| Adaptable House & the Art Workers' Guild (open house) |
[Oct. 18th, 2018|07:57 pm]
MorbidFrog
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Sunday 23 September: Open House: Adaptable House & the Art Workers' Guild
Adaptable House, I am rarely too whoad by modern architect house. I appreciate the clever use of space...but usually too sparce, square, modern but for once this one i could see myself living in it. To start it is in a mews, i dream of living of of those london mews (just like john steed)and what they did from a derelict house is stunning, full of curves, wacky decors, roof top sleeping den,bookshelves everywhere, indoor tree room, chandelier made from sunglasses, the smallest staircase ever, very arty, very welcoming, very light..left full of wondeful ideas and wanting to sleep in one of the many many bedrooms. https://openhouselondon.open-city.org.uk/listings/2963
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Last visit of today: the Art Workers' Guild, a 1713 terraced house with 1914 hall at rear. Lovely Arts and Crafts interior and indoor glass vaulted courtyard. They had a table top museums exhibition, so lots of weird and wonderful private collections from Museum of plastic moustaches, the Gay Doll Museum, the Alphabet museum...mincers, egg cabinet, plastic spoon, feathers, bread boards...http://www.artworkersguild.org/
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