These photos are all sad. With the first pic, the whole building looks like a garage. And 3 bay garages, as wide as the part the of the house people occupy are grotesque. Any house that has give...
Why it looks EXACTLY like a cross between Jonathan Adler's Palm Beach place and the Jonathan Adler store, excluding the Barbie art/textiles of course. What a daring, ingenious marketer. I mean des...
This is a beautiful space, albeit the odd use of a rusted medicine cabinet, clearly meant to be recessed into a wall. My re-do-it voice says, recess that beauty, and somehow paint it without remov...
He is so deluded. Think of how many cultural and academic groups' endowments he's sucked the life out of with maintenance on his gazillion dollar metal clone-azoids?
Yikes, this apt was actually designed by a professional! Linkage goes to the firm "Architecture at Large", helmed by Rafael de Cardenas, who is quite the scenester, boys and girls.
Poor thing, hope she has a prettier place now. Kinda sad, this one.... And guys, if you want to see the film the so-so Broken English ripped off, check out Next Stop Wonderland. And for my Park...
Padma's daily affirmation (by way of computer wallpaper): "I, Padma of the Lakshmi's, love myself, love all of my lovely , loverly, self". I am now getting myself an indoor swing, and have gone ...
Oh and one more thing about that elevated dining room: It must be tons of fun making that step-up, step-down dance with heaping platters of food for 150 or so dinner guests. Great idea, Harvard t...
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Red hot. Bet it looks even better after a steamy shower! A burst of green from a plant would be cool too!
Kitty has told me to leave as is...more room for looking gorgeous. That green really makes Russian Blue kitty eyes pop!
I agree about the typos! And am soooooooo embarrassed, I made one here tonight, but after all, my eyes are worn out from those garage doors!
These photos are all sad. With the first pic, the whole building looks like a garage. And 3 bay garages, as wide as the part the of the house people occupy are grotesque. Any house that has give...
Why it looks EXACTLY like a cross between Jonathan Adler's Palm Beach place and the Jonathan Adler store, excluding the Barbie art/textiles of course. What a daring, ingenious marketer. I mean des...
Kayla it is a stunning piece, and I'll be attending a meeting of Snarks Anon today! ;]
Check your local Liaigre Victim Anonymous (LVA) chapter. Or perhaps Madness in Minimalism. And his vowel-centric name is spelled Liaigre.
Liaigre Victim Anonymous (LVA) may have a chapter in your city. Or check under Madness in Minimalism (MiM).
This is a beautiful space, albeit the odd use of a rusted medicine cabinet, clearly meant to be recessed into a wall. My re-do-it voice says, recess that beauty, and somehow paint it without remov...
Amazake, I was about to write something along what you wrote, but I can't improve. You take the cake. This stuff is beyond weird.
He is so deluded. Think of how many cultural and academic groups' endowments he's sucked the life out of with maintenance on his gazillion dollar metal clone-azoids?
Hmmm, I think they used to sell them at Arango in Miami. Maybe they'd know the source...
OMG, I'm going to IKEA tomorrow!!
What a jerk. Why didn't he just SELL the lots if he didn't get what he wanted?
Matthew Haly is a HOTTIE!
Yikes, this apt was actually designed by a professional! Linkage goes to the firm "Architecture at Large", helmed by Rafael de Cardenas, who is quite the scenester, boys and girls.
Poor thing, hope she has a prettier place now. Kinda sad, this one.... And guys, if you want to see the film the so-so Broken English ripped off, check out Next Stop Wonderland. And for my Park...
Padma's daily affirmation (by way of computer wallpaper): "I, Padma of the Lakshmi's, love myself, love all of my lovely , loverly, self". I am now getting myself an indoor swing, and have gone ...
Hiss Hiss, Grouchy Grouches!
Oh and one more thing about that elevated dining room: It must be tons of fun making that step-up, step-down dance with heaping platters of food for 150 or so dinner guests. Great idea, Harvard t...