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Stefanie sits on a Resource Furniture Murphy bed. It conserves space and 82-year-old Irmhild Liang finds it easy to open. “Building the ADU made sense because we wanted to be closer to my mother. You don’t realize how lonely your parents can be—and how much more they might be doing,” she notes.

Titled "San Francisco," this aerial view of what is likely the Bay Bridge shows the kind of gritty, lonely weight our infrastructure has to pull.

It's lonely but spectacular at the top

“For the first six months we lived here, I would force Ryan to drag a chair into the kitchen to sit with me while I cooked so I wouldn’t be lonely,” says Rory. In the new layout, the kitchen an dliving room are integrated seamlessly.

The red as feeling of rage, madness and passion, and blue as feeling of loneliness, quietness and sadness. The King and the Queen, the red and the blue merge within the surface.

Measuring over five feet tall, Spun of the Limits of My Lonely Waltz is a sculpture created by Diana Al-Hadid in 2006.Photo courtesy of Diana Al-Hadid

When Goldstein bought the house, the only vegetation was one lonely tree. He made himself a goal to create his own tropical jungle, which now extends over four acres of the property.

Lonely Tree Landscape Photo Wall Art Print Print Options: This photograph is available on a variety of print media types in a variety of sizes to fit your decorating needs. We also carry limited edition signed collector prints. For more information on this and other beautiful landscape photographs please visit www.pipafineart.com About Product: Traditional prints are reproductions of our landscape photographs. Reproductions are printed on high quality luster photo paper with high quality ink. These prints have a life expectancy of about 50 years (depending on the care). These landscape photo prints are perfect for decorating any room in your home or office with fabulous wall art. About this Photograph: Lonely Tree is a calm sepia landscape photograph that was created in a barren field of Middletown, Delaware during the winter season. This photograph was aged and a grain effect was added using Photoshop in post-production for emotional appeal. Title: Lonely Tree Landscape Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Landscape Photography Item ID#: LAND-0107

About the Rural Landscape Photograph: Lonely Tree is a landscape photograph that was created in a barren field of Middletown, Delaware. Photograph was aged and a grain effect was added using Photoshop. Title: Lonely Tree Landscape Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Landscape Photography Item ID#: LAND-0107 This landscape photograph is one of many available for purchase through www.pipafineart.com. You have your chose of size and print materials. All of our landscape pictures are printed on high quality materials and the highest quality ink for longevity. Each photo print is also coated with a soft luster finish. If you need assistance we are always available; please contact us with any questions.

Lonely Rails Landscape Photo Wall Art Print Print Options: This photograph is available on a variety of print media types in a variety of sizes to fit your decorating needs. We also carry limited edition signed collector prints. For more information on this and other beautiful landscape photographs please visit www.pipafineart.com About Product: Traditional prints are reproductions of our landscape photographs. Reproductions are printed on high quality luster photo paper with high quality ink. These prints have a life expectancy of about 50 years (depending on the care). These landscape photo prints are perfect for decorating any room in your home or office with fabulous wall art. About this Photograph: Lonely Rails is a subtle sepia toned landscape photograph that was created on the historic train track of Brandywine Springs Park. The tracks used to be the main mode of transportation to get to Brandywine Springs Amusement Park and hotel in the early 20's. This photograph was taken to capture the beautiful leading lines of the tracks at an unfamiliar angle for interest. Title: Lonely Rails Landscape Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Landscape Photography Item ID#: LAND-0054

About the Rural Landscape Photograph: Lonely Rails is a sepia toned landscape photograph that was created on the historic train track of Brandywine Springs Park. The tracks used to be the main mode of transportation to get to Brandywine Springs Amusement Park and hotel in the early 20's. Title: Lonely Rails Landscape Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Landscape Photography Item ID#: LAND-0054 This landscape photograph is one of many available for purchase through www.pipafineart.com. You have your chose of size and print materials. All of our landscape pictures are printed on high quality materials and the highest quality ink for longevity. Each photo print is also coated with a soft luster finish. If you need assistance we are always available; please contact us with any questions.

