Thank you so much for introducing us/me to those two geniuses, it’s a true pleasure to have my knowledge expanded. Their work really speaks to me. And the Kaufmann Desert House is just… Incredible. How did I not know about these wonders?! (just ignorant, I guess 😉 )
As a child in Southern California I remember that we had family friends who lived in a Neutra house. I loved the lines and the light of it. So modern. Thank god we didn’t live in one, even though I would have loved it. You see my mother would have filled it with Early American furniture. UGH. As young as five I was all about Danish Modern, clean lines and Yul Ulu.
Read about two of the greats at one of my favorite blogs:
Thank you so much for introducing us/me to those two geniuses, it’s a true pleasure to have my knowledge expanded. Their work really speaks to me. And the Kaufmann Desert House is just… Incredible. How did I not know about these wonders?! (just ignorant, I guess 😉 )
Southern California, they shaped an aesthetic that continues still…
As a child in Southern California I remember that we had family friends who lived in a Neutra house. I loved the lines and the light of it. So modern. Thank god we didn’t live in one, even though I would have loved it. You see my mother would have filled it with Early American furniture. UGH. As young as five I was all about Danish Modern, clean lines and Yul Ulu.
Do you know, I believe Jonathan Adler is a reincarnation of that fabulous Danish interior designer!
I’m laughing at Lanier’s Early American furniture comment! That’s such a dead end for a decorator, is it not? Haha!
Unless they’re using American Primitives 😉 Me? I’m all for eclectic!