The Vinyl Lover Why not commit to a turntable built to last a lifetime? The Scout Jr. by VPI is a newly introduced, simplifed version of the popular Scout turntable that has been made for over a decade. The Scout Jr. is a belt-drive turntable with a fully isolated AC synchronous motor, a nine-inch stainless-steel tonearm, and a premounted Ortofon 2M Red cartridge. A separate phono preamp is needed. Scout Jr. isn’t cheap, but it represents excellent value: Many products from VPI’s initial production runs are still in daily use. $1,499.

A luxurious rural retreat that doesn’t skimp on comfort, JR’s Hut is an off-grid glamping destination with spectacular views of the 7,000-acre Kimo Estate in Australia.

Walter A. Netsch Jr., Cadet Chapel (1959) Looking more like a space-age battleship than a house of worship from certain angles, architect Walter A. Netsch Jr.’s futuristic temple is an angular assemblage of five-ton metal tetrahedrons, built out of the same aluminum panels as jet fighter wings. Winner of the American Institute of Architects' 25 Year Award and a United States National Historic Landmark, the set of 17 spires might as well be a squadron screaming towards the heavens. Photo courtesy David, Creative Commons

The cabin was designed in 1973 by Charles O. Matcham Jr., a local Tahoe architect.

Images of Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Sammy Davis Jr. adorn the double-height great room.

It took less than five months for architect David Hovey Jr. to build this prefab home in Arizona's Paradise Valley, a rectangular pavilion with a shell of laminated glass, a perforated Cor-Ten steel roof, and an indoor courtyard where Hovey Jr.'s family take dips in the Olympic-size swimming pool. Polished concrete floors, Nakashima furniture, and a large black walnut bar are all found indoors.

Hines House at Sea Ranch, which is set on two lots of just over one-and-a-half acres, is comprised of two separate structures which architect William Turnbull Jr. referred to as "big house, bunk house."

James B. Hunt Jr. Library, North Carolina State University Snøhetta (2013)

Self-taught designer Tom Givone fixed up his 1882 row house in New York City over many years. Located in the Washington Heights neighborhood of upper Manhattan, the house—designed in 1882 by architect Gilbert Robinson Jr. to resemble an 18th-century mansion nearby—is an anomaly in steel-and-concrete New York.

Kitchen in Jr ADU

bedroom in Jr ADU

Backyard patio for Jr ADU

1st level with Peter Souza Jr Sculpture

Peter Treiber Jr., Farm Duck

Fireplace on 1st Level with Peter Souza Jr Sculpture

focuses on pop culture iconography with a bold use of color, all the while leveraging simple children’s tools and materials of glue and glitter.

from kitchen is one entrance into Jr ADU

Peter's Office with Peter Souza Jr Sculpture, Wall Art, and Vintage prints

Bissner Jr. designed and built his own architectural office in the South Pasadena home.

This graphic by Patterson Clark and Robert O'Harrow Jr. appeared in the Washington Post on June 4th.

New Sun Room. Dry Wall Ceiling by Harold Tippetts Jr.

Inspired by William Turnbull, Jr.'s Hine House at Sea Reach, the wall framing in the kitchen doubles as shelving.

Richmond's first modern home was built in 1936 by George E. Hoppe Jr.

Beautiful Jr ADU with skylights small kitchen, door to outside, pocket door to bedroom

A tree-lined Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1938 Talbot-Lago T-150C-SS Teardrop, Collection of J. W. Marriott, Jr.;

Dining Area and Great Room with vintage table, wall fixtures, and J Schatz ceramic lighting and Peter Souza Jr Sculpture

Naming their room “Good Spirits,” Ghislaine Viñas too was inspired by Marlowe, as well as Edgar Bronfman, Jr.

John and his two sons, Anthony and John Jr., in front of their Houston residence circa 1959.

Charles, Ray, Dorothy Shaver, and Edgar Kaufmann Jr. at the Good Design exhibition in MoMA, New York.

Richmond's first modern home was built in 1936 by George E. Hoppe Jr. and is located at 1900 South Meadow Street.

New canopy, lighting and entrance door into the house, originally designed in 1939 by Edwin B. Goodell Jr.

New canopy, lighting and entrance door into the house, originally designed in 1939 by Edwin B. Goodell Jr.

Dining Area and Great Room with vintage table, wall fixtures, and J Schatz ceramic furniture, tableware, and Peter Souza Jr Sculpture.

Paw-ntry Door Submitted by: Elek Architects Designer's Description: When it came to designing a pantry door for the Jess Residence's contemporary kitchen renovation, a typical solid barrier would not do. The challenge was to create a piece of sliding modern art that was beautiful, functional, economical‚ and integrated in a doggie door. The sliding door needed to accommodate the owner's tow poodle, J.R., and his privacy. For his younger, more energetic "cousin", Hunter, constantly wants to play with J.R. and eat his food. As a response, a small opening, customized to the size of J.R. was cut out of the bottom of the door allowing him to freely access his crate and food. The translucent acrylic panel permits a level of privacy for J.R. without feeling isolated. In addition, the disorganization of the typical pantry contents are blurred by the transparency, resulting in a series of glowing abstract colors that become a focal point and of visual interest.

This Newton Jr. Pendant can be powder coated in 12 new colors. #color #lighting #pendant #ceilingpendant #BoydLighting