Sandra Espinet, designed a perfect Double Axis. From inside the living room, below, looking out to the pavilion.
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Sandra owns the interior & exterior. A rare interior decorator knowing her work ends at the property line not the walls of the house.
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Double Axis is an easy concept. Quit reading this and figure yours out !
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Penelope Bianchi is the rarest. Interior Decorator doing Vanishing Threshold, Double Axis & la-ti-da multiple axis to a single focal point & etc....
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When you realize these concepts are easy, historically correct, necessary to happiness/joy/grace, & affordable you will stop thinking in terms of what Garden Centers & Testosterone-On-Wheels-Mow-Blow-Go want to SELL you. Foundation plantings & lawn & seasonal annuals? OMG, worse than boring. Stupid, environmentally harmful, terrible for property value, & worst of all devastating to your inner muse. No, don't ask me what I really think, because I can go there too. And there waits the fabulous Puppet Barbuda.
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Pics via House of Turquoise with more about Sandra Espinet, here.
3 comments:
Puppet Barbuda is always lurking in the background.....
Great point about "work ends at the property line, not the walls". Conversely, that means the landscape designer's / architect's work ends inside the building!
I had the hardest time conveying this to an ex-client, a builder who built spec homes and rented/flipped houses...he never agreed, starting with exterior colors and doors. He is now struggling, in financial trouble, and I am not, never have been.
Oh dear I am having such a good giggle at the testostorone comment!! LOL So true,
Veronica
Having a good giggle at the testosterone comment! My mind keeps seeing a picture..lol!! Verry funny...a bit of theraphy for me. Thank you!!
Veronica
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