It has gotten to be funny around here how far my taste is beyond my humble budget. I like simple. Less is more type deco. Though I try not to change too much around here as this is Dad's house.
While searching for a rug like the one below, in a (so my style) simple Montana guest cabin bedroom...
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| Montana Headwaters camp cabin |
that turned out to be the award winning work of Architect Daniel Turvey...
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| Montana Headwaters camp cabin, near Yellowstone, Montana |
I ran across an app that would tell me where a photo was taken/from.
Having wondered for sometime where the cabin in my header was, because I like that porch, and had envisioned many tales of who's and where it was. Granted one of the blankets kept tickling in the back of my mind, but the connection would not be made. Now I know, it's the Blue Pony guest cabin, on Ralph Lauren's Double RL Ranch near Ridgway, CO. Well hell!
A little disappointing that, but at least I get to see the photos and dream, which is much cheaper any way.
On a search for garden art, I stumbled onto a piece that I liked, it was simple, spoke to the modern, and the ancient, and had a touch of the shaman about it. I could picture it at the entrance to a drive, or at the edge of a rock patio over looking a canyon...
It is a sculpture by Bill Worrell, that Texas guy. I love this piece, but... $63,000! Well Hell. I need to learn how to weld...
