A Family Home in Israel
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Israel's Heavy Light House
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Family Chair
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Timing 2010–Biennale of Landscape Urbanism
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Family Chair
by Lina NordqvistCurating a set of effortlessly mismatched…
Wonderful home! Can you tell me who designed the chairs in the kitchen and where they may be available for purchase?
I like the house its different. But there were some disturbing reminders of their lifein war torn areas. They have a "mandatory" anti-bomb shelter. I thought they would have called it a bomb shelter but he said anti. I like the house in the openess of the rooms and no walls between. But that also is a problem in the event that you are looking for some type of privacy for yourself. Your bathroom is very different for me. What separates teh shower from the rest of the bathroom. You would wet your whole floor up. But I like it. Its different.
The desk in the study makes me want to cry. Who makes it?
It's a Leica camera on the desk in the study, no??
To Ron: the chairs are "Thur-op-seat" the designer is unknown ,bought on e-bay. To Pedro: the desk was bought in Habitat few year ago. To MAGF: Yes the camera is Leica MP.
What is that wooden area above the kitchen area. Looks like a piece of plywood? Is this decorative? Clever look.
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