Showing posts with label local. Show all posts
Showing posts with label local. Show all posts

Thursday, January 21, 2010

small world

images via treehouse point

sometimes you have to read a blog post written by a newlywed (and soon-to-be-mom) from new york , recapping a blog post written by an internationally acclaimed stylist, photographer and author who resides in sydney, paris and amsterdam to discover something in your own backyard.

this is treehouse point, which is, according to their site, "an intimate alternative for individuals and groups who seek comfort and style in friendly and natural surroundings. all accommodations are well designed and artfully decorated, with touches like handmade beds, original art and charming vintage furnishings. we offer a main lodge with two suites and two overflow rooms, two treehouses, and a deluxe cabin tent."
image via treehouse point

treehouse point is within 5 miles of our house. who knew. jasmine from show+tell recently honeymooned there. these are some of her images.
images from jasfritz

beautiful, huh? peaceful, serene too.

i want this in my own backyard.
image via treehouse point
next time we can't accomodate all our houseguests, we'll send them here. or better yet, give them our bedroom and we'll go stay at treehouse point.

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Priorities

because i want this
from here

to make these

here

and these,

from here

i'm not going here today


to shop amongst these beautiful displays.





images from here


instead i'll be selling this

from here


here

from here


woe is me.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Rusted

Wow. My first blog post. A little scary for a gal who had trouble with creative writing 101 in college. I was more of a math geek and writing always through me for a loop. I think it was the big blank white page staring back at me. What scared me was that fact that you could put ANYTHING on that page. I preferred always having a definitive answer. Like 2+2=4. Never changes. Can't be anything else.

I thought I'd start by introducing you to some local scenery here in my town, Snoqualmie, Washington. There's a graveyard of defunct railway cars in historic Snoqualmie. Rusted through and through... and absolutely beautiful. My header is also an image from these train cars.













(photos by me and available for purchase at pixelimpress)

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