Yeah, I was wondering why everyone assumed "Kerry" was male.... because women can't do woodworking? I like the spare aesthetic, although it is kind of hard to tell how everything hangs together thr...
So charming. What a dainty touch to have a tiny footstool to step into one's bed; and yet the boxing sign, among other touches, keeps this place from being twee. Trophy!!!
I agree with Daily Nuance. I love the concept, but it seems ever so slightly awkwardly executed. The light fixture is really ungainly, I think several small spots would look nicer. And maybe paint ...
Wow, the sour grapes in some of these comments... just ignore them, David, because your place is really beautiful. I love your color and aesthetic sense. Hardly generic!
I gave it 3-cupcakes, not because it has any particular relevance to my life, but because I think it must work quite splendidly for the family that inhabits the space.
This is really wonderful. I love the art, the anchor curtains are fabulous, and the furniture is well edited. It strikes a really nice balance between having some stuff without being cluttered. Bravo!
By the way--to those grousing about the vignettes, (usually one of my pet peeves, too) look at the very first establishing shot in the slideshow--it shows both the kitchen and study as spaces rathe...
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What fun! Looks terrific! I've definitely had those airstream fantasties... : - )
The gray walls, even tempered with pops of bright vermillion, are really a downer. It looks like corporate housing.
Yeah, I was wondering why everyone assumed "Kerry" was male.... because women can't do woodworking? I like the spare aesthetic, although it is kind of hard to tell how everything hangs together thr...
So charming. What a dainty touch to have a tiny footstool to step into one's bed; and yet the boxing sign, among other touches, keeps this place from being twee. Trophy!!!
Really serene and beautiful, you've made a silk purse of a sow's ear!
Witty and fun. You must be an artist. I like your use of algue, and your headboard.
I agree with Daily Nuance. I love the concept, but it seems ever so slightly awkwardly executed. The light fixture is really ungainly, I think several small spots would look nicer. And maybe paint ...
While this is incredibly cool as a treehouse, or a separate entrance abode for a teenager, it just does not seem livable.
The closet ROCKS!
Really deft mix of patterns and color, beautifully done!
I like the bedspread, and the finishes you chose--zebrawood et al. We, too, suffer from a long skinny hallway.
This is just gorgeous! The light is stunning, and you've created a calm oasis.
Wow, the sour grapes in some of these comments... just ignore them, David, because your place is really beautiful. I love your color and aesthetic sense. Hardly generic!
I gave it 3-cupcakes, not because it has any particular relevance to my life, but because I think it must work quite splendidly for the family that inhabits the space.
This is really wonderful. I love the art, the anchor curtains are fabulous, and the furniture is well edited. It strikes a really nice balance between having some stuff without being cluttered. Bravo!
Seems like it should be for plants somehow, although I really like the towel idea, too. Not such a great idea for coats, though.
The coral stencils ROCK!!!
Really adorable. I love the kitchen.
I love the orange sofas and the monster-height cube shelves. The orchids are a lovely touch, as well.
By the way--to those grousing about the vignettes, (usually one of my pet peeves, too) look at the very first establishing shot in the slideshow--it shows both the kitchen and study as spaces rathe...