Through The Window.
Do you look through the window?
There was this day that I was passing by and suddenly these windows grabbed completely my attention. Intrigued, I decided to seat on a café terrace on the opposite side of the street. Asked for a glass of red wine and enjoyed the view.
The interiors looked as clean and crystal as the light the windows projected.
I imagined a masculine and monochromatic space styled with eclectic objects from different sources, books, lots of books and a huge dining table where friends and family gather in a night like the one I was enjoying. Casual!
Little side note: I see a window as a transitional space which is part of the façade yet with its very own identity. A frame with dual exposure and perspective has always things to see, stories to tell.
There was this day that I was passing by and suddenly these windows grabbed completely my attention. Intrigued, I decided to seat on a café terrace on the opposite side of the street. Asked for a glass of red wine and enjoyed the view.
The interiors looked as clean and crystal as the light the windows projected.
I imagined a masculine and monochromatic space styled with eclectic objects from different sources, books, lots of books and a huge dining table where friends and family gather in a night like the one I was enjoying. Casual!
Little side note: I see a window as a transitional space which is part of the façade yet with its very own identity. A frame with dual exposure and perspective has always things to see, stories to tell.