Triangulum

Photographer: Andrea Ferrari via here

Take Your Pick

Via here

Hexagon

Via here

Time Worn

Photographed by Aurélien Villette via here

Goëss Apartment

These elaborate four rooms form a mere fraction of the Empress Maria Theresa’s summer house at Schönbrunn, known today as the Goëss Apartment. The very same Empress Maria Theresa, who was mother to 16 children, one of which was Marie Antoinette... (how pleasing for a dull and grey winter's day).

Via here (Photography by Fritz von der Schulenburg)

Wall & Decò

Just a small sample of the seriously swoon-worthy wallpaper designed by the Italian-based, Wall & Decò. Modern, fresh and innovative. Certainly brings background into the foreground...

Via here

Gris

Via here

The Right Ingredients...

The kitchen in Franca Sozzani's Marrakech house, photographed by Ivan Terestchenko... 

Via here (Published in AD Spain, June 2011)

Geometric

Via here

Serene

Via here

Corridor

The sheer length of it is astounding... but then again, it is Versailles.

Via here

Little Snögrinda

There is a South-Easter blowing today. It is raining sideways. One room has become an indoor Niagara. And, in the midst of this howling gale, I have chosen to paint our bedroom white. The very antithesis of warmth. Trying to think "big picture" at this point. The wooden floorboards are also in need of some TLC. Most definitely considering painting them white just like those in the house of one of Sweden's most sought after designers, Synnöve Mork. The Little Snögrinda house in Gotland is tranquility personified... and, after all, I can always cover my entire self in a giant warm blanket if the white feels a little icy...

Via here

Through the Looking Glass (XXIV)

Duchess Anna Amalia Library, Weimar via Nantucket Youth

Through the Looking Glass (Number XV)

The fifteenth in the Through the Looking Glass series of photographs...

From here

While I am sorting...

Just returned from water-logged Brimfield and New York, and need a few hours to mobilize my senses and get my pictures in a reasonable semblance of order. Tomorrow, I promise...

Image via Tumblr