Tiffany Co. concept store. The wood siding and glass doors
are warm, beautiful, and not as fussy as the old brand.
I like it even if I can’t afford the goods.

Tiffany Co., University Village, Seattle, WA
Beautiful conversations, people, places, design+photography
Tiffany Co. concept store. The wood siding and glass doors
are warm, beautiful, and not as fussy as the old brand.
I like it even if I can’t afford the goods.

Tiffany Co., University Village, Seattle, WA
This bungalow in Los Angeles’ trendy Los Feliz neighborhood
is tiny and adorable — and expensive! Check it out, I would
love this house.
Descending the very cool, illuminated, sleek escalator
in the Seattle Library.
I did something I haven’t done in a long time and attended
a book reading at the Seattle Downtown Library.
The subject was earthquakes presented by Sandi Doughton.
Interesting but only slightly unnerving at the same time.
Having lived in earthquake zones I’ve come to not fear
earthquakes; all you can do is be well prepared.
As I was leaving I was reminded of the beauty of the
library building itself and how I hope it never descends
into rubble.

Seattle Library looking up with reflection of
neighboring building. Rem Koolhaas OMA architect.
However the real designer (who never gets credit)
is Joshua Prince-Ramus.
The beautiful St. Spiridon Russian Orthodox Cathedral
remains in the Cascade Neighborhood.
I love this visitor center made with Lego style architecture
designed by the wonderful BIG Architects. I’m in.
I love Dieter Rams’ ethos on design.
Learn more about him here.
Dieter Rams’ ten principles to “good design”
Good design is innovative
Good design makes a product useful
Good design is aesthetic
Good design helps us to understand a product
Good design is unobtrusive
Good design is honest
Good design is long-lasting
Good design is consequent to the last detail
Good design is concerned with the environment
Good design is as little design as possible
Recently visited a beautiful GreenFab house constructed
completed offsite then assembled onsite.
I love this playful ceiling light.

Check out GreenFab, their homes are awesome!