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Every once in a while we enter a space that literally takes our breath away. This one did just that for me. For lovers of light and the outdoors, this is a dream room with expansive, slanted, and floor to ceiling paneled windows. There's no
Pure Green's effortless design approach, unpretentious styling, and reverence to green living is so wonderfully displayed through beautiful photography and sumptuously to-the-point editorial. If you're seeking inspiration that involves returning to more simpler times,
Isn't it a relief to know that we don't have to be perfect? This is especially true when applying the use of wabi-sabi design...the art of imperfection. No need to alter or correct the natural state of an object like tin, copper, or wood.
When I first picked up Robyn Griggs Lawrence's newest book, Simply Imperfect: Revisiting the Wabi-Sabi House, a study of the Japanese art of living called "wabi-sabi", I was quite intrigued, as I'd never before experienced nor been exposed to this design style or philosophy.