak kitchen cabinets, and a bathroom sink and mirror combo I hope they got a hell of a deal on.
What Friends Say: "Wow . . . great colors!" or "What are you doing baking? You should be an interior designer."
Biggest Embarrassment: By far, the bathroom door. The building's super did a bootleg job installing the previous bathroom sink and had to carve a little notch in the bathroom door so it would close without hitting the overhang of the sink. I carefully selected a sink I thought would clear the path of door, however, the measurements on the website where I bought the sink where a few inches off. The gap went from being about an inch in length to 5 inches in length.
Proudest DIY: Installing the bathroom sink with no clue about plumbing on a time restraint (I started at 2:00 am when my family from California and Michigan were flying in at 9:00 am) . . . yeah, that was a fun night.
Biggest Indulgence: Flowers . . . I really enjoy having fresh cut flowers around all year long.
Best Advice: Two pieces of advice: Don't work against the things you dislike about your space. . . find a way to use it to your advantage. And, color is your friend! The great thing about paint is that it can be painted over, so put all of the reservations aside . . . and just go for it!
Dream Sources: ABC Home, Design Within Reach, Room & Board, Lafontsee Galleries, Porte de Clignancourt flea market, Restoration Hardware, The Rug Company, Olde Good Things, & Modern50.com
Resources of Note:
- • Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Jamaica Bay
- • Lamp: Pottery Barn
• Houndstooth Chair: Room & Board
• Photograph: YellowKorner Soho
• Pillows & Throw: Jonathan Adler
• Coffee Table: CB2
• Leather Trunk: Vintage, found on the street
• Sofa: Vintage piece found on eBay
- • Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Chocolate Sparkle
- • Kitchen Island: Vintage found on eBay
• Tolix Stool: Design Within Reach
• Ghost Chair: Design Within Reach
• Counter Stools: Crate & Barrel
• Lighting: Restoration Hardware
- • Vintage Copper Pot: Porte de Clignancourt Flea Market, Paris, France
• Rice Bowls: Pearl River Market
• Espresso Machine: Williams Sonoma
• Cutting Board: La Petite Cuisine, Versailles, France
• Cake Stand: Crate & Barrel
• Vintage US Navy Dishes: Fish's Eddy
- • Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Silver Hill
- • Platform Bed: EQ3
• Lighting: The Conran Shop @ ABC Home
• Wooden Deer Head: Vintage, Thailand
• Ink on Paper: Kristopher Jones for Lafontsee Galleries
• Underwater Print: Samantha French on Etsy
• Floor Mirror: IKEA
• Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Thyme Green
- • Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Midnight Dream
- • Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Yam
Thanks, Mark!
Images: Liana Walker
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105 Comments
Great colors. I love the articulation of the trim in all the rooms. Great kitchen. Great art.
The living room left me wanting more - maybe it was the color?
I'm having a hard time seeing how 475 sq.ft. allows for three rooms (that is a guest room, right?). Excellent use of color, and the faux trim around the windows was a clever idea. It seems to open the place up.
I have a tip for small bathrooms and doors. Think about swinging the door out instead of in because chances are that you have more space outside the bathroom. I did this and everyone says the bathrooms look 10 times bigger.
Are you sure this apartment is 475 sq. feet? Even the kitchen could be expanded into a full galley, if desired. Nice space!
I really enjoyed this house tour. Thumbs up!
I want: the metal kitchen island, a slice of the cake and a latte or espresso from the coffee gadget in the kitchen.
Love the apt tour. My CIA graduated pastry chef sister can never seem to make enough to afford all these cool stuff you own, let alon an apt in NYC. What's the secret?
Mark, I've got to say that you home is pretty wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
Nice playful approach to color, and I am always amazed by all of the effort taken by a renter (as opposed to owner). I keep hearing over and over from designers that color should be used cohesively in a sinlge space, even when spread out over a bunch of rooms. I tend to lean more towards that approach.
Love your blue and white dishes and the use of color in the space. I never thought I would say this but I really like the green bedroom!
I love this apartment and feel motivated to perform some therapy in my house. That's what I look for in an AT house tour: Inspiration. Love the collection of rice bowls. Mark also looks fun. Since I've been caring for an injured tiny dog for 3 days and am exhausted, painting today is unlikely. But I think I'll make a cake in Mark's honor. Thanks for inviting us into your creative, beautiful yet unpretentious home.
Colorful and wonderful, especially the purple room and the kitchen. Great job!
Color confidence indeed!
Awesome! Are you sure this apartment is 475 sq. feet???
