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Hello everyone! Thank you for the lovely comments some of you left for me in my Friday post... it's been a stressful few days - but things got better on Sunday, thank God.
When things aren't going so well, I LOVE looking at pretty photographs, I day DREAM and pretend to be in those places (in my mind of course) ever done that before?!? Yesterday, while day-dreaming I came across photographer, Adrian Wilson. His work is stunning - and I can't seeM to get enough of it. The staircase looking down image is just brilliant, don't you think?
For those of you who would like to know more about Adrian Wilson & his work, check out his site here.
For those of you who would like to know more about Adrian Wilson & his work, check out his site here.
Hope his work inspires you on this Monday afternoon....
-images by adrian wilson
I'm glad things are better! These photos are amazing. That bathroom with the view, wow. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous pictures. I especially love the looking down on the floral painting, the staircase, and the bathroom scene with the view of the city. To have a view like that would be amazing!
ReplyDeleteVonae Deyshawn
www.myvirtueplace.com
WIL HARRIS: Thank you! me too!
ReplyDeleteYESSS, that bathroom is unreal, he really captured that view.
Love, love, love these photos. The old staircase shot is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're feeling a little better today Jen. I hope you have a wonderful and uplifting week :)
Gorgeous images!! I always love finding new photographers to adore. :)
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sam
www.ThePeakofTresChic.com
They are beautiful images, very crisp and clean.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Casey
Girl in the Poodle Shoes
The bedroom, in the fourth picture is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteStunning! That wood table is perfection:)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the beautiful pictures. I can so relate right now..doing the same thing..trusting God to help us with some major decisions. thank you for the pictures to give the mind a break. Glad that things seem to be getting better : )
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the reasons I love pinterest...I can browse all the pretty pictures and catalog them. They make me feel good :) Great collection!
ReplyDeleteThat bathtub with a view?! Omgosh. That is my dream. I can't imagine a more relaxing and inspiring spot to sit. :)
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love the floral painting and that table is magnificent!
ReplyDeletevery cool shots! i love the one with the stairs!!
ReplyDeletexx Kelly
www.MessyDirtyHair.com
Very inspiring indeed. It's nice to be able to just excape sometimes. Hope you'll have a great week this week Jen!
ReplyDeleteAnastasia
http://decorislikebutter.blogspot.com.au/
Jen, So wonderful and I love, love the art!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you will come and see the feature I have on an amazing sculptor.
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
The 2012 Artist Series
i am obsessed with that first wood dining room table.. so perfect!
ReplyDeleteOh - Fancy That.
The view from that tub is beyondddddddddd. So glad to hear everything is better - it takes time to settle into a new place and feel comfortable again, keep your head up!
ReplyDeletexo
www.styledesignlife.blogspot.com
Beautiful pictures, and love Friday's post. Best of luck with all that is going on..I hope good news follows....
ReplyDeletetake care of yourself.
Nancy
Powellbrowerhome.com
Hi Jen,
ReplyDeleteDid you see your lovely LOVE poster in The Glitter Guide? So beautiful!!!!
http://theglitterguide.com/2012/02/21/style-at-home-monika-hibbs-of-the-doctors-closet/
DULCI: YES! I saw it thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love how she put two of them side by side, so cute!
Dear Jen
ReplyDeleteI am glad my work has given you and the posters here so much pleasure. It is a privelege to be asked to photograph so many wonderful residences for clients such as Architectural Digest and Interior Design magazine.
The bathroom is located on the top penthouse (half the whole floor) of the Bloomberg Tower in New York. If you look at the architectural section of my website you may see a blue early morning shot of the city dominated by the white citicorp tower, which was my view when I woke up in the apt to take a sunrise shot.
I was recently asked to shoot a brownstone just off 5th Ave in the 70's which was bought unseen by an anonymous buyer. They are having it renovated and remodelled by a starchitect for the next 3 years and it will be a home for the owner's children when they go to college. Funny thing is that the owner doesn't even have kids yet! There's rich and then there's the 0.00001%
Despite dipping into the lives of people with much more money, my perfect home is really all about the things that are free - friends and family.
Adrian Wilson
www.interiorphotography.net
Please credit my name and link to my site if reposting any of my images
Lovee your blog! Beautiful posts!
ReplyDelete-Krystin Tysire
www.girlinbetsey.blogspot.com