
The Vashon Island home typifies McMakin's obsession with "blurring the lines between art and architecture," as articulated by New York Times contributor Pilar Viledas.

The article and accompanying slideshow are an excellent read.

Via: Slog

The Vashon Island home typifies McMakin's obsession with "blurring the lines between art and architecture," as articulated by New York Times contributor Pilar Viledas.

The article and accompanying slideshow are an excellent read.

Via: Slog
Comments (5)
Don't like it at all on the outside---not even as a country house. I would not call it designed!
Brrrr..... Gives a whole new meaning to "chill out". Very univiting.
There's something Tim Burton-ish about this house - for me not a good thing. I did like the wrap-around-corner windows though...
Looks like Early American House Poor. They clearly broke the bank on the house and lot, but didn't have anything left for the furniture.
The typewriter eraser is by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen.