One of the things that I always feel is missing
from showhouses and shelter magazines are
spaces with a definite masculine point of view.
So, that was the starting point for creating
my room at this year’s showhouse. I had bought
this series of Olof Rudbeck’s bird prints about
2 years ago in Hudson, NY. I love them so much,
I really can’t sell them to a client. But, I thought
the beauty and simplicity of them would work so
well in this space. The bedroom has low ceilings
and small windows so I knew it would work for
my concept. I wanted to combine contemporary,
antique and found objects together and also to
explore a more textural and graphic use of
materials and fabrics to give the space a modern
American rustic look.

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Wonderful room David!
Those are great prints! I can't wait to see this in person!
Thank you we can't wait for you to be able to see in person as well. Be sure to let us know what you think about it after you experience it in person.
My recent post DC Design House 2011- ‘One For the Guys’
This is a great room. As a guy I must agree that shelter magazines and show houses often avoid the masculine perspective. I am so glad you took this path. I am new to your blog, but I will be following along from this point forward.
Rashon aka Mr. Goodwill Hunting
I saw the before and wow this was a serious fabulous transformation. Stunning, but I also have an obsession with bird prints. So glad to have found your blog!
If anyone wants to buy the prints they can find them at http://www.birdprintart.com. They come framed and are reasonably priced!