i would break up the concrete and reuse some of the pieces in a more random natural looking pattern, while planting korean grass (you don't mow it) in between the gaps. plant a tree against the wal...
i agree with some of the comments...it's furnished like every other house you see in magazines like dwell. there's no element of surprise and no personal touches. it's as if they went on a shopping...
this is ridiculous! it's not a green building because it took so much material and energy to build. also it will take just as much to maintain it. this is totally nouveau rich! they could have dona...
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i hate the ceiling...it kills the rest of the space
there's national parks in hk...with beaches!
they look cool, but i bet they're itchy to sit on. maybe if they had used the graphics printed on a different fabric, i'd buy them.
i think it looks good, but i would paint the house a sage perhaps and paint your front door red too.
maybe for an accounting firm's lobby
if you make it to muji in nyc, they have really cool ones :)
i would break up the concrete and reuse some of the pieces in a more random natural looking pattern, while planting korean grass (you don't mow it) in between the gaps. plant a tree against the wal...
they have nice colorful outdoor pillows at pottery barn http://www.potterybarn.com/shop/prw/prwout...
i agree with some of the comments...it's furnished like every other house you see in magazines like dwell. there's no element of surprise and no personal touches. it's as if they went on a shopping...
this type of wall is used in different parts of the world on the side of the roads, instead of a concrete wall. i think they look nicer
why is mark jacobs always showing off his new bod? stop it already! nice pad though
very wayne thiebaud with a mid-century furniture focus.
I would paint the back of the cabinets a different color. Also, I would spray the bottom glass drawers to make them opaque. It's too busy for me.
this is ridiculous! it's not a green building because it took so much material and energy to build. also it will take just as much to maintain it. this is totally nouveau rich! they could have dona...
i thought frottage involved two college-age latent homosexuals rubbing themselves onto each other while fully clothed? now it's a painting technique?
You don't need to worry about copyrights if it's just going in your livingroom...only when you're making money off of it.
i'd put it in my bedroom...nice to wake up and put my feet on something so soft :)
they'll go well with the tables in "a clockwork orange". he's hot, but not his chair...he should stick to music.
i think eco friendly furniture has moved away from this aesthetic a long time ago. it seems old fashioned.
the "real" one is an inch thick, but the "fake" is only half an inch...so it's really less sturdy...i dunno if i'd put my feet up on the fake one.