Friday, October 28, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
latest AT house tour: jenn's eclectic industrial italianate
this place oozed with style. even more impressive, the homeowner did most of the reno work herself.
click the image above to see the entire tour.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Friday, October 14, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
simply cool bathroom
i couldn't resist taking a quick self-portrait yesterday while shooting this uber-cool bathroom. the walls were made up of simple unstained plywood and convex security mirrors were installed over the vanity sinks.
tour should be up on AT in a couple of weeks.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
mold-a-rama
found this little guy at a sale this morning.
at the bottom, it says "st. louis zoo." the family was so nice they gave it to me.
these little wax sculptures were souvenirs that one could buy at zoos, museums, and other attractions. i don't remember how much they used to cost, but all you'd have to do is put some coins into a machine and watch the thing get made inside its glass box. in fact, i know i have one from my childhood somewhere - an astronaut from the kennedy space center in florida, but it's either A) broken in a million pieces or more likely B) melted into a pool in a my parents' attic. come to think of it, i might have had an elephant at one point, too. it probably reached a similar demise long ago.
i've long-admired one our homeowners large collection of mold-a-ramas. check out anna & luby's house tour for pics.
turns out there is even a flickr pool of mold-a-ramas. of course, i adore the JFK mold-a-rama. he would look so great amongst my jfks.
do zoos and other attractions still have mold-a-rama machines? i wonder.
at the bottom, it says "st. louis zoo." the family was so nice they gave it to me.
these little wax sculptures were souvenirs that one could buy at zoos, museums, and other attractions. i don't remember how much they used to cost, but all you'd have to do is put some coins into a machine and watch the thing get made inside its glass box. in fact, i know i have one from my childhood somewhere - an astronaut from the kennedy space center in florida, but it's either A) broken in a million pieces or more likely B) melted into a pool in a my parents' attic. come to think of it, i might have had an elephant at one point, too. it probably reached a similar demise long ago.
i've long-admired one our homeowners large collection of mold-a-ramas. check out anna & luby's house tour for pics.
turns out there is even a flickr pool of mold-a-ramas. of course, i adore the JFK mold-a-rama. he would look so great amongst my jfks.
do zoos and other attractions still have mold-a-rama machines? i wonder.
Friday, October 07, 2011
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
october AT house tour
we shot this one over the summer.
this place was pretty amazing. the setting, the sculptures, those glass garage doors!
click image to see the actual post.