Casa Wabi Sabi


Every Day Something New…
November 2, 2009, 10:16 pm
Filed under: Progress Reports

Five weeks have gone by since the last update, and so much has happened that we’re going to let the pictures do most of the talking this time. Special guests this month are our friends Brent and Suzie who came to visit for a week in October. We spent a few days in Morelia and Patzcuaro, about four hours away, and it was good to take the time for friends, new scenery, and some good belly laughs. Enjoy the update…

BarryCopper

Barry's new job making copper sinks in Santa Clara de Cobre

Brent

Brent thought it looked like fun too...

L.Zirahuen

At Lake Zirahuen after a gourmet dinner of pink trout with strawberries and balsamic reduction...no joke

house

View from mesquite forest (tarp coming off now that rain is over)

studio

Barry's studio in all its glory...

studiostairs

Stairs up to studio

hallway

Hallway with stone flooring and plastered walls

afternoonlight

Autumn light coming in through outdoor sala

diningroom

Dining room and overhang

fireplace

Fireplace going up

guestbath

Guest bath

mastershower

Master shower

overhang

Overhang is now all around the house...

metalshop

Metalworkers are on site, making sliding doors and windows...

drivewaygate

Driveway gate; columns will have stone like fireplace

built-inbbq

Built-in barbeque outside of kitchen

patioboveda

Boveda over patio at second floor studio

solarpanel

Solar hot water panel on bodega roof

dirtybarry

Dirty Barry...after cleaning up around site

countryside

View from the studio patio...

countryside2

From the front stairway...

barry

Relaxing in the living room on a Sunday afternoon...

nancy

Soaking up the sunshine...

Until the next update…enjoy the fall weather, wherever you are. Next overview we’ll be that much closer to moving in. Thank you all for your comments and ‘invisible cheers.’ Abrazos, Nancy and Barry


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We had so much fun – evidenced by the manly photos of our cooper pounding husbands! So glad the tile is working out – it looks beautiful. You two are really building something very, very special, love it!

Comment by Suzie Daggett

WOW! I’m ready to use the guest bath! Had to look up boveda (vault?!). I’m even learning Spanish from you!

Comment by Carol

You guys are so cool – I love the chilled expressions on you gorgeous faces – it all looks so beautiful and meticulously planned and thought out. I remember that view ………. so glad to see your dreams coming true.

Comment by dolly

To die for! Looking like great progress. Good work Barry on getting the light into the rooms. You will be sleeping there soon!

Comment by Peter

Wow Nancy, it’s really taking form ! i love all the materials you ‘ve chosen, Stone, earth and metal…all in harmony with nature. So nice to see all that creativity and happiness bursting through the pictures!

Comment by claire

You guys look like you are having a blast! Good to see :-)

Comment by Michael Fairchild

Thanks for the updates, and we can’t wait to use the outdoor grill and the guest bath, though not necessarily in that order:) Besos!
Eli y Jose

Comment by joseph bennett

LOVE your place!!!! Love seeing it come to life. Takes my breath away. Makes me miss Mexico even more. Counting the days when I can see it (and you) in person. Un abrazo! Stephanie

Comment by Stephanie Bennett Vogt

By Jove, I think I found it ! We can well understand that Barry is The Architect for Casa Wabi Sabi but now we can give Nancy her title, which came to me in a Japanese vinaigrette Montreal distribution warehouse where I was introduced to the man-in-charge who had the marvellous title of “Quality Control and Fulfillment Supervisor”. So there you go, Nancy, Fulfillment Supervisor Extraordinaire !!!

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