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Kori Girard's home for Popeye Magazine

Kori Girard's home for Popeye Magazine

Kori Girard's home for Popeye Magazine

Kori Girard's home for Popeye Magazine

Kori Girard's home for Popeye Magazine

Kori Girard's home for Popeye Magazine

A few more from Dwell’s ADU

A few more from Dwell’s ADU

Excited to be on the cover of Dwell! So fun to ret

Excited to be on the cover of Dwell! So fun to return and see this ADU all cleaned up after being craned in. Thank you Dwell for trusting me with this story!

I’ve been working with Dwell to document the ins

I’ve been working with Dwell to document the installations of their pre-fab ADU project with Abodu

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@youngamericacreative @mellonworks

@youngamericacreative @mellonworks

Thanks to Dwell for sharing this special project.

Thanks to Dwell for sharing this special project. I always love a small efficient space.

@malcolmdavisarchitecture @ruemagazine

@malcolmdavisarchitecture @ruemagazine

@malcolmdavisarchitecture @ruemagazine

@malcolmdavisarchitecture @ruemagazine

Excited to see this beautiful San Francisco kitche

Excited to see this beautiful San Francisco kitchen remodel by @malcolmdavisarchitecture up at @ruemagazine

Palm Spring with Tantalus Studios

Palm Spring with Tantalus Studios

Early morning in the desert for @tantalus_studio s

Early morning in the desert for @tantalus_studio see more @dwellmagazine

I photographed an Albert Frey house recently remod

I photographed an Albert Frey house recently remodeled by @tantalus_studio in Palm Springs. You can see more @dwellmagazine

The home of Jean Charlot, built in 1958, designed

The home of Jean Charlot, built in 1958, designed by architect Pete Wimberly. I am so grateful for this assignment and the opportunity to spend time in these historic Hawaii homes.
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@tmagaine

The front entrance of Jean Charlot's historic Hono

The front entrance of Jean Charlot's historic Honolulu home recently featured in T Magazine.
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"More than four decades after his death in 1979, the French American artist Jean Charlot is still regarded as both a generational talent and an outsider turned exemplary steward of the deep Hawaiian ideology that connects land, people and spirituality in contemporary art. His two-story, 2,856-square-foot home, built on a 10,310-square-foot lot near Kahala Beach, is reflective of both his artistic sensibilities and his appreciation for the islands. Charlot House is constructed primarily from redwood and concrete bricks, with two walls covered in dried hāpu‘u, an endemic fern said to soothe muscles in Hawaiian plant-based medicine. A cantilevered wood table extends from the dining room through a wall of sliding glass windows onto one of three lanais, creating 558 square feet of patio space that brings the outdoors inside. So, too, does the 12-foot-square fresco of heavy, yawning leaves of banana, papaya, bird of paradise and red and green ti that Charlot painted with his friend the Oahu-born muralist Juliette May Fraser on one of the living room’s double-height walls while the house was still under construction."
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Written by @mattdknf

So excited to share some images for @tmagazine of

So excited to share some images for @tmagazine of the historic Honolulu home of painter Jean Charlot.
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Thank you to @laurenpoggi for the dream assignment and @mattdknf for the writing!

This home was designed by architect Stephen Oyakaw

This home was designed by architect Stephen Oyakawa for Ren’s grandmother in the 1960s to exist in harmony with nature. There is just a screen between you and the forest!
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Recently photographed home of @renkofloral for @dominomag

Designed by architect Stephen Oyakawa for Ren’s

Designed by architect Stephen Oyakawa for Ren’s grandmother in the 1960s to exist in harmony with nature.

Recently photographed home of @renkofloral for @dominomag

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