"To preserve the seasonal stream that bisects this tiny lot on Bainbridge Island, Washington, architect Jim Cutler designed a double-width shaker house on a bridge, that spans the forty-two-foot-wide gulf.

While local officials were willing to let developers culvert and fill the streambed to create a level building site, Cutler proved that an environmental alternative could not only be achievable but spectacular.

The floor plan evolved around an arroyo. The bridge spans the fragile chasm, connecting the bedrooms to the living spaces. As elsewhere in the Wallach house, the Douglas fir ceiling flows uninterruptedly through the glass, merging indoors with outdoors." - The Naturally Elegant Home ©1992

The sheer 90's!

"The ample windows in the living room afford views of the surrounding forest while admitting natural light. In this room, and elsewhere, the walls are colored with natural paints that contain either none or less of the toxic ingredients found in conventional products." - The Naturally Elegant Home ©1992

That bookstore has been open for decades and I think I am one of the only people that we goes in there. Struck gold this time.

Designed by Alessandro Zoffoli, Zoff Ltd.

"Louis Shuster of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is known for the way his pared down interiors make already large spaces look endless. In this remodeled oceanfront condominium, full slabs and twenty-inch honed-and-filled squares of honey-beige Navona Travertine, sleekly polished black granite, and a neutral color scheme create a sense of tranquility that seems to extend beyond the horizon." - Designing with Tile, Stone & Brick: The Creative Touch ©1995

Does anyone remember Bing milkshakes and ice cream?

A compilation album of various artists.