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Snob. I had an Eichler orange door while living in an Atomic Ranch in Seattle. I do have an Eames chair that my cat throws up on the ottoman almost weekly.I used to live in an Eichler home.
I have a couple Eames pieces and some knock offSaarinen stuff. I’m very much a modernist.
I’ll take a van der Rohe daybed if you have one.
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That was our old house in Marin. We had it 25 years and spent the whole time restoring it to near perfection. And thanks. We put a lot into it and did really well when it was, alas, time to go. It was a small house, but never ever felt like it with an atrium in it.Man, if that is a restored Eichler, in Sonoma CA., your square footage of your living room was probably the cost of my entire house in Seattle. Very tasteful.
Looks great, and not cluttered. I'll see what we have on the Seattle home visuals. I remember we identified 3 George Kovacs vintage lights during our initial walk-through prior to buying. Owner offered take them down and throw them out. We said thanks, but we can do that...That was our old house in Marin. We had it 25 years and spent the whole time restoring it to near perfection. And thanks. We put a lot into it and did really well when it was, alas, time to go. It was a small house, but never ever felt like it with an atrium in it.
We sweated stuff like door hardware, finishes, furniture and fixtures pretty thoroughly.
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The new place isn’t boring, but it also isn’t an architectural icon of cheap and good design.
Oh, it's gonna be ROCKINLooking forward to it!
Los Angeles has 430 riders registered, and over $118k raised to date. It's going to be a mad house!
There's a whole afternoon thing planned Friday, with rock concert by The Rockett Mafia (band created by Ricky Rockett from Poison...) I'm just joining in for the ride, though. Can't wait to see people's pictures of their outfits!Oh, it's gonna be ROCKIN
Congratulations, Dave! Retirement is absolutely heavenly. I haven't missed work for one single second, and I hope you feel the same down the road. May you adjust as fast as I did. Cheers to you and Tina.I'm also retiring in 3 weeks, so I can't say I'll be super attentive. I think that's when it'll be time to put something dapper together.
Thanks, Rich. I’m pretty psyched.Congratulations, Dave! Retirement is absolutely heavenly. I haven't missed work for one single second, and I hope you feel the same down the road. May you adjust as fast as I did. Cheers to you and Tina.![]()