It would be awesome to see a floorplan!
Such an inviting home! Imo, your efforts at making a bland apartment into a beautiful one were a great success.
Love this apartment. Doesn't look to be 475 sq. feet.
Beautiful spot! I especially like the kitchen and your green bedroom walls. Where is that dreamy rug in the 2nd bedroom from?
WOW, I'm crazy about your home, Mark. The colors and furnishings and the kitchen -wow. I would not change a thing. I'll bet that coffee and cake at your place is fantastic.
I am once again surprised by how cheerful dark paint can be. Very very nice! You must love coming home to your beautiful nest.
beautiful and charming. i heart your taste and have total flat envy.
Wow—this is really, really great. I don't love the second bedroom (and how do you get a second bedroom into 475 square feet anyway?), but still really do love the confidence with color, and the balance between the bold and the subtle. Gorgeous work, Mark!
great apartment! love the colors and the mix and match of modern and old.
how much space do you have behind the table in the kitchen? doesn't seem like you cam even swing the fridge door open.
Although your apartment is amazing, I couldn't help but notice that cake--wish I could have a bite! I have the same timer from Anthro, although not sure if mine is working properly with the kiddos always playing with it. (Maybe that's why my cakes don't turn out like yours!)
Audacious, in a good way. Particularly love the green bedroom walls.
This is my first comment ever- that is how moved I felt to comment on this lovely tour! I'm dying to know about the art piece above the couch- is it in a glass frame, or does the art itself have a polymer glaze on it? I'd love to do something similar with some of my art around the house.
I really like the colors, artwork, and the cake.
@MONICAK - I'm wondering the same!
I don't think I've ever paused as long on photos in a house tour as with this one. I didn't want to miss anything. I often worry that we've got too many different color schemes (a new one for practically each room), and this home makes me think that's ok. I agree that the living room area is the one that isn't quite as put together, but it wouldn't take much to be as great as the rest of the place.
What an inspiring tour! I love the mix of styles and pops of color. Well done!
Great apartment and I love the use of color. I'm tempted to paint my bedroom Thyme Green, I'd feel like a flower surrounded by leaves. A Louis chair!! I have one in Salt too, isn't it great?
SteJeanne, I hope your tiny dog is ok.
What a beautiful home. The careful accessorizing and space planning make this place look WAY bigger than 475 sf. I love the kitchen island — a stylish solution that I'm sure doubles as a dining table.
I love the modern, industrial and vintage pairings! I also really appreciate the combination of styles, which makes your home seem so personal and authentic. And I know we've all acknowledged this already, but I have to as well....beautiful use of color! Lastly, I really love how you utilized the small kitchen space! The pot rack over the windows, such a unique touch....and of course the beautifully worn prep table, love that 'lil number! Nicely done, thank you for sharing!
How on earth did you fit two bedrooms in a space under 500 sq ft? I love this place!
That purple wall is amazing. That is my favorite color and I cannot wait till I have my own home... I will have a purple room. And that cake looks so delicious. Thank you for sharing this post and the pictures :)
Love it! This post made me realize I need to take more risks. Thanks for the inspiration!
Stunning! But I can't believe that this is on 475sq ft. Has to be a typo.
Adore the green bedroom.
Genius idea to mimic window frames.
@LGS - That's a burning question, believe me.
I could cook a cake that good if my place was more colourful.
Love your home! So beautiful.
So freakin' awesome.
I love when AT finds these gems! This is what this site used to be like, or at least what has driven me to it. Places, large or small, where people really display their character.
Cuddos to your very skilled eye -- bold colors in a small space without letting it overwhelm the feel of the house, adding plant and food (organic elements), having a few large pieces and going to town with the little things (like the wonderful little bowls and dishes, and the cold/hot faucet handle detail in the foyer.) Thank you for sharing your special space!
I love the kitchen table, so old but artistic
Hi! Thank you all so much for the support and positive feedback on my home! It has been a labor of love to get it to where it is. To answer some of your questions and address some concerns (mainly about square footage) -yes, 475 square feet was an estimation by myself and my room mate who majored in interior architecture. I went through the apartment and measured the three main rooms tonight. It turns out that this place may be closer to 450 square feet! So here is how everything breaks down: my bedroom (the green one) is 10' x 9'6". My room mates room (the purple one) is 7.4" x 14'6"....both measurments include the closet space. The main area, including the bathroom, 2 pantrys, entry, living room, and kitchen measures 16' 6" x 14' 6". I plugged all of these numbers into a square footage calculator I found online and found that the total was about 440.55 square feet. To be fair, the apartment looks FAR bigger in the pictures than it does in real life with the help of wide angle lenses :-). I also think that defining different spaces through color also makes a space feel much bigger. As for the other questions....the second bedroom is my room mates room. I had a slight influence on how it looked, however, she did a lot herself. Unfortunately, she moved out 2 days after the photoshoot for AP, so now I am looking forward to my new room mate moving in! And for the people asking about her rug, it's by Angela Adams
Nice flat, proof that a guy's living space doesn't have to come in your standard black brown and, frankly, BORING...Well done, sir!
