May 17, 2012

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May 7, 2012

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May 6, 2012
Micro-Cottage Plans

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May 6, 2012
Inspiration from Cabin Tour: 4 people and a dog for Sunnybank cottage.
Tiny, Green house in VT and thier spreadsheet.

Inspiration from Cabin Tour: 4 people and a dog for Sunnybank cottage.

Tiny, Green house in VT and thier spreadsheet.

April 23, 2012
Gift for Russell

Gift for Russell

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April 12, 2012
archiphile:

more study rooms

archiphile:

more study rooms

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April 9, 2012
Nice blue floor. 
ruemag:

This room! The great light, the turquoise floor, the rich textures…it’s the embodiment of summer. 

Nice blue floor. 

ruemag:

This room! The great light, the turquoise floor, the rich textures…it’s the embodiment of summer. 

April 1, 2012



The architecture is so timeless and the buildings can be so solid. I just came back from Myanmar and the colonial buildings there look as if they’re going to outlast all the other buildings. Mark: Well, it pretty much became the basis of the architecture for the United States, with colonial Williamsburg and the early capitals, Nathaniel Hall, Independence Hall and the College of William and Mary. And yet it seems as if people are consciously trying to go in another direction. Diana: I don’t understand because there’s nothing nicer than sitting down to dinner in a beautiful English paneled room with soft, mellow lighting, a beautiful mahogany table and you’re sitting in a Chippendale chair and you have a [glass of] wonderful, well … probably French Bordeaux. It’s sort of … all right with the world. - excerpt from New York Social Diary interview with Diana and Mark Jacoby regarding British Luxury

The architecture is so timeless and the buildings can be so solid. I just came back from Myanmar and the colonial buildings there look as if they’re going to outlast all the other buildings.

Mark: Well, it pretty much became the basis of the architecture for the United States, with colonial Williamsburg and the early capitals, Nathaniel Hall, Independence Hall and the College of William and Mary.

And yet it seems as if people are consciously trying to go in another direction.

Diana: I don’t understand because there’s nothing nicer than sitting down to dinner in a beautiful English paneled room with soft, mellow lighting, a beautiful mahogany table and you’re sitting in a Chippendale chair and you have a [glass of] wonderful, well … probably French Bordeaux. It’s sort of … all right with the world. - excerpt from New York Social Diary interview with Diana and Mark Jacoby regarding British Luxury

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April 1, 2012

Always love the idea of built in couches.  From Apartment Therapy.

March 24, 2012
archiphile:

interior design by sarita sharma | more rustic interiors

archiphile:

interior design by sarita sharma | more rustic interiors