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This is the view into one of the girl's bedrooms from the playroom, which was also Xenia's office, I believe. Their bedrooms were all identical except for the color scheme and all rather small - a bit like dormitory bedrooms.

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A different view in the master bedroom of the Miller House.
I love the Wegner sewing table and the coffee table is actually custom designed by Alexander Girard, with inlays of butterflies in the black marble.

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I think this is my favorite room at the Miller House - the master bedroom. I really didn't want to leave it. The view was incredible and it had a lovely sitting area. I even liked the very Alexander Girard touch of the dolls above the headboard.

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a couple more images from the Miller House in Columbus, Indiana. These are from the boys room. I love the little Fornasetti table in the second image.

the miller house/outtakes

as promised, a few of my favorite images from the Miller House in Columbus Indiana starts today. This is actually the front door. But you can see the series of sky lights here and get a sense of the beautiful luminous quality of the house. I thought it would be cold in the house, but the terrazzo floor has radiant heat so I padded around in my socks for most of the time I was there because it was more comfortable for me. I made myself at home a little bit I guess.
Check out more of the article I shot and wrote in the May issue of Dwell or here on Dwell's website.

miller house outtakes starting tomorrow/

Just wanted to give everyone a heads up. I am in NY for ICFF and will all the exciting events happening with Herman Miller, Dwell Magazine and the article on the Miller house that I shot and wrote, starting tomorrow I will be posting my outtakes from the Miller House through the end of next week. Keep checking back. There is a lot of great stuff that there just wasn't enough room for. You'll love it!

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Another of my favorites from the Miller House. I was rather fascinated with the way any TV that was exposed in a room had its own little enclosure. The Millers called them "visual warts".  They were very aware of unsightly gadgets (like TV and garbage cans for that matter) and had them all camouflaged in some way. I love this amount of attention to detail.

miller house/dwell magazine

Last December, you may recall I was in Indiana for awhile on assignment for Dwell. Well the fruits of my labor are in the new May issue of Dwell. The house I shot is the Miller House in Columbus, Indiana. I am proud to say this is the first article I have been commissioned to write and photograph. Pick up an issue and let me know what you think.