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[Oznell]

How interesting, @LTT1 -- they're both so airy and strikingly architectural.  That's an amazing art installation in the first photo-- looks like billowing sails!

[GingerPeach]

There is a whole host of charm evident in these!  Thank you, @LTT1 

I love the use of some contrast of color, just enough, and the mix of airy (floating artwork/sculptures) and grounded (books).

Only one thing bothers me and that's the see-through railings, and that's only because I don't like heights.  I prefer a bit more visual security.

[Jtdmum]

@LTT1 great pictures!  I love the bottom pic, the rooms just flow beautifully.

The sails on the top are perfect.  The mobiles that immitate seaguls remind me of the hat Sally Field wore during the Flying Nun!  They work in that area.  Somebody was very creative and talented, did a great job on those rooms!

[stevieb]

Interesting space, both of them. Not sure I'd embrace the decor of either, but you have to appreciate the more unique designs of the physical spaces.

[LTT1]

@stevieb @Jtdmum @GingerPeach @Oznell 

Thank you for looking.

I agree with the comment about the glass rails...heights make me uncomfortable.

After realizing these two pictures drew me to them, I'd have to say that I like the mix of textures.

[spiderw]

The second photo of the area is more appealing than the first for me.  I love the spaciousness, so much room.  Very nice!

[Sooner]

Wasted space.

[nana59]

looks like a lot of Swiffering!!

[ALRATIBA]

Just imagining what it would be like dusting the "sails."