Showing posts with label Dallas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dallas. Show all posts
Interior Decoration
Remodeling
Hypothetical situation...Lets say one day someone walked up to you and said, "Hello, I'm going to give you your dream home. Just tell me what you want." Would you know what to say? I mean we often think we know what we want, but do we really know? (Yes, I do believe this might happen to me someday; so I think about it a lot). Well, I think I found a very good blueprint for what I would like to have. Check out this gorgeous Dallas home!
They say a kitchen is the most important room in a house, but I find its usually my least favorite. For one, I'm not much of a cook but also because kitchens are usually too fussy or too frumpy. This kitchen on the other hand...nice! Its so chic and clean.
Perhaps, I would not want my house to be this White! I like more color. So, do you know what you want. Another question, can we really get what we want if we're not even clear what that is?! Hmmm, sorry to be so philosophical the day after the Super Bowl:)P.S. Some of you long time readers may remember my "Dream Home" series, but newer readers may not. Click here for some more inspiration.
House Building
Well, guess what...North Star Antiques was CLOSED!!! Yeah, I made Mark drive all the way over there, just to find they weren't open. Ughh! Just to be clear, I did call a couple of days in a row, but no one responded. Maybe that should have been a hint. Oh well, far be it for me to give up on a shopping trip. Luckily, I did find White Elephant Antiques was open. I'm sure many of you have read about this great place. Its really incredible! I lost track of how long we walked around, because every booth was so great.
I'm crazy about this display! A board w/ chalkboard paint and the tiniest little hand, holding up music for an automated piano. It a total statement piece!
So, my plan didn't exactly work out the way I imagined, but it was still a blast! I actually have quite a few more photos on my Flickr site HERE. You didn't think I would keep it down to only 8 pics did you?
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House Building
Hello! I'm working away, trying to get everything done in a short week; just like most of you are. Although, not totally certain; I think we may be traveling to Dallas for the weekend. I really hope we do because I LOVE Dallas shopping:) In order to find the best sites, I like to check out Style Swoon for great hints. Check it out. Its a great blog! Anyway, I saw an article about a shop called North Star Antiques. This place is going at the top of my list to see. 
(Photos via North Star Antiques website)I'm just hoping they are open Thanksgiving weekend. Please, please be open!!!!!
Interior Decoration
Considering climatic conditions of a city, over a building the canopy with solar panels, and through a glass facade is placed, the kind on a spacious lobby with height of a ceiling of 18 meters opens. Transparent borders between external and internal become the fine environment for constant relations between a building and adjoining territory. Under a canopy the big foot area is created.
Winspear Opera House by Foster + Partners & OMA
Winspear Opera House it is joint project Foster + Partners and OMA. The opera building became central Performing Arts District.The opera building is a whole series of the organized spaces which surround the red central block, a hall on 2,200 spectator places.
Process of an input in a hall is accompanied by visual effects which become a representation part, a show part. The huge steps surrounding the central hall, create fine possibilities for secular evening; here it is possible to stop for conversation, observing for an event around.
Huge theatrical chandelier
The drama effect is supplemented with the huge theatrical chandelier consisting of 320 elements. Before the beginning of representation the chandelier rises under a ceiling. Even the curtain is a subject of design art; the author — Argentina artist Guillermo Quintero.
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