Julien Oppenheim | | style carrot |

With the weather moving towards spring, all I want to do is stare out the window, and wish I were outside, somewhere . . .

Photographer Alan Kaplanas

Elle Decor

Architects Kengo Kuma & Associates

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via theBERRY

Hey Home

Meyer Davis Studio

Ken Linsteadt Architects

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Photographer Mark Williams

Aqua Vitae Design

via The Brick House | via The Aestate

Dwell Magazine | Fernlund + Logan Architects

California Home+Design

Diana Kellogg Architects

Photographer James Merrell

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Photographer Simon Watson

Photographer Gaelle le Boulicaut

John Douglas Eason Interiors

Fawn Galli

Photographer Ellen McDermott

Fernau & Hartman Architects

Lundberg Design

M. Design

Pretty Space | Lundberg Design

Spruce Design and Decor

via Etoile Legere | Walker-Warner Architects

Photographer Jason Martin

Home DSGN

Photographer Marc Gerritsen

via Kikette Interiors | via Cape Cod Islands & Home

Tim Clinch Photography | Hotel Iturregi, Spain

Photographer Simon Watson

photographer Lincoln Barbour

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via Inspace Locations

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via theBERRY

Delphine Krakoff, Pamplemousse Design

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Photographer Greg Segal | Photographer Julien Oppenheim

Shelton, Mindel & Assoc. | Fernlund + Logan Architects

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I still haven’t tried yoga. Too peaceful. I did however just sign up for a modern dance class at Boston University. The teacher is amazing, and I’m trying my best to blend with the thirty plus twenty-year-old girls (and boy). Anyway, yoga and prancing aside, I do appreciate the serenity of a Buddha. When I lived in NYC, the Buddha room at the Met Museum was one of my favorite places for decompressing. Buddha heads (ad sometimes bodies) are popular adornments in homes in search of zen.