Rirkrit Tiravanija’s Thailand Home
I want to live with artist Rirkrit Tiravaniji and his wife in their house. I’ll bring Arthur and son along, too. I’m sure Rirkrit wouldn’t mind – we can cook.
I don’t necessarily like all the furnishings, but I do like the way they’re arranged. I love the length of the dining table in particular. There’s something about open houses like this one that really appeal to me.
I want to open all the walls and live half inside/half outside. How about you? Would the bugs get to you? Do you need “mundane” things like walls? (I read that walls were mundane in a Met Home article today – who knew?)
To see the rest of this splendiferous home, stroll over to the New York Times and read all about it.
images: Jason Schmidt
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Posted by Minnie on March 20th, 2008 at 9:10 pm
That’s a gorgeous house. Like you, I didn’t particularly care for the furnishings, either, but I’m SWOONING over those glass doors. Brings the outside in.
So fickle. Walls are out in the Middle Ages, back in during the Victorian Age (okay, I made that up) and back out in the, uh, er, what age is this again?
I like that house. I can almost smell the fresh air.