Interior Design – Sidebar to Windows Reveal the Soul of a Good House

Posted by BierJa | Interior Design Articles | Wednesday 4 November 2009 6:50 am

Years ago, before the California real estate market went from boom bust, I went to house search with my family. A broker showed me an old two-story house that was priced low and close to a rural town center.

But what almost sold me on the residence was a small square window. Not much bigger than the average cereal box. But a whole lot sweeter.

The broker had me pulled out a narrow staircase to show me the large attic, which he claimed – "with alittle work "- was a real third floor. In a precarious spot on the stairs, he pushed me and said," How about this view, is not it? "

View? What attitude? Surely, he must in jest.

I turned around and saw the small square window high on the wall. Standing on my toes, I looked through the small frame and saw a beautiful mountain landscape, shrouded in clouds and brooding threat of rain. I did not want the house. I wanted the little window, the little spaceof amazement.

Windows are not just a convenience. They are the frames of the personal history of nature. And we are ready to voyeurs.

If gardens and neighborhoods and even the vaulted sky, day and night were modest, a little, they might blush to see our tireless. To see everything. But preferably in a frame. A well-placed, well-designed window frames that you like scene from the melodrama that includes the great outdoors.

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