RECORD HOUSE

Architects:David Jameson Architect, Inc.

Their idea:to maintain/create a continuous 

living space visually connected to the woodland site.

I adore this space! I love that it's all the same WALNUT wood through the house but because it's cut differently it creates this amazing contrast.Love the play of texture with white textured Brick wall vs smooth plaster ceilings and 

white Corian casework.

The whole space is connected quietly to the outside ! 

Images via : arch daily & www.iainclaridge.co.uk

Architect: David Jameson 

 Photography:Paul Warchol 

Fashion Love.......

LENNY NEIMEYER

spring /summer 2013-14

Brazilian fashion ,Rio de Janeiro

inspiration - effects of lights on texture 

images via abfashionfix.com

COVEN 

Brazilian fashion ,Rio de Janeiro

inspiration - transparency 

structure of the wings of insects

materials - cellophane thread and satin

images via : www.puretrend.com.br

MONIQUE LHUILLIER 

inspiration - MALACHITE

FALL/WINTER 2013

 images via :fabfashionfix.com

HANGING GARDEN

or 

A STRING GARDEN !

How beautiful are these installations 

by Fedor van der Valk dutch botanist and artist.

Pot less,around a root ball,suspended by string.

If you live in AMSTERDAM you can buy his works,

 else I guess you'll have to do-it-yourself 

OR for those living in India,you can get the mali 

to do it.  

If anyone tries this at home please do let me know.

I first saw this work at www. piajanebijkerk.com

go here www.stringgardens.com to read more....

this photo reminds me of ALEXANDER GORLIZKI's work 

images via : www.stringgardens.com

and 

http://blog.piajanebijkerk.com

white black and green

 WHITE WALLS + BLACK GRAPHICS  add some

 TEXTURE,A GREEN PLANT 

 and your done !

image via : minafinheter.se

image via minafinheter.se

                                                    image via weekdaycarnival.blogspot.in

 image via weekdaycarnival.blogspot.in

GREEN LINE

A daily dose of green  !

How cool would it be if we could do this in Mumbai.

In the small town of Jaujac in Southern France, Marseille artist Gaelle Villedary’s grass-terpiece traces a trail 1,400 feet from the outskirts of town through parks and neighborhoods into the city center and right back out, 

bringing a serene sense of nature to some unexpected places.

via - flor.com > via designboom.com