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when we got sight of lisa wong jackson's home during her in the kitchen with recipe (individual fig, blackberry and pear crips – yum!), we knew we had to see more! today the designer behind good on paper design, opens up the doors to her berkeley, california home she shares with her husband and boston terrier, pixel. don't forget to click here for the full peek of lisa's home, or click "read more" below. and if that's not enough, there are additional images here, and as always, you can find all of our sneak peeks right here. [thanks a million, lisa!] -anne
[above: My husband and I moved into our Cliff May—designed, mid-century modern house about 4 months ago. The house is located in North Berkeley near Tilden Park, and we love being surrounded by the trees, trails, and fresh air. It's about a 10 minute drive to cute stores and restaurants in Berkeley's Solano Avenue neighborhood. We were especially drawn to the house by its abundant windows, natural light, and open floor plan. The house needed several repairs and improvements when we purchased it, most of which have been completed, but there is still a bit of work to be done (particularly landscaping). My husband Nick loves gettings his hands dirty in the backyard and has been diligently demolishing and replacing retaining walls, moving dirt, and building doggie gates for our Boston Terrier, Pixel. We can't wait to have a garden so we can put our compost to use. We recently had a concrete staircase and ipe wood handrail designed and constructed by landscape architecture firm 5 Elements Design. When we purchased the house, the front walkway was essentially a bare hillside, with a few wooden planks for steps. We're looking forward to planting some native grasses and drought-resistant plants to accent the new walkway.]
Natural light enters the house in almost every room, but it's especially nice in this corner, where we like to relax and read. Everyone tends to fall asleep in the blue chair, including Pixel. The print on the left is by The Small Stakes and the print on the right is by Cody Hudson. My favorite chair in the house is the NY Chair, designed by Takeshi Nii. It's a cozy rocking chair with an added, practical feature of folding down to 5 inches in width..
This is a view of our couch and entryway, where I literally drop everything the minute I get home. (As you can see, Pixel is a camera hog). The pillows are by Hable Construction, Sharon Spain, and Area. The blanket is by bombdesign.
Our wedding photos are displayed in the front entrance of the house. The frames were purchased at Aaron Brothers, which has an annual "buy one frame, get the second for a penny" sale, so I stocked up. One of my favorite art pieces in the house is the stuffed "Pixel," designed by Sian Keegan using vintage and recycled fabrics. We keep our loose change in the little red "owl-y bank."
I love the dining area. Guests can sit here and enjoy the view of San Francisco or chat with me while I'm cooking. It's an open, inviting space that is great for entertaining. The dining table is from Crate and Barrel, the end chairs are from Room and Board, and the Leaf Chairs are by Arper. The shelves are Lack from Ikea. The print on the left is by Wayne Pate and the print on the right is by Suzanne Lagasa.
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For the bedroom, I try to use neutral tones for a serene, relaxing atmosphere. The white picture frames above the bed (also purchased at the Aaron Brothers annual sale) display photographs of our family, close friends, my brother and I as kids, our favorite dogs, and my parents when they were young.
so jealous. a belated congrats to the purchase of this wonderful house. they are too cute. i remember the story of how they met.
Um. drool. when can i move in?
Oh, I love this home. So light and airy and personal. I love the furniture – the chairs, the bowl-like side table and the lamp in front of the wedding photos especially! I am going to look for a similar throw blanket right now! Thank you for sharing.
I love those green chairs in the pic of the dinning room, where are from!?!
lovely, cohesive home…
Great light. Such a beautiful home – serene and inviting!
It's so bright and it feels so airy and it looks clean. I love the couch.
Their home has a nice loft-ish floor plan. I love it!
WOW. WOW. did I mention WOW?
this is crazy, i think i went to high school with lisa… her home looks lovely!
absolutely LOVE it! modern, but so warm at the same time – a place you really want to hang out.
love the soft color palette mixed with bold black and white too. perfect.
my favorite sneak peak EVER!
Where'd they find that sweet, stuffed Boston terrier? (Until I can get a live one…)
lisa…is that blue chair the one from room and board? ii is on my short list, but i was wondering if it offers enough head support for relaxing/reading/snoozing?
thanks….beautiful home!
oh, i love it! this is my fav. sneak peak that i can remember!
Oh, your home is dreamy. I love everything, including the beau in the Cody's t-shirt.
like my trampoline above , I'm curious: where is the blue chair from?
Thanks for sharing…
Heavy sigh…I love their house! Sitting in my putty colored cubicle in Nashville TN, looking at this post I am missing CA.
I love the display of photos in the entry way and in the bedroom. I am glad to see that they have wedding photos on display right when you come in — so many design shows and mags say that personal photos shouldn't be prominent in common areas of the house, but I totally disagree!
Beautiful! I used to go running in the Berkeley hills and dream about living in one of the houses there. Looks like the interiors of the houses are dreamy too!
Gorgeous, and so California! Thank you so much for sharing!
This sneak peek is a sunny spot in my monday! Thank you! I love everything about it. I'm especially head-over-heels about the couch. Where is it from?
The house is gorgeous and looks so comfortable. I love that combination. I also love the couch. Where is it from?
This is easily my favorite sneak peek yet.
ok, i'm ready to move to berkeley…
i also love the framed arrangements in the entryway and over the bed. it all seems so light and fresh!
Hi Pixel!!
this is beautiful! (I think I'm ready to move to Berkeley too, Lena!)
does anyone know where the light is from that's hanging over the dining room table? I've been searching for one just like that..
Great sneak peeks today. and great home. So cool and modern without being too magazine-y. An actual home where people live…so very nice.
Great place. Very cozy. I recognize a few pieces of furniture and accessories from IKEA. I love the pillows.
I grew up in berkeley, too, and haven't grown out of my love for contemporary architecture. I think it's funny how a lot of people equate "modern" with "sterile, but quite obviously you can have a gorgeous modern house with a very personalized, homey feel. Thanks for sharing with us! Can I have first dibs when you want to sell?
Ditto everyone else. My favorite sneak peak ever!
love this place. my only complaint is that I think the pictures are hung a bit too high. altho I think eveyone hangs pictures too high!
I hope it's OK to post this – I think I found the couch (yay) at Crate & Barrel. The name of the couch is Petrie.
I love that open kitchen. It seems so cheerful.
What a beautiful home! Her graphic design work is gorgeous too. I would love to hear about how she ended up going into business for herself.
lisa's house is so beautiful! i'm lucky to have stayed there overnight and with that cuddly munchkin of a dog by my side. pixel is awesome! ;)
Isn't that a Lena Corwin pillow on the couch too?
Yum. I like the cupcake poster.
Congrats and nice job on your home. Atlanta has a long way to go on mid-century modern. Everyone seems to prefer, how-shall-i-put-it, Restoration Hardware 2nd french empire historicism. Just look at Atlanta Home Magazine and you'll know what I mean.
I love all the natural light!
OMG!! I want to live in a Cliff May home so bad!! None in Ohio! I love this house! Go to http://www.ranchostyle.com and see listings …that site has lots of Cliff May info, tours etc…Thanks for sharing this gorgeous home today!
Love the tour! Please show us the garden when it's done!
I've been dying for that little side tray table in the living room. The one in front of the West Elm floor lamp (which I have already!) Can anyone remember the name of it? We have such similar taste!
Thanks so much for doing a Sneak Peek of my house, Grace and Anne! And thanks for all the sweet words. Christa – the green chairs are the Leaf Chairs by Arper and I got them at one of my favorite stores in Berkeley, Lola Home. Amanda – Don't you just love that stuffed Boston!? It's from Sian Keegan (www.siankeegan.com). So lovely and talented. My Trampoline/Erica – The blue velvet chair is from Room and Board. I know what you mean about the head support but I personally use a pillow behind my head and I'm a bit of a sloucher so it works for me. Good luck! Anna – the pendant lamp which I also love actually came with the house. I can try to find out the designer for you if you want to email me. Kimberly/Becky – The couch is from Crate and Barrel, the famous Petrie couch. It's nice and firm with a little give which makes it super comfortable.
Such an amazing place – loveit
anyone have any suggestions as to where i can find a similar (and affordable) low/wide bookshelf that sits in their reading nook?!
Oh!!! I have that same rocker but in black rather than red! I got it for a few bucks at a MCM store. The owner didn't know the source but I scoured the internet for hours trying to narrow it down. I never did find the exact maker until now…thank you! I need mine recovered (the fabric is ripped) and the arms are quite worn. But the frame is in perfect condition. I wish the rest of it was as pretty as yours, it's such a comfy chair!
I love that you have a MCM taste but didn't go overboard with it- sometimes it can look so cold, but you guys did a really great job.
this is a stunning home!…
I love the bed. Where is it from? What kind of wood is it made of?
Lovely….please tell me where I can find a similar side table! I love it!
lisa do you have a blog? about your business, your house, your dog!!?
I, too am wondering about your bed, is it from Crate and Barrel and the credenza where you enter the house?
thank you for letting us all in for the peek-it was so welcoming! jw
are pear "crips" like blood oranges? Kidding. Love the sneak peek. Really lovely home.
What a warm, welcoming, stylish home. Love love love it! And I love your adorable little dog too!
