Lovely Brittany Watson, of The House That Lars Built, recently started a new project; Baker Street. This site "documents the lives of people in their places in Washington, DC". She asked me to participate a few months ago, and I did so happily. I recently moved from said little studio to a larger (and, much emptier) flat on the first floor of the same building. So, it's with sweet reminiscence that I share with you my little "Domicidal Haven". Thanks Brittany!
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You look so handsome in the photo with the white cap - I know I should have been admiring the interior but I got distracted.
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ReplyDeleteYou are so talented! I LOVED the photos with all of the little details....shoes under the dresser. Thanks for giving us the heads up on the photos....I might not have found them otherwise....and they were so fun to see. But then anything you design is fun for me to see! Bravo!
You have amazing taste!
ReplyDeleteYour tatse. My god. I am so glad I saw these pictures. Incredible.
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Fancy French -You are delusional, and adorable! Thanks for the unnecessary, but humbly accepted, compliments!
ReplyDeleteKatie -Awe shucks... thanks! It's a great site, and The House of Lars is too -you should add them to your blog roll. Thanks again!
Mag_mer -Thank you, you're sweet.
Marija -You make me blush. Thank you!
Hey Scott, this is wonderful. I agree with the others, YOU look fabulous and I don't even know you. What a great use of space.
ReplyDeleteSplenderosa -You are way too complimentary! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteCharming, and what better than to look back on it fondly and move on to the next lab as it were. It is elegant, classic-really timeless, and how lucky to work with an old space, at least for me it is. Can not wait to see what comes in the new digs. pgt
ReplyDeleteWhy on earth haven't I been visiting here....crazy I guess! Your work is really fabulous...totally goes with your pic I have seen in blogworld!!! Bathroom renos are a favorite of mine, and the recent one the Post featured was so well executed!
ReplyDeleteScott -- If we didn't already know what a man of taste you are, now we do. The adjectives that come to mind are "creamy" and "classy", with just the right amount of patina added to the mix. Charming. (And nice that you yourself showed up at the shoot to accessorize your pad; cute pix!) Thanks for the invite into your home.
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Michael
Little Augury -Thank you, and I agree that old spaces are great to work with. I'm lucky to have found a really great old home to live in.
ReplyDeleteAcanthus & Acorn -Thank you for stopping by my little blog! I certainly hope that you've enjoyed your stay and will stop by again. I'm glad you liked the little bathroom project in the Post! : )
Michael -You are too complimentary. I'm glad that you enjoyed my space. When next you're in the District you'll have to stop by for a drink.
it is a rare talent for a designer to really understand & know how to mix the old and new.
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Bravo! I am not going to follow suit and comment on how handsome you look because that is nothing new. I will say how mature you look! I love the digs and they look so very timeless. You are a perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteTook a peek at your semi-portfolio...love the mix of furnishings and subtle use of color. Most impressive!
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So lovely!!! Thanks for sharing - I really appreciated the chance to see your style.
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I love all the cream hues in your space/ can't wait until you share your newer/ bigger one!
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