| Restroom at the Small Business Development Center by SMO |
The Pristine Bowl
Sunday, June 2, 2013
SBDC@SMO (Santa Monica Airport): ethereal, like pooping in a cloud
This is one of my favorites. A former instructor of mine runs a small business out of here. The building is pretty non-descript. According to Google Maps, this is the Small Business Development Center. Based on the geometric lines and symmetry, my guess is it was built in the 60s, before the less subtle hues of the 70s became popular. I ought to read up on it more to be sure. What I do know is that I love it. It's peaceful, serene, the light blue of the tiles, the muted sun light coming through windows and the proximity to the airport bring to mind blue skies and clouds. Everything seems to be from the original construction. Very nice. I wanted to sit on the couch and read a book.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Salt Lake County Library@Utah: so fresh and so clean...
Saturday, May 11, 2013
King's Row@Pasadena: bold, yet restrained taste
I don't feel strongly about this one, but I do appreciate the bold yet restrained choices. The only item that ties it to London is the single framed photo, which keeps it from being gimmicky. Especially wise since the door is very slightly borderline Midieval Times (whose bathroom I regretfully did not go to on my one unlikely visit...but that's another story.) Enjoy...
| Restroom at King's Row in Pasadena |
Monday, May 6, 2013
Dusty's@Silverlake: vintage noir
If anyone's been to Dusty's Bistro, they know it's a mix between a thrift shop and grandma's attic. A confusion of decades ranging from antique, to 50s Americana to 70s kitsch. I'm no expert but there was a lot going on. The restroom did not disappoint. The noir is for how dark it was in there...
| Restroom at Dusty's Bistro in Silverlake |
Friday, May 3, 2013
JetBlue@JFK: a nod to the 60s
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