Love everything. Every little bit of it. But where are gray couch and blue chair from? Inquiring minds want to know…
LOVE IT! Lisa, I worked with Paper Monkey on my wedding invites and I just drooled over your work when I was planning my wedding! Your home is gorgeous! I hope I run into you someday around the neighborhood.. My husband and I live in Rockridge. =D
amazing! this is my dream home! its modern but comfortable and casual and so much light!
Elisabeth/JW – the bed is the Malm bed from Ikea! It's really affordable. I love that it's low. The color is Oak Veneer I believe. The credenza is the Sussex credenza from Design Within Reach. I got a really great deal on it at the DWR Warehouse Sale because it was broken on the side but my husband was able to fix it. It's also secretly crooked. Essoakland – yes! I totally forgot to mention that the cute smaller rectangular pillow is from Lena Corwin. Love her stuff and still have to get her book. Kathryn/Winnie – the side table is the Tablo table from Design House Stockholm. Becky – the low bookshelf is from Ikea too! I forget the name of it but it came in a whitewash and an unfinished wood which I thought I would like more, but my husband convinced me the whitewash would look good so we went for it.
Beautiful home Lisa, what a treat to live in a Cliff May! I've been looking for that tray table by the blue chair for AGES! Where did you pick that up?
What a beautiful home, Lisa! I'm a big fan of your work, and it's such a treat to read about your home. Thanks D*S!
I have that Room & Board chair, the tray table next to it, the Camilla Engman print, Nelson bench, and covet the DWR side table! I'd say we have very similar taste, and I love how it all works together in your home. Lovely inspiration for mine, which is much less put together.
I forgot to mention that we also have the same Crate & Barrel couch!
Wow, looks like she's the master of creating several cosy areas in one room. Brilliant use of space!
Same as Erin ~ I bought the rocking chair in London and brought it all the way over to NZ with me, not knowing exactly who designed it, but simply loving it. So very comfy. And I smile every time I look at it. AT made mention a couple of months ago, too ….
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Thanks for the tour!!!
What a beautiful home! Light, stylish and cosy. I also think that the pictures are hung a bit too high. When you do that you lower the ceiling height visually. Most people would like the opposite effect. Cute Bostonterrier! ♥
Lovely home. Very serene and peaceful. Is your home one level?
I'm suffering from acute home envy: http://www.homebysunset.com/home_by_sunset/2009/02/sunset-visits-g.html
Cliff May houses are the best! so much natural light…and you have such a great style to make it a home!
amazing house Lisa! love your aesthetics and taste level. Pixel is adorable, too!
I'm always jealous of spaces that enhance the daylight. In Seattle, where I live, that is impossible for 10 months of the year. Since we don't have daylight access, see. I guess we could enhance the rain. It's a design challenge that we Pacific Northwesterners need to take on. But, SAD prevents me from doing that. Also…your home is supergorgeous and everything but OMG your BT!!! And his little white face, it is melting my heart!
lookin good you two!
Just wondering – how do you keep your house warm without any window coverings. I too like the curtainless windows – but right now I'm freezing! or racking up the heating bill. Any suggestions?
You have a beautiful house! It's light, fresh and warm. Thank you for charing this with me. Can you please tell me what's hanging above your bedside table? I don't know if it's a print or a painting.
I remember this house on the market a few months ago. nice job.
I also love the print/painting in the black frame hanging above the bedside table! Who is the artist? A lovely home, thanks for sharing.
i love it when white homes are so homey, it looks so pretty! and i have the same duvet cover :)
Where can one buy a NY Chair nowadays? Are they still being made? Thank you.


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The Dream of the Celt, By Mario Vargas Llosa, trans. Edith Grossman
From saint to traitor, the life of a "gallant gentleman" offers Peru's Nobel laureate a truly grand subject.
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WB Yeats called Roger Casement a "most gallant gentleman". In this extraordinary historical novel, Mario Vargas Llosa peels away Casement's mask to reveal an astonishing, mutating destiny.
Fanatics have always fascinated Vargas Llosa. In The War of the End of the World (1984), it was the mystical, anarchic rebel Conselheiro in Canudos in Brazil. In later novels, these maniacs became the failed, homosexual guerrillero Mayta, the vile Dominican dictator Trujillo, then the self-exiled Gauguin. Bloody-mindedness, ideological dogmatism, a relentless will-to-power, idealism - you name it - lead his dreamers beyond society's norm. Casement was made for Vargas Llosa, and there is a Peruvian connection.
Mario Vargas Llosa came to fame early in 1963 when, aged 27, he won the Premio Biblioteca Breve for La ciudad y los perros (The Time of the Hero). This early novel initiated a remarkably constant fictional outpouring. It revealed how "machismo" is beaten into boys at a military school. They come from all over Peru and its stratified classes and races. The panic was being "different", or worse, a "marica"; the military ensured that effeminacy was defeated.
