Showing posts with label gould auctions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gould auctions. Show all posts

28.12.10

random pairing moment

















because: i don't know why.
but the goods at old town
industries, are awfully neat,
aren't they? the rest: apple
via remodelista. chair from
gould in maine. astonishing
dining room: rhinelander
mansion in the fifties.
tartan: i can't remember.
anyone know? will add.











all clothing: old town

27.12.10

(but perhaps a tray of madeleines would be fine)








i thought about naming this
post temps perdu, but that
would be sort of. well. to be
honest, it would be silly (since
i've never actually read mr.
proust's great work and what
do i know?). the reality is that
i'm trying to clean off my
desktop some, and these are bits
i've saved. the procrastination
one is from merlin mann. i think
he's right on this. the sheer &
haunting chandelier is from
tim denike; it's a snapshot of
an rrl room. the party-goers
are from room 26. the chair
is a gould (lord knows i've
raided their coffers lately;
thank you gould auctions,
i love you). and the real
thought behind this is that
times change. our little house
used to be stuffed to the gills
on the holidays, and now it is
not so much. and where i once
prayed for an hour to catch my
breath, i now have ample time
to marvel at the future. and it
is good. but it will be better, i
think, to marvel less & remember
who we are more. here's to a
busy, happy 2011. may you well
remember who you are and what
a great gift it is. i am thankful,
today, for where we have been
and where we are going. and i
wish all of you godspeed.









9.3.10


...When someone asks me to help create a room my first reaction, if I do not already know the person, is to try to feel out what he or she really wants the room to be and to understand, if possible, what "memory," old or new, has brought this idea about.
Sister Parish










photo: Gould Auctions