The simplicity and perfect walnut woodwork that David Jameson Architects designed into this refurbished home is really well done. The house was built in the 60s and revisited in 2010.
Found via ArchDaily & Photography: Paul Warchol
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Record House Revisited
February 2nd, 2011
Posted by Shelby White on 02/2/11 in Architecture, Interior design
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Nice wood work but look at that ugly white plastic computer!
Yeah, couldn’t have they found a nice wooden computer for this photo shoot?