m y      f r i e n d       s e n t      m e       t h e       l i n k      t o       t h i s         s i t e    

d o n e          b y        n e w        y o r k        b a s e d         p h o t o g r a p h e r      

m i c h a e l        m u n d y     .         h e        s p e n d s         a n         a f t e r n o o n 

w i t h          s o m e o n e       i n        t h e i r        s p a c e        a n d       t a k e s      

b e a u t i f u l          p o r t r a i t s       o f        t h e       i n h a b i t a n t         a n d

t h e i r      h o m e   .          i       p a r t i c u l a r l y       l i k e d     t h e     m o s t      

r e c e n t      o n e      (    n o        c o m m e n t  )    .

 

Comments

[Jenny Rose]

I could certainly comment, but alas, I think the picture speaks for itself.
Also, I love your recent, white room posts. I have been slowly transforming our house and my slow-to-agree-partner is finally starting to see things my way. My kids laugh when people ask what my favorite colour is and exclaim that white is technically not considered a colour. As if.

[Terri]

Yes, I like that one too. Thank you for the much-needed eye candy (referring to the blonde man, and the site also).

xo Terri

[Terri]

I was just looking back on your posts - I think the "all white" thing is either something that resonates very deeply, or something you just don't get. You either are a white person, or you're not. My hubby doesn't get it - he resists it. I would have everything white if I lived alone. Now I use a lot more colour than I really want, and do enjoy it, but my eye tires of colour and I am constantly adding a lot of white to balance it all out. Our house is not architecturally interesting, so the off-white and muted colours actually look better I think, but if I had a remotely interesting space with some character, I would go brighter white on walls...I never tire of it.
:D