the architect is Jules Gregory, providing a nice setting for all the nakashima furniture.
- bill 4-29-2011 9:53 am [add a comment]

elegantly burnished to perfection. (??)
- Skinny 4-29-2011 11:10 am [add a comment]

the copy writing leaves more than a little to be desired. burnishing wood (using a rubbing tool) closes the pores and creates a smooth shiny (when polished) surface. use over time also polishes and patinates. i guess thats what theyre getting at.
- bill 4-29-2011 2:10 pm [add a comment]

ok i thought it was supposed to be furnished to perfection which it is.....does all the furniture come with the place??:>)
- Skinny 4-29-2011 3:37 pm [add a comment]

i doubt it. looks like a million alone in nakashima pieces.
- bill 4-29-2011 3:55 pm [add a comment]

You got that right! Wow.
- Justin (guest) 4-29-2011 4:15 pm [add a comment]

Love this one, but yeah, agree, it would be tough (or just expensive) to furnish.
- jim 4-29-2011 9:29 pm [add a comment]

Awesome, I say just throw down a bunch of pillows.
- steve 4-30-2011 4:30 pm [add a comment]

No shots of the kitchen, too bad.
- steve 4-30-2011 4:34 pm [add a comment]

Still available. great pics here
- bill 7-23-2013 10:14 pm [add a comment]

I never realized there was a guest house. Rent it out to a stylish weekender and pay for your mortgage!
- adman 7-24-2013 1:59 pm [add a comment]