While living in Rio de Janeiro, Robert Landon regularly headed to São Paulo for design fixes. However, nothing prepared him for SAO Arquitectura’s oasis in the heart of the dense Jardins neighborhood. Landon’s work has appeared in Metropolis, Lonely Planet guides, and many other publications.

Lonely Tree Rural Landscape Photo Signed Limited Edition Fine Art Canvas Print Our limited edition canvas prints are created using 1.5" stretcher bars that have strength & resist twisting caused by inferior stretcher systems & time. We add additional support for longer spans with a UV luster coating (which helps protect the ink & canvas from fading & discoloring), black backing & ready to hang. Life expectancy of these collectible fine art photo prints is up to 300 years depending on the care. All of our landscape photography fine art prints are inspected, numbered & signed by landscape and nature photographer Melissa Fague before shipping. Canvas Print Sizes Available: 11" x 14" 16" x 20" 20" x 24" 20" x 30" 24" x 36" Other Print Options: This photograph is also available on a variety of print media types in a variety of sizes to fit your decorating needs. For more information on this and other stunning landscape photographs please visit www.pipafineart.com About the Rural Landscape Photograph: Lonely Tree is a landscape photograph that was created in a barren field of Middletown, Delaware. Photograph was aged and a grain effect was added using Photoshop. Title: Lonely Tree Landscape Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Landscape Photography Item ID#: LAND-0107

Remember when we hosted guests? Before the pandemic, this family hosted out-of-town guests every month (that’s what happens when you move to Bend). The guest room is small, so we kept it simple but welcoming. Now it sits lonely, waiting for the day guests can safely return. Artwork by Mat Daly.

Lonely Rails Sepia Rural Landscape Photo Signed Limited Edition Fine Art Canvas Print Our limited edition canvas prints are created using 1.5" stretcher bars that have strength & resist twisting caused by inferior stretcher systems & time. We add additional support for longer spans with a UV luster coating (which helps protect the ink & canvas from fading & discoloring), black backing & ready to hang. Life expectancy of these collectible fine art photo prints is up to 300 years depending on the care. All of our landscape photography fine art prints are inspected, numbered & signed by landscape and nature photographer Melissa Fague before shipping. Canvas Print Sizes Available: 11" x 14" 16" x 20" 20" x 24" 20" x 30" 24" x 36" Other Print Options: This photograph is also available on a variety of print media types in a variety of sizes to fit your decorating needs. For more information on this and other stunning landscape photographs please visit www.pipafineart.com About the Rural Landscape Photograph: Lonely Rails is a sepia toned landscape photograph that was created on the historic train track of Brandywine Springs Park. The tracks used to be the main mode of transportation to get to Brandywine Springs Amusement Park and hotel in the early 20's. Title: Lonely Rails Landscape Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Landscape Photography Item ID#: LAND-0054

Lonely Rails Landscape Photography Classic Photo Paper Prints *Frames and Mat Board are for example only. All prints are sold unframed. Classic prints are reproductions of our landscape photographs. Our reproductions are printed on high quality photo paper with top of the line inks & have a life expectancy of about 50 years (depending on the care). These prints are perfect for decorating your home or office without breaking the bank. Traditional Print Sizes Available: 11” x 14” 16” x 20” 20” x 24” 20” x 30” 24” x 36” About the Photograph: Lonely Rails is a sepia toned landscape photograph that was created on the historic train track of Brandywine Springs park. The tracks used to be the main mode of transportation to get to Brandywine Springs Amusement Park and hotel in the early 20's. Title: Lonely Rails Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Landscape Photography Medium: High Quality Photo Paper About the Artist: Melissa Fague is a professional landscape and nature photographer from Bear, Delaware USA. In just a few short years her work has been published over two dozen times and has won multiple national and international awards for her beautiful photographs. To read her full store on how she became a landscape and nature photographer and helpful photography tips to improve your own photographic skills please visit our blog. Do you have questions about Melissa’s work? Pipa Fine Art has had the pleasure of working with a variety of galleries, decorators, large corporations, hotels, and individuals with their art projects and we would love to work with you too. If you have questions, please contact us at any time via message or call us at 302-464-0090.

