June 8, 2013 /

THE KAUFMANN HOUSE – DESIGNED BY RICHARD NEUTRA – PHOTOGRAPHED BY DAVID GLOMB

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10 Comments

  1. Edward
    June 8, 2013

    Its a wonder ans so suited to the place.

    • Vickie Lester
      June 8, 2013

      Pure architectural serenity 🙂

  2. Heather in Arles
    June 8, 2013

    Very fun, especially as when I was looking at the previous post I thought, “I wonder who owns it today?” Now, at least, I know what it (still) looks like, thank you for obliging.
    My you are an early riser. Your first post today showed at up at what must have been something around 5:30am your time. I only get up that early if I have a plane to catch!
    Bon Weekend,
    H

    • Vickie Lester
      June 8, 2013

      I scheduled it to go up early, but (and this isn’t a usual habit) I woke early as well 😉

  3. George Kaplan
    June 8, 2013

    More Bounty! And two extraordinarily beautiful images. You are spoiling us…

  4. El Guapo
    June 8, 2013

    Beautiful!

    If only it had more windows…

    • Vickie Lester
      June 9, 2013

      Not a suitable location for True Blood, aka the Cajun vampire show…

  5. regularpop
    June 9, 2013

    This version is so so streamlined and zen, but the last picture (with all the glorious yellow) is a such a wondrous nestling of glamour amidst nature…So hard to choose!

    • Vickie Lester
      June 10, 2013

      It’s amazing how capturing an image alters it. When you see the Kaufmann house in the desert it almost looks geologic, a crystallized part of the landscape. It’s one of the most beautiful houses I’ve ever seen.

      • regularpop
        June 14, 2013

        Thank you for the introduction. This house, and your weblog, are enchanting!

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