LOVE what you've done with the place! ...Especially the turquoise and brown combo :)
Perfection, that is all.
Can you share the source for the orange painting in the entryway? Love your apartment - the colours are fantastic!
My favourite element is the metal kitchen island - it easily doubles your storage and counter space. I am not so keen on the teeny tiny open shelves - they are a favourite on AT, but they look twee, and out of place in a working kitchen. Also, I can't believe you went to the expense and trouble of changing the sink in a rental. I hope the landlord chipped in!
a study in what paint can do. really impressive, gorgeous and interesting results. even though he says this is his first decor project, the crazed artistic-yet-detail-obsessed mind of a pastry chef can be seen at work here in the huge overall impact made possible by perfect small ideas all put together into one creative VOILA!
It would have been nice to "blur" the nude photo over the bed. Didn't really need to see that. Great place, otherwise.
I have never been moved to comment on a house tour before, but this place is ... I just don't have the right words to express how fantastic this apartment is. The pics give off such a happy and adventurous vibe, I love everything about it. Bravo, Mark!
What a great kitchen - I love it! Thanks for the inspiration.
Wow, this is dreamy! I'm going to the paint shop now. Also appreciate Mark's carefree, whimsical attitude towards design and life in general. Very refreshing! Thanks for sharing :)
LOVE. Love the color and that kitchen in particular. Really love the pots hanging in the window. Works!
Bravo! Great use of color and space. I love the kitchen island and so much more. I really enjoyed your place.
I love all the color and that kitchen island is fabulous! I wish I could paint my boring white walls, it makes a boring place more exciting.
Quite possibly my favorite tour in a long time. Delightful and delicious is correct.
Love your use of color! Looks fun and inviting. Thx for sharing.
Another solution to that bathroom door situation is a bi-fold door. Tlhey are really inexpensive and essentially slide into place rather than swing. The new bath vanity is worth it I am sure, though :-).
If you ever need to supplement your income you could invite people over for coffee and cake — we'd pay. I figure you could fit us in six at a time.
something about a mac makes any room look modern
I don't think you'll have any trouble finding a roommate. What a great place!
BRAVO Mark! This is one of the few NYC apartments on AT that feels like a home! You've done a great job personalizing your place and making it feel lived in and welcome.
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Thank you so much, this is my favorite tour ever. Love that it's a rental with 2 roommates living in such a small space, as opposed to all the Southern California houses owned by well-off people who systematically furnish their places with MCM. Not that these are bad in themselves, mind you, but they tend to be too stereotypical on AT. It's nice to finally see something different, and something so creative.
Love the colors and there are many amazing ideas. And yes, the cake looks fantastic. Congrats also to you because I know how extremely busy pastry chefs are, and it's a lot of work you've done in your fabulous apartment. It looks very inviting and warm, hope your next roommate will know how to appreciate it, and all the hard work you put into it.
Super yum!!!
Again, many thanks for all of the love! I wish I could comment on individual posts or send people a message (maybe, AT . . . if you see this, you should consider it!) To answer a few more questions: The print behind my couch is from YellowKorner in Soho. It is a digital print backed with aluminum. There is not glass over the print. The orangey liquid in the square vase with flowers was dyed that way naturally by the flowers (we had just cut them). I actually didn't even see it until Liana had finished up with the photo shoot because it was in my room mates room . . . weird, huh? And as for the orange painting, that is an original done by me in high school, haha, it's the only one I've kept over the years! Finally, as suggested by JUKESGRRL, I would love to meet anybody that lives in the NYC area who loves design as much as I do!
It makes me so happy that this post has brought inspiration to so many people, and thanks again for all of the great feedback!
Your apartment is great! I love the wall colors and use of stripes. Well done!
The sense of scale in this apartment is just perfect. Perfect.
Thanks for sharing your amazing style and creativity - you have totally made my day!
Really enjoyed the look into your home. Just great.
