The Renovation was a Success!

[Tigger]

I think it’s safe to say that when it’s been featured in a magazine one can brag just a wee bit!

https://montecristomagazine.com/magazin ... nxvuBPoDzw

[Ish]

I think it’s safe to say that when it’s been featured in a magazine one can brag just a wee bit!

https://montecristomagazine.com/magazin ... nxvuBPoDzw

Wow, very nice! I love the Cones of Silence.

[kimbottles]

WOW!! That is an amazing home, and even better because of who the architect is….

[BeauV]

Really wonderful!!

[Jamie]

I don't think I'd ever leave home.

[kimbottles]

Ross, I assume you have some really good binoculars.

I don't have nearly the view you have and I find that I use my various binoculars several times daily (mainly to look at boats that are visiting in the harbor).

You could spend your entire day with a good pair of binoculars and never run out of stuff to look at.

I am envious!!

[Panope]

Ross, I assume you have some really good binoculars.

I don't have nearly the view you have and I find that I use my various binoculars several times daily (mainly to look at boats that are visiting in the harbor).

You could spend your entire day with a good pair of binoculars and never run out of stuff to look at.

I am envious!!

I was fortunate enough to sample that view with my own eyeballs. It doesn't get much better!

[H B]

Wow...I am love with those "Pegasus shelves"!

[Rob McAlpine]

Lovely!

[kdh]

Very nice, Ross. I didn't like modern homes growing up but I've been living in one for 12 years now and it's a great way to live. As with yours, when local natural materials are used that connect to and respect the site and what's outside it makes for magical living.

I think it's interesting that houses built today cling to the technological constraints of the past. Small divided windows are a good example.