Mom-isms
This terms refers to the artistic rebellion from social conventions, or a certain Queen's rhapsody
What is Bohemian?
The device used to ensure that a piece of furniture will fit in the back of Luke's truck--and through the front door of the house.
What is a Measuring Tape?
This mother is famous for her missionary work as a Catholic nun.
Who is Mother Teresa?
NYC's nickname.
What is The Big Apple?
This term, often regarding smells, refers to a grounded and natural vibe.
What is Earthy?
This power tool is used to smooth or polish rough surfaces.
What is a sander?
This stepmother was the matriarch of a family singing troupe that fled Austria during World War II, inspiring a hit 1959 Broadway musical.
What is the Hudson River?
A phrase used towards someone who is misbehaving, with the connotations of spanking.
What is "I'm gonna put you over my knee"?
This transparent resin coating is primarily used as a wood finish.
What is varnish?
This mother had the second-longest reign of any British monarch, in a period that would come to be named after her.
Who is Queen Victoria?
The boroughs of NYC.
What is Staten Island, the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn?
This term is a pained or annoyed exclamation, used in place of cursing.
What is Sugarville?
The term used both for the buying, refurbishing, and sale of antique furniture, and for the coolest thing to do after a jump.
What is Flipping?
This mother was both the wife to one United States President, as well as the mother of another.
Who is Abigail Adams?
This area of NYC is home to Washington Square, the MacDougal-Sullivan Gardens Historic District and New York University.
This term refers to the popular post-World War II furniture design style that was characterized by tis organic and understated functionality.
What is Mid-century Modern?
The process of replacing the fabrics or other materials on a piece of furniture.
What is Reupholstery?
This two-time Nobel Prize winning mother is known as the Mother of Modern Physics.
Who is Marie Curie?
New York City was originally named ___ by the Dutch.
What is New Amsterdam?