Lonely Tree Landscape Photography Classic Photo Paper Prints *Frames and Mat Board are for example only. All prints are sold unframed. Classic prints are reproductions of our landscape photographs. Our reproductions are printed on high quality photo paper with top of the line inks & have a life expectancy of about 50 years (depending on the care). These prints are perfect for decorating your home or office without breaking the bank. Traditional Print Sizes Available: 11” x 14” 16” x 20” 20” x 24” 20” x 30” 24” x 36” About the Photograph: Lonely Tree is a landscape photograph that was created in a barren field of Middletown, Delaware. Photograph was aged and a grain effect was added using Photoshop. Title: Lonely Tree Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Landscape Photography Medium: High Quality Photo Paper About the Artist: Melissa Fague is a professional landscape and nature photographer from Bear, Delaware USA. In just a few short years her work has been published over two dozen times and has won multiple national and international awards for her beautiful photographs. To read her full store on how she became a landscape and nature photographer and helpful photography tips to improve your own photographic skills please visit our blog. Do you have questions about Melissa’s work? Pipa Fine Art has had the pleasure of working with a variety of galleries, decorators, large corporations, hotels, and individuals with their art projects and we would love to work with you too. If you have questions, please contact us at any time via message or call us at 302-464-0090.

While researching a book about Venice, writer Robert Landon met architect Martino Pietropoli, who took him to see the twin houses he designed for a pair of families in Padua, featured on. His most memorable experience visiting the property was “stepping out onto a rooftop veranda and discovering a gorgeous, green roof,” he says. “The architects purposely failed to mention it, so as to preserve the element of surprise.” Based in New York City, Landon has written about architecture and travel for Metropolis, the Los Angeles Times, and Lonely Planet. What does your dream home look like? “Full of windows, boasts a huge terrace, and sits steps from great, cheap restaurants.”

About the Beach Photograph: Land Meets Water is a colorized abstract nature photograph of a barnacle covered pier with one lonely horseshoe crab heading back into the water one early morning at Bowers Beach, located in Delaware. Title: Land Meets Water Nature Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Coastal / Nature Photography Item ID#: NAT-2074 This nature photograph is one of many available for purchase through www.pipafineart.com. You have your chose of size and print materials. All of our nature pictures are printed on high quality materials and the highest quality ink for longevity. Each photo print is also coated with a soft luster finish. If you need assistance we are always available; please contact us with any questions.

Land Meets Water - Nautical Nature Photography Wall Art Print Print Options: This photograph is available on a variety of print media types in a variety of sizes to fit your decorating needs. We also carry limited edition signed collector prints. For more information on this and other beautiful nature photographs please visit www.pipafineart.com About Product: Traditional prints are reproductions of our nature photographs. Reproductions are printed on high quality luster photo paper with high quality ink. These prints have a life expectancy of about 50 years (depending on the care). These nature photo prints are perfect for decorating any room in your home or office with fabulous wall art. About this Photograph: Land Meets Water is a colorized abstract nature photograph of a barnacle covered pier with one lonely horseshoe crab heading back into the water one early morning at Bowers Beach, located in Delaware. Title: Land Meets Water Nature Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Coastal / Nature Photography Item ID#: NAT-2074

Land Meets Water Coastal Nature Photo, Signed Limited Edition Fine Art Canvas Print Our limited edition canvas prints are created using 1.5" stretcher bars that have strength & resist twisting caused by inferior stretcher systems & time. We add additional support for longer spans with a UV luster coating (which helps protect the ink & canvas from fading & discoloring), black backing & ready to hang. Life expectancy of these collectible fine art photo prints is up to 300 years depending on the care. All of our nature photography fine art prints are inspected, numbered & signed by landscape and nature photographer Melissa Fague before shipping. Canvas Print Sizes Available: 11" x 14" 16" x 20" 20" x 24" 20" x 30" 24" x 36" Other Print Options: This photograph is also available on a variety of print media types in a variety of sizes to fit your decorating needs. For more information on this and other beautiful nature photographs please visit www.pipafineart.com About the Beach Photograph: Land Meets Water is a colorized abstract nature photograph of a barnacle covered pier with one lonely horseshoe crab heading back into the water one early morning at Bowers Beach, located in Delaware. Title: Land Meets Water Nature Photographer: Melissa Fague Genre: Coastal / Nature Photography Item ID#: NAT-2074

