Posts Tagged ‘cottage’

April Tidey

Monday, April 20th, 2009

april tidey interior, Vancouver

This tiny sample of photos is from the new website of Vancouver interior designer April Tidey. They include shots of her own amazing loft in Gastown, one of Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods. April is a landscape and outdoor designer as well, and in that capacity she worked as designer and stylist for the HGTV series “Take It Outside” for several years. Photographs here show great interiors by April in Vancouver and on nearby islands. Photos by Vancouver photographer Heather Ross.

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april tidey, interiors, photo by heather ross

april tidey interior, Vancouver

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Savary Island cottage by April Tidey, photo by Heather Ross

Savary Island cottage by April Tidey, photo by Heather Ross

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Sleeping cottage on Lake Huron, Ontario, by Mos

Friday, February 6th, 2009

Sleeping Cottage on Lake Huron, Canada, by Mos, 2003-4

The beautiful Sleeping Cottage on Lake Huron, Canada, by Mos, 2003-4. Many people may already have seen Mos’ Floating House on Lake Huron. Mos is an architectural firm that in their own words is “a collective of designers, architects, thinkers, and state-of-the-art weirdoes. The two principals, Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample, teach at Harvard University and Yale University while maintaining their practice. We work all over the world, designing private houses, institutional buildings, urban strategies, research, books, installations, and other projects that are less easily categorized.”

Sleeping Cottage on Lake Huron, Canada, by Mos, 2003-4

Sleeping Cottage on Lake Huron, Canada, by Mos, 2003-4

Sleeping Cottage on Lake Huron, Canada, by Mos, 2003-4

Sleeping Cottage on Lake Huron, Canada, by Mos, 2003-4

Sleeping Cottage on Lake Huron, Canada, by Mos, 2003-4

Sleeping Cottage on Lake Huron, Canada, by Mos, 2003-4

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