Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Maira Kalman Free Lecture 11/03/09 at Stanford Univ.
Click on either image and scroll down a bit for all the necessary information...building, room number, time, and date. Let me know if you are going!
I have never wanted to live in California ~ until now. I would already be in line for the free open-to-the-public lecture by my favorite illustrator, Maira Kalman. I blog about her all the time. Now I must read up on The Rubber Band Society!
Thanks for stopping by the cottage. ♥Rosemary
I have never wanted to live in California ~ until now. I would already be in line for the free open-to-the-public lecture by my favorite illustrator, Maira Kalman. I blog about her all the time. Now I must read up on The Rubber Band Society!
Thanks for stopping by the cottage. ♥Rosemary
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Monday, October 26, 2009
A graphic designer meets with a very cute young client [Video] . . .
Tenant transforms his apartment in exchange for free rent.
A look inside the San Francisco apartment with an antiques theme renovated by its tenant, an interior designer.
In 2007, Grant K. Gibson, an interior designer, offered his future landlord a deal: in exchange for two months' free rent ($3,000), he would renovate the San Francisco apartment. Mr. Gibson sits before 18th century architectural drawings of Rome from an old book that he mounted in $20 frames.
He only wears black and white clothes so it was quite a leap to be so bold with color in the bedroom.
This antique Turkish rug and imitation-crocodile tray table were hand-me-downs from one of Mr. Gibson's clients.
All of the bamboo roman shades are from Target. I might get these for the three windows in my studio. Don't you think this young man did an amazing job for just $3,000? Be sure to view all 12 of the photographs in the New York Times slideshow.
Thanks for stopping by the cottage for an inspirational renovation. ♥Rosemary
In 2007, Grant K. Gibson, an interior designer, offered his future landlord a deal: in exchange for two months' free rent ($3,000), he would renovate the San Francisco apartment. Mr. Gibson sits before 18th century architectural drawings of Rome from an old book that he mounted in $20 frames.
He only wears black and white clothes so it was quite a leap to be so bold with color in the bedroom.
This antique Turkish rug and imitation-crocodile tray table were hand-me-downs from one of Mr. Gibson's clients.
All of the bamboo roman shades are from Target. I might get these for the three windows in my studio. Don't you think this young man did an amazing job for just $3,000? Be sure to view all 12 of the photographs in the New York Times slideshow.
Thanks for stopping by the cottage for an inspirational renovation. ♥Rosemary
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Irving Penn RIP
The death earlier this month of the 20th-century master of photography Irving Penn (at age 92) invites a look at his renowned work from studio portraits to fashion photographs. Be sure to view the slideshow in full screen; it's wonderful. Read more via The New York Times.
Flower images PACE/MACGILL GALLERY
Thanks for stopping by the cottage to view a slideshow and some flower images by a departed master of photography. ♥Rosemary
Flower images PACE/MACGILL GALLERY
Thanks for stopping by the cottage to view a slideshow and some flower images by a departed master of photography. ♥Rosemary
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