The New York Times is staying in tune with the economic times by featuring a California desert house created and owned by the sculptor Randy Polumbo. The house is featured in both an article and in an enchanting video presentation of the largely hand-made house, narrated by the artist. Found objects find new homes with glass bottles being the most common "find." Here an exquisitely beautiful window is created with bottles. Solar panels power the entire house. This house is a delightful antidote to the starkness of minimalism that only a housekeeper could find rewarding.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Recession Chic
The New York Times is staying in tune with the economic times by featuring a California desert house created and owned by the sculptor Randy Polumbo. The house is featured in both an article and in an enchanting video presentation of the largely hand-made house, narrated by the artist. Found objects find new homes with glass bottles being the most common "find." Here an exquisitely beautiful window is created with bottles. Solar panels power the entire house. This house is a delightful antidote to the starkness of minimalism that only a housekeeper could find rewarding.
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