July 2nd, 2010 3:34 pm
… This minimal version of a forest cabin is something I’d love to live in. The three tall, triangular shaped A-frames make each room look open and very cool. The ultra clear windows are wonderful, too (but I’d imagine, would be quite hard to keep clean!). This render is by Peter Guthrie.
Here are my favorite posts for this week:
rustic italian sunday supper
{decor inspiration: balloon shades}
beautiful wedding details
Some of my past posts you may of missed:
quick look, louis vuitton fall / winter 2010
the transition into summer, {iza by henry moshizi}
cameron russel by greg kadel, vogue germany
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
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Love this.
this house is absolutely stunning, i’ve been looking at these photos for ages this evening. it’s just so beautiful with all that bright light, peaceful colours and slender trees outside the windows. it would be a dream to live in a gorgeous placec like this.
What a lovely blog!
If you get the time, I’d be very happy if you checked out my blog – I think you will really like it :))
I hope you have a wonderful day and I can’t wait to hear from you! :))
<3
beyond gorgeous. thanks so much for sharing!
xo Alison
This house is awesome. I’d love to live here, too. It looks so open and spacey and clean and peaceful.
yes, isn’t this place stunning? the sheer height of the windows is breathtaking
thanks for the link-love, amanda + happy, happy monday!
xo
WOW! this house is so amazing, I really really want to live there. Thank you for sharing :)
wow
these was so awesome indeed..thanks for sharing