Monthly Archives: December 2011

In the deep, sad (and S.A.D.) dark days of winter, it can be hard to remember what it was like to enjoy your outdoor space. But the sun will come out again. Temperatures will warm up. You’ll want to infuse … Continue reading →

It may be difficult to imagine right now, as we live through the shortest days of the year, but there will come a time when we’ll want to throw open the doors and entertain outside. Check out thes

Maristela Faccioli Architecture have designed this house in Itu, São Paulo, Brazil. . Description from the architect: Weekend house built in the countryside surroundings of Sao Paulo city. Designed as a place to find leisure, much of its space is … Continue reading →

Ego Paris‘s latest lounger is more than just a chaise. In fact, it’s an armchair, a pouf, and a coffee table, too. Depending on your needs, reconfigure KUBE to be just about whatever you want. The next time you consider … Continue reading →

Finding space to install a garden in your modern city home is always a challenge. You can either settle for a tiny windowsill herb garden…or you can get creative. This unexpected solution was created by Annette Guttierez and uses a … Continue reading →

It is getting colder…even here in Los Angeles…it is getting colder.  Last night when out at a party I actually wore a long Max Mara winter coat!  A light weight long winter coat but a long coat nonetheless.  I know all … Continue reading →

Le Bar by Concepts by Catherine is a fun bar for indoor or outdoor use made of gray driftwood and painted aluminum. The driftwood part of the design doubles as a wine bottle holder. Part of the “Baptized by Nature … Continue reading →

Globetrotter Ausrüstung opened a new branch at the Isartorplatz in Munich, Germany. In a retail area of 6,500 square metres outdoor enthusiasts c..

As I mentioned earlier today, I had to share with you all a few photos of Priscilla Glover and Ivan Spaller‘s home. This is really quite astonishing, hence right up their alley. I am (on a rare occasion) rendered speechless. It … Continue reading →