Very few homes impressed me as this one.
Maybe after few years of over design I need to
go back to a more natural approach and a minimalistic way
of leaving.
Looking at this stunning example of modernism I think
that air is the ultimate luxury.
The close contact with nature and the freedom to live in a green shell
are what I crave the most. I will simply bring 4 paintings to alternate
on the inside wall and a few Fornasetti and Hermès house items.
The "new" glass house will have all solar panels hidden in the roof,
will be water and energy efficent and all wi-fi.
Last but not least, in my new home I will add two bed pillows,
as many of you know in the true modernism spirit also pillows were eliminated!
I love the idea of having a single piece of art that you can change with
the seasons.....Look also at the fireplace. Divine.
The beadroom, no pillows but look at the view.......
The living room, very chic.
the studio
The Glass House
is open for visits.
On the agenda there are so many wonderful programs...
a great event not to be missed is coming up....
DINE WITH DESIGN
A Culinary Experience to Benefit The Philip Johnson Glass House
Saturday, June 11th, 12-3 pm
On Saturday, June 11 from 12pm to 3pm, guests are invited to explore the buildings, grounds and art collections of the Glass House site while enjoying dishes inspired by the property, created by the chefs and artisans of Harvest to Heat. Each guest will receive an autographed copy of the critically-acclaimed book by Darryl Estrine and Kelly Kochendorfer, published by the Taunton Press. Dine with Design tickets are $300 with limited availability and may be purchased online at philipjohnsonglasshouse.org or via phone at 866.811.4111.
Participating Chefs includes: Chef Michel Richard, Chef Brian Lewis
Chef Bill Taibe, Chef Derek Wagner
an event not to be missed
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an event not to be missed
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