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Repost from @tmagazine #RoomOfTheDay: The inside of George Kolasa (@gkolasa) and Justin Tarquinio’s (@jtarq) Long Island pool house is furnished with a wicker couch and chairs from the 1920s, an 1890s patchwork quilt and a folding stool covered in a Ralph Lauren ticking. Click the link in our bio for more. Photo by David Chow (@spuhz). #TMensIssue https://www.instagram.com/p/CFfqs9Fl6Jy/?igshid=dp9l1xoqm8of

An ad I designed for Saks Fifth Avenue ran in the September 9, 2018 Men's Fashion issue of T: The New York Times Style Magazine! ✨

#Repost @tmagazine with @get_repost ・・・ Many of the homes in #Seoul's Eunpyeong Hanok Village were built to reflect the natural terrain, such as this tearoom, its window perfectly framing a Japanese red pine tree.. Traditional Korean #hanok are a particularly stark contrast to modern city living. Sit inside one and you immediately notice how sound and light travel differently as they’re absorbed into pine wood beams and diffused through pale mulberry-paper windows. When newly built, hanok are redolent with the bright scent of a coniferous forest; as they age, the fragrance softens toward pu-erh tea and damp bark. Their center of gravity is lower than other homes, creating a cocoon-like sensation; their radiant heating system — the ondol — means that residents sit, work and sleep on the floor. Written by Sonja Swanson (@sonja_jaja), photos by #JeongMeeYoon. #TMensIssue #은평한옥마을 https://www.instagram.com/p/BnNQzSgFCfI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=xfeemswz4mpw