So, I have taken the tour and am in love. With your home, your style and your ability to feed me yummy things. We have never met Mark but you are my new BFF. Bring your adorable self to Boston. We shall shop, you will bake and I will make us a mean martini.
His home beautiful, charming and colorful, a true reflection of his personality. I have had the good fortune of being a friend of Markie for a while. I wish you all could come and hang out in the warmth of his design style. If there is one thing that this man has taught me it is that any project can be done at 3am. (It helps if he's around.) A true and tireless renaissance man that lives in full color.
And wow, can he throw a fourth of July party!
thanks jenn :)
L.O.V.E. your space! Thanks for sharing it. Feel inspired and uplifted looking at it.
Will you do a floor plan? Would help a lot.
Thanks so much for sharing..A perfect example of eclectic at it's best..Your sense of color, scale and balance are excellent..You definitely could moonlight as a designer!!
@Jukesgrrl:lol! Count me in! Delightful is right, Mark! This is near perfection. What a lovely home you have curated!
You are such a natural at decorating! I love your metal kitchen Island and just want to come eat a piece of that cake and drink a latte in that little vintage mug and be your new friend (and neighbor!). Oh, and my best friend is obsessing (in a good, artist way) about teal and burnt orange for her kitchen right now so i promptly forwarded her this link. Turquoise and orange work so well. You make me want to put a bit more effort into my own place...
WOW!!!!!!!!!! Fabulous all around. This guy really needs to be an interior designer ~ this is one of the best tours ever. Love it. LOVE the kitchen!
Loved the COLORS and all the small, unique finishing touches!! Would love to get some decorating ideas from him for my "bare" looking condo!
You killed me with the yellow rug- bang, I'm dead! I think for the size of home you have, you made every room and piece of furniture count- Great Job! I love the thought of the "island"..you created more space in the kitchen...just a great job all the way around.
If I have said it twice, I have said it 20 times, people with small spaces are so creative and I know you have to be since you have small space, but some of the ideas here on AT...I have incorporated them into my home...all of yall rock!
Your apartment is both humble and refined. Great colors, great art, great job hanging the art. Love the green bedroom. And I liked the orange painting a lot, but it's even cooler now that I know you did it yourself. Your home looks like you really live in it, from making cakes to hanging out. That's the finishing touch so many hyper decorated spaces lack - the lived in and loved vibe.
Mark, your home is phenomenal! Love, love, love! There are so many gorgeous, fun elements. Bravo to you on creating such a beautiful home!
Great colors. Love the purple and yellow!
Mark, your home looks so friendly, sunny and inviting. I`ve been living in
490 sq. ft. myself, but never thought that it could be such generous. Love all the colors you used...
Sorry for my poor english.... warm greetings from germany!
What is the brand and color of the purple paint in the second bedroom? I really love it.
@shopgirlny, The color I believe is "purple rain" by Benjamin Moore, although I can't be certain. I helped my room mate pick it out a long time ago and she has since moved out and the wall has been painted another color by another room mate, lol.
mark! thank you for your comment on my house tour and i have to say that i absolutely love your space! i remember seeing it when it was first posted and i want so many of your things! and i would kill for your "island"! it's so wonderful, i'm so jealous!
I'm blown away!! Gorgeous use of color.. Your first project? Amazing... And I need a piece of that cake :))))))
Wow... Looking again... And again :) Love that purple paint. Where did you get that metal island in the kitchen? You are massively talented!!!
Can someone tell e te source of the rug in the bedroom ?
Mark, Oh Mark...question: I noticed the white wall left unpainted at the corner of your bed. BRILLIANT. I studied it forever and realized it makes the space seem open and bigger bc that back wall doesn't 'end' but that it's from the CORNER going both ways.. Is this a trick? Because my bed is in the same space and I think I will do that. LOVE LOVE LOVE everything. I never say that. Love the kitchen and write back for my address to FedEx me that cake. !!!!
thanks so much! The kitchen island was a very lucky ebay find . . . it took me about a year to find something the right size, price, and that was functional enough to be used a lot.
yellow rug = angela adams
Thanks so much for all of the love! The only reason I left that corner white was because I thought if I had painted the whole room green, it would have been too much. And since my headboard is really short, I wanted to draw attention to it . . . plus the wooden deer I have mounted above my bed wouldn't pop against green. So it was kind of just an obvious solution, lol. And if you happen to live in the NYC area, I won't need to fed ex cake to you . . . you can get it at the restaurant!
Wow. This is an awesome little space. Well done.
Can you tell me where you got the sink?
And the model?
What about the living room rug? The gray one... it and your place are fantastic.
