Sleek, Severe, Sophisticated. A Black Box Among the Georgians looks inside David Adjaye's design for Ed Reeve and Michela Meazza's London home. The stark design suits this small house. Chek out additional pictures at The New York Times...
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Comments (3)
Hmm, that major cord management problem in the London house was much less clear in the print version of the Times!
Yeah, I totally thought the same thing when I saw the article. The house is so beautiful and pristine, and then there's that huge mess of wires -it's a small detail, but in a million dollar (pound?) custom home, there's no excuse for it.
Uggg. That house has zero personality.