Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

I <3

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

More Stairs...

My fav stair so far:

View from the other side


I <3 this one too

On my list to complete...

* Finish filing our taxes

* Change my name at the DMV

* Put in my vacation request

* Buy tickets for Cabo

* Buy a digital HPT...

Friday, March 21, 2008

Monday, March 10, 2008

"Cabin" in the Woods Sans "moose-bear-fish" Motif

Well, not sure if I can actually refer to this one as a "cabin", but in light of the "Tahoe Cabin" loose category, and lack of better term for the moment, I give myself the poetic licence to go ahead.

Introducing the 2,500 sf "Steel Treehouse" in Tahoe area by jls design





I especially love this steel stair well detail, it show case the indoor/outdoor living style.

View from the exterior


p.s. I superman-ed off my bike yesterday. (This was suppose to be a pleasant and easy ride to the beach!!) I scraped my left palm and sprained my right thumb; came back home with big a bruise on my left knee and right thigh. I can't even remember the last time I was hurt so badly...

Also, I never realized how important my thumb is to some important bodily functions! i.e. buttoning my jeans and hooking up my bra!! just a few examples...

I am just glad I can still type with minimum difficulties.

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

This one is for you, K




"designed by olson sundberg kundig allen architects , delta shelter is located in mazama, washington ~ a tiny commuity in the eastern cascade mountain range 28 miles from the canadian border. this 1,000-square-foot weekend cabin is essentially a steel-clad box on stilts that can be completely shuttered when the owner is away. raised above the ground to minimize potential flood damage {as it's located in a floodplain} and take in 360-degree views of the surrounding forest and mountains, the cabin was conceived as a low-tech, virtually indestructible weekend house. the 20’ x 20’ square footprint rises three stories and is topped by the living room/kitchen with large, 10’ x 18’ steel shutters that can be closed simultaneously using a hand crank. it just won the 2007 american architects award, among many others" - taken from studio wellspring

And looks like polk stanley rowland curzon porter architects stole your Big Dig Market Idea...

Corner Drawers?


Posted today on apartment therapy today

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

How about that Remodel?

I found the perfect inspiration for the down stairs room!

I love this kitchen

Monday, March 3, 2008

Treehouse Anyone?



K, as a condition of us moving to our dream 10-15 acre haven, I need you to build us this, or something even cooler!