THEIR OWN SPACE The Goldrings, a family in Pacific Palisades, Calif., created an indoor-outdoor cabana-style pool house for their two teenage daughters and their daughters’ friends with daybeds for sleepovers, a bath and shower, and a roof deck. For past couple of months I and my husband have been discussing what we can do to create a space for our teenage kids where they can entertain. It went so far that we even considered building a new house.
I've found interesting article in NY Times by author Kimberly Stevens where she interviewed Julia Buckingham(one of my favourite designers)
I've found interesting article in NY Times by author Kimberly Stevens where she interviewed Julia Buckingham(one of my favourite designers)
Julia Buckingham Edelmann, a Chicago interior designer, said that over the last few years she has seen a large increase in clients who want to decorate and design spaces for their teenage children, and a concurrent decline in interest in the multipurpose great room. “There are dedicated spaces for everything” these days, she said — the home gym, the home spa — “so it makes sense that there is the teen space.”
In her observation"kids now enjoy entertaining like their par
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ents"We love when our son's friends come over to have a game of tennis and barbecue afterwards or Laura's friends doing their girly stuff.
3 comments:
i think you need to dedicate a whole new area for your wonderful children. i think you should pamper them, especially your daughter laura she sounds adorable.
i love your designing viera. xo
dear anonymous
I sincerely wish you are NOT anonymous
I don’t think you should move house, unless it’s somewhere else in the gap! I believe that having an area for the teens is a fantastic idea. I feel that my house lacks the area/ room to entertain even a few people which really discourages me from inviting my friends over even for a simple BBQ. Greg and Laura are very lucky to have such wonderful caring parents!
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