Home layout
A hutterite colony. my home
This is where i live. And where i take photos. About 98% of my photos within a 2 mile radius of this place. It's round so that everyone is the same distance from the center building, the kitchen, church and dining room. View On Black We eat there 3 times a day, and have church. Not to mention the women do all the cooking, and canning there. On the near end is a small part of our garden. The whole garden is probably larger than the circle of houses you see. We get most of our food from there, and with 100 people, we need alot of vegtables. [oh, we eat incredibly healthy meals 365 days a year] never any TV dinner or fast foods for us. On the top right corner there is a bit of white, that's our hockey rink, and next to it is out large swimming pool. I really like the fact that the colony is round. It allows everybody their privacy, yet still maintains the community structure.
Photo by: A Hutterite's Life . Kelly Hofer
Scrapbook Table
A recent scrapbook 'layout', found in our basement. Seattle, WA. Feb 20 2005
Photo by: Gary-Neil Richardson
1928 Home Builders Catalog - The Divide
Modern American cottage style. Source: Home Builders Catalog From the collection of Antique Home & Style .
Photo by: American Vintage Home
1928 Home Builders Catalog - The Delaney
Cross-gabled, steep roof pitch mixed with Colonial Revival details like the shutters, shake siding, and broken pediment at the entry makes for an eclectic mis. From the collection of Antique Home & Style .
Photo by: American Vintage Home
350 W42 St.
flickr EXPLORE: 24 November 2006 #323 Schematic of interior design project, Todd Oldham by La-z-Boy: Drafting & design concept: Alane Golden, NYC, Nov. 2006
Photo by: eyewash
The JOHN Collection
Last week I went a bit OTT after a Design & Technology lesson, and designed a whole crateload of Lego furniture. So, please, enjoy the fruits of my labours, squished into four fabulously photoshopped pages. This is the front cover, with some nice blurry sofa in the background. Mmm mmm.
Photo by: Johŋ
house cutaway diagram for textbook
Ever look at a house diagram in your foreign language textbook, with the rooms and furniture labeled, and wonder, "who draws that?" I DO.
Photo by: tina kugler
welcome home card
Designed for an Acetate Masterclass in Papercraft inspirations magazine, issue 85
Photo by: Lara McSpara
For the Love of IKEA
This IKEA is 10 mins from my old house in Illinois. I visited the store with Sarah when I was in Chicago in August 2009. It took us two days to see everything and we were exhausted! We had a blast taking photos and video all over the store and enjoying cheap delicious food in the cafe! I can't wait til they open an IKEA here in Denver! CREDITS: Template #113 by Yin Designs Everything from One Love Collab for Haiti. 48 Designers. Papers and some elements recolored. Logo trademark of IKEA. Font above IKEA logo - Pass the Chex Journal font - Pea Amy*Rica
Photo by: christie.co