#1: What Rich People Have In Their Houses

Well, you’ve found ’em: the show notes for the first episode of Objectales Has A Podcast. In this episode, we discuss what the internet thinks are found in “rich households” and talk about some easy ways we can all make our own homes feel a little fancier without breaking the bank. We also give you an update on what’s new with us, find out what paint colors you might use to make a sandwich, and foreshadow a potential toilet paper related injury.

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What’s New

• Above you can see the gold wire bin the studio mentioned using to wrangle all the papers that get sent home from school, like artwork or completed worksheets. Here’s a similar one for sale at Target, and if you have more than one school-aged kid, this option is awesomely stackable.
• Here’s the cordless electric lawn mower that I bought when our traditional gas mower died. And here’s the other one I considered.

What’s Not

• If you’re curious about what all those sandwich-y paint colors look like, here’s Mayonnaise, Spicy Mustard, Dill Pickle, Rye Bread, Lettuce Alone, and Cheese Powder
• If you want to dive into those Buzzfeed DIY listicles that the studio got quizzed on, here they are:
  • 23 Signs You’ve Been Watching Too Much House Hunters
  • 17 Urgent Questions I Have For Anthropologie
  • 28 Products For People Who Are Super Excited About Pineapples
• And lastly, here’s Elle Decor’s round-up of surprising Nate Berkus facts

Main Segment

• Here’s the Washington Post’s article that lead us to the Reddit thread that asked “what items or products are only found in rich households?”
• If you were wondering about the alstroemeria flowers that the studio mentions, here’s a yellow bouquet of them that we once shared as part of our Budget Blooms series back in the day
• And here’s our DIY landscape lighting project that makes me feel like Mr. Fancy Pants

We’re Digging

• Here are a few examples of those “L- shaped” toilet paper holders that the studio’s digging (this is a more modern one, here’s one that’s more traditional, and this one is somewhere in between)
• Here’s photographer Matt Crump on Instagram, and it’s true – he does sell prints!

Psst- Looking for something we’ve dug in a past episode, but don’t remember which show notes to click into? Well, here’s a master list of everything we’ve been digging from all past episodes. 

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