Located in the mountains of West Virginia, photographer Nick Olson and designer Lilah Horwitz have built their own enchanting retreat made out of discarded windows. The towering home away from home boasts a creative facade made of windows of varying sizes, giving it an artistic flair that is both rustic and modern. More than anything, though, it is a representation of the couple’s diligent and penny-pinching efforts.
I can appreciate what they are trying to do but something is just off… the window arrangement seems thoughtless or just forced… idk, what should be enchanting to me instead feels uncomfortable to look at and that’s from someone that enjoys whimsical scrap built art and rustic homes.
5_Frog_Margin says
Located in the mountains of West Virginia, photographer Nick Olson and designer Lilah Horwitz have built their own enchanting retreat made out of discarded windows. The towering home away from home boasts a creative facade made of windows of varying sizes, giving it an artistic flair that is both rustic and modern. More than anything, though, it is a representation of the couple’s diligent and penny-pinching efforts.
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metalhelmut says
something something throw stone
emmetdoyle123 says
That looks cold
Hi-Standards says
I can appreciate what they are trying to do but something is just off… the window arrangement seems thoughtless or just forced… idk, what should be enchanting to me instead feels uncomfortable to look at and that’s from someone that enjoys whimsical scrap built art and rustic homes.