Untamed. Raw. “The Last Frontier.” Alaska is synonymous with wild beauty and its landscapes demand respect. Here, simple comforts feel like luxuries. The Sheldon Chalet sits on a lonely outcropping, a 5-acre [20,000-square-meter] nunatak in the Don Sheldon Amphitheater of Denali’s Ruth Glacier. As one of the most remote guest-houses in the world—accessible only by bush plane, or on foot by the very bravest of mountaineers willing to risk their lives—the chalet offers views and an experience like no other. Just south of the chalet, on the same outcropping, is the Historic Mountain House, a small hut built in 1966. It’s perched at an elevation of 6,000 feet [1,830 meters], a short distance from the summit of Denali, in the middle of the 6-million-acre [24,280-square-kilometer] park. Because of this extreme setting, the original owner, Roberta Sheldon, used to ask guests if they were “physically fit and mentally flexible” before they made the journey to the hut. Roberta and her husband, Don Sheldon, a pioneering bush pilot, originally acquired the land in the 1950s as part of the Homestead Act. The couple built the Historic Mountain House and also planned to build a vacation destination on the property, but were unable to realize the dream before Don passed away in 1975. When the couple’s children acquired the hut in 2014, they discovered the original 1968 plans for the chalet and, using those plans as a guide, they were able to realize their parents’ dream. With remoteness and accessibility a consideration, all the materials for the chalet and sauna had to be flown in by plane or hung by a sling and helicoptered in. A stunning accomplishment, the five-bedroom chalet and cedar-lined sauna are a well-earned place to watch a solar storm, witnessing the purples, blues, and greens of the aurora with the naked eye. Located 63º north of the equator, the chalet is designed to endure 100ºF [56ºC] temperature swings, hurricane-force winds, and the incredibly brutal Alaskan climate.

Ninety-five miles [153 kilometers] north of the Arctic Circle, with craggy peaks, open seas, and sheltered bays, sits the dramatic, remote, and lonely archipelago of Lofoten. With an imposing beauty, the islands are part of the Scandinavian Caledonides, a mountain range that stretches from northern Norway all the way to the south, and comprises six principal islands and hundreds of smaller, unpopulated ones. A dominating presence, especially when approached by sea, the islands’ sheer cliffs and clear waters have been called home by humans—from Vikings to local fishermen—for thousands of years. Lofoten’s history is rooted in fishing traditions: The migrating Atlantic cod, or skrei, that come to the islands to spawn between February and March have been providing a living for the local people for centuries. Charming, idyllic, and positioned at the top of the world, the islands bask in the glow of the northern lights and the midnight sun, with the perpetual smell of salt air and drying fish. It’s home to galleries, artisans, craftspeople, and communities conscious of preserving and honoring their traditions. Within this landscape sits The Bands, a seaside sauna built on a quay in the former fishing village of Kleivan. The sauna was commissioned by the local district to tie together the old with the new, incorporating three historical pre-existing buildings—a fisherman’s cottage (Rorbu), a cod liver oil–production building (Trandamperi), and a cod-salting building (Brygge)—with a new structure. A team of students from the Oslo School of Architecture and Design’s Scarcity and Creativity Studio conceptualized and oversaw The Bands’s four-week construction. Evoking the rocks below and waves nearby, The Bands gets its name from three ribbon-like, connected wooden bands that echo the angular landscape. Each band folds to form the 969-square-foot [90-square-meter] structure, made up of several outdoor areas. To the north, the bands emerge from the rocks, offering a hot tub and a cold tub as well as a rest area. Built sensitively within the surrounding environment, the light-filled, 161-square-foot [15-square-meter] sauna features clerestory windows made from translucent plastic and a gabled wall with windows looking out on the nearby mountains. As the bands bend and fold, they continue to form a fish-cleaning station, a picnic terrace, and many places to lounge and rest.