I love it. Makes me regret the similarly sized apartments I lived in during my 4 years in NYC, never making the most of the space or making them "home." I'd love to live here.
I'm in a rental now with a long narrow entryway, that I consider my "embarrassing problem space." Your console table would be perfect there! Can you share the source? And I assume the tall white things are candles or lamps? I'm curious about them as well, since there is no outlet in my entryway.
the sink is from IKEA, believe it or not . . . the cabinet was a bitch to put together but I think it was well worth it. It has held up quite nicely over the past two years. The basin is called "braviken", and the cabinet is called "godmorgan".
The grey rug was bought years ago for my very first apartment from Pier 1.
The console table is from Room & Board . . . here is the link:
And the "tall white things" are actually vases from Crate & Barrel. I would probably have a lamp there, however I also do not have an outlet in my entryway.
I f-king LOVE this tour!! I've re I sited it several times since it first appeared and am now only commenting. Colorful place for a colorful life!
could that color in the kitchen *really* be Behr Silver Hill? it looks so blue in the pics; i almost thought it was the same color as your bathroom. it looks utterly different on Home Depot's site. Well, anyway, i love it. In the pics. It's really rich and warm. love the whole apartment. so well done.
Awesome place!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE that kitchen cart/island... where is THAT from?
hehehe (blushing!!)
nevermind, mark! i just realized that the comments start with the first posts scrolling down to the more recent ones! i saw that you lucked out on ebay :)
Mark--What a lovely home you've made! Would you mind sharing where you found your black console near the entryway? Cheers--tg
Great apartment! I wanted to ask where you got that awesome subway sign poster in the kitchen. Love love love it- and now that I don't live in nyc I was wondering where I could buy one?! Thanks
Hi Mark ! I do not know if you'll get this but I'm having such a difficult time picking colors for my apartment. You would think I was color blind ! LOL What would you charge if I hired you to help me pick my colors for my apartment?


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Jan. 24, 2012 -- Serious head injuries in kids can affect development for years, and parents worry their child may never recover fully or get worse.
Now, Australian researchers who followed a small group of children for 10 years after head injuries from falls or car accidents have some answers.
They find, not surprisingly, that severe brain injury is associated with the poorest recovery.
However, they also find an ''injury threshold'' beneath which children with less severe brain injuries may escape serious problems. They make developmental progress, although they may never catch up entirely with peers.
Environment matters in recovery, says study researcher Vicki Anderson, PhD, professor of pediatrics and psychology at the University of Melbourne.
"After injury, we can improve outcomes by optimizing the child's environment," Anderson tells WebMD. For instance, a stimulating home environment helped pave the way for a better recovery, says Anderson, who is also director of critical care and neuroscience research at Murdoch Childrens Research Institute at Royal Children's Hospital.
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About 1 in 30 newborns will have a traumatic brain injury by age 16, some researchers have found. Researchers also know that the impairments after these injuries persist until at least five years after the accident. However, less is known about which factors matter for recovery.
In this small study, Anderson's team evaluated 40 children who had a traumatic brain injury. The accidents happened when they ranged in age from 2 to 7. They divided them into three groups depending on how bad the injury was:
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- Twenty had moderate injuries.
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A mild injury often results from a fall, Anderson tells WebMD. Motor vehicle accidents are a leading cause of severe brain injury.
The researchers compared the children with brain injuries to healthy children without them. At the study start, this comparison group had 32 children. By the 10-year mark, the comparison group only had 16.
They tested the children on several measures, including their IQ, thinking skills, and social and behavioral skills. They also measured their adaptive ability -- such things as their response to daily demands and any learning difficulties.
They tested them after the accident and again after 12 months, 30 months, and 10 years.
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As expected, those with the most severe injuries had the worst outcomes.
These severely injured children had problems with thinking skills especially, Anderson says.
Their IQ was affected, too. Those who had severe accidents had an IQ at the 10-year follow up that was at the lower end of average or low-average. Compared to the healthy children, their average IQ scores were 18 to 26 points lower, the researchers found.
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There's just something about the first snowfall of the year that's so enchanting! It brings you back to your younger years when you would frolic in the winter wonderland that was your front yard. Enjoy the snowfall once more with Ohio State spirit by wearing this Snowflake polar fleece jacket. This comfy jacket features "Ohio State" lettering in an embroidered felt applique on the front, school logo embroidered on the back yoke, and a vertical zippered pocket on the left arm. Make sure you're bundled up in Buckeyes style when you step out into that marshmallow world by wearing this jacket!
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