

whenever i see the interior work of darryl carter, i take a moment of silence and let my inner joy get the party started.
to me, his practical sensibility is just right. he could take it up a notch and layer in more modern or take it down a notch for a more primitive minimal.
he lets his 19th century cottage be just what it was intended to be....well done.
photo's from elle decor
6 comments:
I agree. Serene rusticity?
that first image took my breath away just a little. is that second shot a kitchen? I have always wanted a kitchen that didn't look like one...
hi daryl- how are you. it has been a while.
i couldn't put it better "serene rusticity". i might have to use that as a title and give you props..
perfect gray - like i said before, we should move in together. we are 2 peas in a pod. i know...the first image is shockingly clear and perfectly simple. i wonder if you start to rust after using that tub. ;o)
the second shot is a kitchen. you can see the sink and dishwasher. i never thought of it like you do, a kitchen that didnt look like a kitchen. i get it and agree.
oh, goodness - I was so fixated on the super cool dutch door that I completely missed the dishwasher and fridge in the lower photo....
I don't know about that tub, though. All I could think about were the heavy metal free radicals....I think I would have to have it reglazed...
ohhhh.. how I long for a "hearth" in the kitchen...
both of these photos have taken my breath away. gorgeous...
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