Meanwhile, on Gardenista: Interior Design Moves Out
Welcome to Meanwhile, on Gardenista, in which we take a look at the goings-on over on our sibling site. In this week’s edition: What happens when architects and designers head outdoors? Pathways and stone walls become feats of engineering, bird houses are done in shou sugi ban, and patios are as considered as the living room—just without a ceiling. (It’s easier to see the stars that way.)
Take a look:
Above: Good-looking rugs aren’t just for indoors. Attractive (practical) options can be found at 8 Favorites: Graphic Indoor/Outdoor Plastic Rugs from Sweden.
Above: Birds deserve nice houses, too. This one’s done in charred timber, just like some of our favorite people-sized projects. See more in 5 Favorites: Architectural Birdhouses.
Above: Stone walls, but make them architectural: See In Praise of Dry Stone Walls, for Permanence and Habitat. (This one is a traditional walls in Cornwall, England, finished off in “cursy-wavy” fashion. Photograph by Kendra Wilson.)For more of the latest, head to Gardenista.
Categories
Recent Posts
Letter of Recommendation: Making the Winter Bed, Heirloom Edition
Current Obsessions: Slow and Steady
American Association of Critical-Care Nurses Recognizes NCH Adult Critical Care
Baker Senior Center Naples Hosts “Evening for Better Tomorrows”
Henssler Financial on Creating a Calm, Confident Financial Year
Curves and Cutouts: An Inspired Apartment Building Update in Marseille
The Editors’ Cut: Small Comforts for Cold Months
Savor Som-Selected Wines at Angelina’s Ristorante
Estia is Greek Dining Fit for Deities
A Generous Pour with Darioush
GET MORE INFORMATION
