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joelpirela

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24/10/2007 11:16 pm

You may have seen these already somewhere on the web, but anyways...

I always like to get ideas on real, lived homes...

(those green panels are gone now, but I have floor to ceiling, 4' x 8' birch plywood panels covering the whole wall and I finally have my own "wall of clocks!"

Don't be shy and share... I've seen a few here but want more!

regards,

joel pirela

http://blueantstudio.blogspot.com/

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Modern Love

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24/10/2007 11:37 pm

nice!
What kind of plants are in your outdoor and indoor planters.

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Olive

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24/10/2007 11:59 pm

OK here's mine...
Sorry haven't updated it in ages...I should do though cuz there have been changes...
http://oliveshouse.blogspot.com/

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LRF

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25/10/2007 1:59 am

Hi check mine out at retr...
Hi check mine out at retroredo.com
http://www.retroredo.com

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LRF

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25/10/2007 2:01 am

Joel your place looks ...
Joel your place looks great and so do the chairs

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Robert Leach

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25/10/2007 2:03 am

Lovely
I'm still in a building site..6 months after buying a dilapidated Victorian stable and an apartment above..
My stuff is mainly in storage (and I've bought new stuff meanwhile)..but we are nearing finishing the ground and first floors (first and second if you are in the US)
Pictures soon ! 😀

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LRF

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25/10/2007 3:13 am

pace Hoffman chair
works pretty good

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LRF

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25/10/2007 3:14 am

pace Hoffman chair
This is a pace chair from the late 60's early 70's
They were all done in a swade rust color. I changed the back cushions to a maharam Hans Hoffman fabric
I think it turned out great !
this fabric was designed in 1913 by Hoffman pretty cool !!
He was way ahead of his time, and before Bahaus so you wonder what this guy was thinking

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barrympls

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25/10/2007 9:24 am

Really nice house-full
Terrific furniture and nice decorating.
It was a bit of a surprise to see two red Eames dining chairs and two Bertoia, tho.
You never wanted a matched set of either of these beautiful chairs?

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LRF

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25/10/2007 9:46 am

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LRF

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25/10/2007 9:50 am

I hate to be critical ...
I hate to be critical since i like to split chairs up
also but I would do it if you have a bigger table and more even number of the same kind of chairs,

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SDR

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25/10/2007 10:00 am

I live
almost entirely in my imagination:

which enables me to dispense entirely with housecleaning !

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25/10/2007 10:25 am

roflmao!My house exists...
roflmao!
My house exists almost entirely in my imagination too, currently I'm living in a converted shipping container, I found I couldn't live up to my virtual tugendhat house.
But I have to say, I find the first home shown quite contrived.

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whitespike

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25/10/2007 10:34 am

SDR
I can imagine being in that house myself. I've always daydreamed of long built-in sofas, long fireplaces surrounded by expanses of glass. The only thing missing here that would put the proverbial cherry on my architectural ice cream scoop is a conversation pit (a la saarinen/girard designed miller house) with an architectural screen (think edward durrell stone) shielding the glass expanse nearby.
Ahhhh. I could enjoy a pipe and some good music in such a place!

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