/fa/ - Fashion

>>12236874

Is there any aspect of the pic you like in particular? I can post many more in the same vein of whatever in particular.

I'd also like to make an addendum to my previous post: I should say that I'm not necessarily adverse to large, open interior, however I think they are very difficult to do right. Too often in our society we focus only on the numbers of floorspace and roof height and end up overpaying for very vacuous space. I have 9-foot ceilings (all the buildings in town have them) and it drives me nuts that it makes my furniture look way too short and I have to find large, vertical art to create points of attraction on the wall.

Pic attached is obviously not a home, but is inspiration for what I'd like to see in a modern interpretation of a Roman villa, with a courtyard at center and smaller, simple alcove rooms surrounding.