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Gathering…

it is such a beautiful evening…time for neighbors to gather…let’s start here…

Hunsett Mill by Acme

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Apr 30, 2013
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Wellness Citygarden…

…ahh, home sweet home…residential bliss…capturing the essence of relaxation and well-being, the modern Wellness Citygarden in the Netherlands is a stimulating environment in the middle of the city.  This piece of heaven was created by Centric Design Group.   Wellness Citygarden stands as an example of respect for free time, inspiring modern design and fascinating additions to an urban development.

please invite me over…

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Mar 25, 2013
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On the Pacific…

…Architectural geometry and photography go hand in hand, as portrayed in the exemplary project by ANDO Corporation known as “Rooms.” This fabulous contemporary residence rises in Wakayama, Japan and occupies 288 square meters – enough space to become an airy, minimalist cluster of rooms perfect for living an uncomplicated lifestyle.

Surrounded by lush vegetation gently sloping down the hillside, the white volumetric residence benefits from a spectacular play of geometry in the front garden leading inside to the brightly lit spaces. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the modern home seems to defy its surroundings with an imposing shape while visually connecting with it from different vantage points at the same time. Interior spaces are split into separate blocks connected by a terrace and a covered walkway, ending with an oceanview pool that completes this minimalist dream home.

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Mar 25, 2013
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Darn, I Like This…

…I have a personal bias when I see “too much” wood in a space.  It can get in my way…especially oak.  But darn, I like this…I find this heavy use of wood visually appealing, warm, and modern.  Kudos to Mabbott Seidel Architecture in New York for helping me see custom millwork in a new light…particulary when combined with concrete and brick…and placed in outstanding projects nestled along the Hudson River…

…hudson river duplex…above guest kitchenette…

…tribeca duplex with cantilevered wine + humidor room…

…painting studio…

…simple bed…

…roof terrace 2…

all images courtesy of mabbott seidel

 

 

Mar 20, 2013
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One of My Favorite Things…

…I have a real thing for Irish moss…absolutely adore it…love to run my fingers through that tosseled mop of green. Happy St. Patrick’s Day…today, we are all Irish, yes?

Irish moss and planter available here

Mar 17, 2013
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Meditation…

…yoga…and daydreaming…

north avenue/mar silver design

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Mar 7, 2013
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Jonathan, Simon, and Liberace…

…welcome to the Shelter Island summer home of Jonathan Adler, Simon Doonan, and their sweet norfolk terrier, Liberace.  One of my secret indulgences is to spend time on a gloomy day in Jonathan Adler’s store at 676 North Wabash Avenue in Chicago.  Guaranteed instant sunshine…

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Feb 26, 2013
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Now We’re Talkin’…

…pure genius, yes?  City dwellers enjoy their balconies…even if there is not much room.  Balkonzept by Rephorm is a perfect solution for enjoying a day of work in the sunshine.  Nicely priced, too.  Purchase here.

Combine living, holidays, work and fresh air: Balconcept by rephorm fulfills this wish. It can be used as a plant pot as well as deposit, desk for notebooks and much more.

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Jan 29, 2013
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Down on the Farm…

…enjoy today’s visit…

Stone Edge Farm, Sonoma/Andrea Cochran

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Jan 20, 2013
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I’ll Be In the Studio…

…I would be gung ho to work in a space such as this…the rockin’ Concrete Studio by Austin, Texas firm, Mell Lawrence Architects…operable steel windows, large sliding door, skylight, and concrete galore…Concrete Studio was built for a creative couple on their family compound.

…an awesome garden…

…a bit modern…

…a bit traditional…

…the furnishings and accessories depict my style (sorry, owners)…

…harmony…

…and now, drum roll, please…

Mell Lawrence Architects, cabbagerose blog presents you with a ‘concrete thumbs up’…thank you for the inspiration…

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Jan 14, 2013
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Nothing Short…

…of a work of art.  SAMI Arquitectos painted the hillside of a Portuguese island with a blackened timber home that provides stunning views which can be seen from the highest point of the land…C/Z House.

One who creates art and beauty from a blank canvass = Architect

photography by the impressive Fernando Guerra

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Jan 13, 2013
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Simple…

…and fabulous, baby!  Have a wonderful weekend.

Pangal Cabin, Casablanca, Chile/EMa Architects

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Jan 4, 2013
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Happy Holidays…

The world’s largest Christmas tree is a lighting illumination that is installed annually on the slopes of Mount Ingino in Gubbio, Italy. It’s over 650-meters (2,130 ft) high and consists of 3000 multi-colored lights, 9 km of electrical cable and a 1.000 m² star on top designed by 200 lights. The electricity is generated by a photovoltaic system.

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Dec 22, 2012
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Once Upon a Time…

…a striking artist’s studio loomed atop a rocky beach.  The only way it could be reached was by hiking along the shore.  The floors of the structure rotated, giving the studio a playful and unique geometry.  The studio brought inspiration to any artist lucky enough to reside there…

The Norwegian based firm Saunders Architecture has completed a series of cabin-like artists’ studios on the lovely island of Fogo in Canada. The studios house artists participating in the Fogo Island Arts Corporation’s residency program. Tower Studio is one these stunning residences.

 

Nov 19, 2012
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