Artist Connie Perkins loved this aesthetically charged corner of her small 130m2 Richard Neutra home so much that she moved her bed into the lounge so she could wake up with it every morning.
Now that’s love.
Can you see where it appears in the house?
[Photo by Julius Shulman. Plan by Barbara Lamprecht.]
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Would that pond let the weather in?
ReplyDeleteThis pond was designed for the house by artist Nancy Hicks Grenier, an art history student of Connie Perkins. There is glass going into the water, keeping the weather out.
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