Amsterdam, Holland
So, Ive had to make my blog an invitation only situation for a few months while I finish the Project with Keith and Anthropologie. Anthro and Sundance want to be sure that the roll out of the project is controlled and there was alot of traffic generated by the mention of the project on this site. So, until then, this blog is only for the few. My friends. The people I love. Welcome.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
A Little Break
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Dream Girl
Who doesn't dream of packing it all up one day, taking off for a dream destination, and making a living by doing what you used to do in your spare time?
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
The Other Side of Amsterdam
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Just north of the Central Station, an explosion of modern architecture has been happening for the last 15 years. Its a very strange neighborhood. Canals have been built with modernist tract canal houses lining them. Each canal hosue is different (probably 20 or 30 different styles), and yet each canal is lined with the exact same sequence of homes. It's a bizarre blend that attempts to take the best of the past and the present, with somewhat mixed results.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Anish Kapoor at Axel Vervoordt's Kanaal House
Antwerp, Belgium
Heres a wider view of this amazing Anish Kapoor installation at Axel Vervoordt's Canal House. For those who don't know, Axel is one of the world's top collectors and interior designers (who seems to have a fondness for celebrity castles, having designed both Sting and Madonnas just to name a couple...)
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Goodbye De Longpre...
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Monkeys at Breakfast
Bal Samand Palace, Rajastan
Several unruly monkeys turned our patio breakfast table into a jungle gym this particular morning. Wicker furniture was tossed around with reckless abandon.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
People Like TV...
Mumbai, India
...which is good for me, or I wouldn't have a job.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
The World is a Wonderful Place to Shop
In Keith's world, everything is available for purchase. Its not just the bracelets that the lady is selling, but maybe her sari, or perhaps the shelves on which they lay. Where most of us direct our attention to what is displayed in a store, Keith sees it all. He buys signage used to advertising a sale, lighting fixtures, carts used to haul the merchandise - anything is potentially a new product. It's the ability to see things that one would normally editout - and envision it in a totally different way. Keith thinks of his job as an editor - distilling down a mountain of merchandise to the very best of the best - but really, he is opening up my world. I had been subconsciously editing things so many things out.
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