Friday, October 10, 2008
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Let Dinner be Served
Al fresco meets Hawaiian lanai for the ultimate fresh air dining experience. Light stained wooden table and chairs are comfy enough for lingering in conversation after Sunday brunch yet elegant when it's time for a formal dinner party. Art is impressionist, introducing a hint of rich, warm oranges. White glass bowls form a multi-tiered chandelier while flowers appear to have fallen like dew drops onto the table below.
Massive timbers fanning outward from a central stone chimney create a dramatic sense of presence and connectivity to the natural landscape just outside. But this room also has a pleasing, more delicate side to it – airy pendant lighting floats from the ceiling and a wire sculpture of a windswept tree acts as a fireplace grill. In the window, the deep, royal blue of a glass wall hanging reflects the sunlight dancing on the river just beyond.
Rich, warm woods, uncluttered lines, and delicate white sheer curtains create a soothing tranquility and sense of calm for the dining experience. In the far corner, an antique grandfather clock faithfully strikes the hour under the watchful eye of a bronzed Asian nobleman from a bygone era. Above, the ceiling rises gracefully to a pagoda-style peak where a fan turns leisurely to a cooling breath of fresh air always moving.
Massive timbers fanning outward from a central stone chimney create a dramatic sense of presence and connectivity to the natural landscape just outside. But this room also has a pleasing, more delicate side to it – airy pendant lighting floats from the ceiling and a wire sculpture of a windswept tree acts as a fireplace grill. In the window, the deep, royal blue of a glass wall hanging reflects the sunlight dancing on the river just beyond.
Rich, warm woods, uncluttered lines, and delicate white sheer curtains create a soothing tranquility and sense of calm for the dining experience. In the far corner, an antique grandfather clock faithfully strikes the hour under the watchful eye of a bronzed Asian nobleman from a bygone era. Above, the ceiling rises gracefully to a pagoda-style peak where a fan turns leisurely to a cooling breath of fresh air always moving.
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