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La Porta
The Wolfe Den has a front door! Check John, of Living Art Austin, getting his Uncle Fester on. more about "untitled", posted with vodpod
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Blue Skies…
… over the wolfe den! more about “untitled“, posted with vodpod
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Big Foot
The recycled rubber floors are in at the Wolfe Den as indicated by the big foot prints of Living Arts Austin’s own Michael Kalish. Check the stair detail that relates to the wrap around desk detail (see the post before this one). And here’s a shot of the vanity in the master bath toilet room. [...]
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Light for the Den
The recessed cove lights are burning. And a few more shots from today of that downstairs vanity and the upstairs wrap around desk. more about “untitled“, posted with vodpod
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Vanity!
Detail, details, details. Is god in the details? Here are a few of the Wolfe Den’s Ipe entry bench, guest bath vanity, office desk, etc. hot of the digital camera. Check It! more about “untitled“, posted with vodpod
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Dennis The Plumber
MJ and I have good luck with plumbers. Dennis Messer, a sub of Living Art Austin is rapidly winning our hearts. The Wolfe Den is not an easy plumbing job. In this slideshow, Dennis is proudly showing us several features of these fantastic bathrooms. Like the dual shower heads, the ability to shower all over [...]
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Larkey Update
A few images from the latest site visit. I’m told the skylight should be installed this week. My fingers are crossed. more about “untitled“, posted with vodpod
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Twin Peaks Explained
more about “Twin Peaks Explained“, posted with vodpod There seems to be a few questions about Twin Peaks on Apartment Therapy. I guess we can answer them here… Yes, the central piece seems to float off the walls. It’s structure is attached to the wall by brackets. Since the houses are not big, it allows [...]
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It must be Twin Peaks month:-) Good Life Magazine and now Apartment Therapy A house tour by Adrienne Breaux. Fantastic article and she took a bunch of pictures, there’s a pretty comprehensive slideshow. Wow, it’s SO great to see a good picture of that table. MJ can design furniture like nobody’s business. I keep wishing [...]
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Amy Lemen wrote a wonderful article in this month’s issue of The Good Life Magazine. Download the article’s pdf HERE. And this reminds me of the .Inc article on the “other twin”, just to balance matters. That’s a pretty wonderful article too. If you happen to read these two articles you’ll [...]
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Uno
These writings are exclusively the opinion of MJ Neal and do not necessarily reflect the opinion and philosophy of MJ Neal Architect “There is work in understanding one another, having patience, arriving at something” Ettore Sottsass – interview in Domus 887 “We live in a period of speed: in order to manage it we need [...]
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