Gurney’s Montauk Resort

The newly remodeled, Gurneys Resort and Seawater Spa (when I was young it was simply called Gurneys Inn) in Montauk, NY is wonderful. The design is clever, upscale but remains casual.
gurneysmontauk.com

The newly remodeled, Gurneys Resort and Seawater Spa (when I was young it was simply called Gurneys Inn) in Montauk, NY is wonderful. The design is clever, upscale but remains casual.
gurneysmontauk.com
Just another bleeding heart… “toxic schizophrenia” by Tim Noble and Sue Webster
3D rendering, has had significant advances in realistic effects in the past few years. This type of rendering has become an essential tool for communicating the look and function of a proposed space. This concept rendering is an interior perspective of an accessory structure that will, in the future, be a guest house and office for…
I am not entirely sure why I selected this picture as my Happy New Year post. Except perhaps that the trims and fabrics shown are similar to entering a new year; festive, fresh and exciting. Happy and Healthy 2015!
I really enjoy seeing black, grey and pink together. The combination is surprising.
Im currently reflecting on pictures from Japan as inspiration for a landscape/deck design project. My reasoning for tacking them up on my board is not for their Asian influence rather a reminder to keep it simple.
I learn so much from traditional Japanese architecture. I snapped this picture of the Imperial Palace, it demonstrates a unique and brilliant architecture that beautifully juxtaposes rustic and formal materials – an earthiness with proud reverence.