Vargas Llosa's hallmark from then on, even in erotic and comic veins, was accurate, plain language and dialogue in relation to climate and place, so that you can follow the action on a map. Taken together, his early novels constituted a geographic merging of a fragmented country (desert coast, teeming capital, isolated Andes, jungle). It's only more recently that he has branched beyond Peru and Latin America. So accurate was his first novel that the military symbolically burnt some thousand copies.
Vargas Llosa inherited two traditions. The first was that of concerned, responsible 19th-century realists who wrote earnest novels revealing the hidden, even sordid realities of their cities and lands, from Balzac to Dickens, Galdós and Thomas Mann. The second tradition was more impish and rebellious, close to surrealism and Sartrean existentialism. He teased his readers with narrative tricks or, in his journalism, with outrageous opinions. He was a master at baffling readers' expectations. He has reneged on Sartre and his experimentalism has toned down into supreme control of pace, place, character and plot, rather than submitting his readers to hard work, as it was with La Casa Verde (The Green House) in 1966.
The title of his latest – The Dream of the Celt – refers to an epic poem written by Casement the Irish martyr-traitor, to his nickname and his dream of a free Ireland. But it also hints that onlyfiction can re-imagine such a raw, contradictory life, beyond biography's maybes and history's reasoned, coherent hypotheses. If at the end Casement's fanatic patriotism blinded his lucidity, for most of the novel the Celt's austere, lone struggle against moral corruption remains admirable.
The novel opens and closes in Pentonville prison in 1916. Casement, stripped of his knighthood and humiliated by the leaking of his "Black Diaries", awaits execution for high treason. Interspersed in alternating chapters are flashbacks to his Protestant Irish family, his beloved Catholic mother and recurring dreams about her, his 20 years in Leopold II's Congo fiefdom and one year in the Putumayo Amazon, where he survived the climate, the diseases and the horror to write detailed reports on shocking abuse of rubber workers.
We learn of Casement's Irish revolutionary activities, especially in wartime Germany, and of his failed attempt to prevent the suicidal Easter Uprising. Had he not plotted to enlist the Kaiser's war-machine to help free Ireland from England, Casement would be a human-rights hero.
Vargas Llosa's epigraph from a Uruguayan thinker evokes the astonishing contrasts in all of us. The angel and the demon are inextricably mixed up in his characters. Casement's inner self reflects a personal war with the Congo Free State and then the Peruvian Amazon Company, and the reality behind their propaganda.
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Michael Graves United States (1934 - )
Michael Graves is an influential architect and designer. He studied at Harvard University and taught at Princeton University while designing private houses in the abstract and austere style of orthodox Modernism. However, in the late 1970's he rejected this Modernist expression and began seeking a larger, Post-modernist vocabulary. The hulking masses of the Portland Building and the Humana Building both display his highly personal, Cubist new rendering of such Classical elements as colonnades and loggias. Though sometimes considered somewhat awkward, these and his later buildings, such as the Indianapolis Art Center, have been acclaimed for their ironic interpretation of traditional forms. It is this sensibility that has projected Graves to a star among designers, as can be seen in his many designs for Alessi that clearly depict a "new Americana," such as the best selling 9093 Kettle.
About the ManufacturerAlessi's intention, from the beginning, was to be highly innovative and ready to experiment with cookware. With this in mind, the Alessi family venture explored new materials and novel design in becoming one of the finest and most well-known contemporary cookware brands. Alessi prides itself on its unique collaboration with designers and architects to produce beautiful, quality cookware. Among some of the best known of the Alessi's products are Richard Sapper's kettle with a two-tone whistle, Michael Graves' kettle with bird shaped whistle, and Philippe Starck's Juicy Salif citrus squeezer.
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I have always loved this tea kettle. Great design, and it's large (we're big tea drinkers). We do not use the bird whistle - but I like the option of being able to have a whistle. We had this same kettle a few years ago, and had problems with the spout, but this one is doing very well. I like it so much that I bought a second kettle for our weekend condo.
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I have always loved the styling of Michel Graves's tea kettle from the moment I saw it in MOMA, and it delights me to see it in my kitchen! This second one I bought for a new (Florida) residence, where I shall also admire it daily. The lines are not only superb, but the whistle works! What more could one want?
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The Whistling Tea Kettle is exactly what I thought it would be. Always loved the design and I was happy to get it at twenty per cent off.
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Beautiful Alessi tea pot. I have wanted this tea pot for many years! I so happy i jumped and made the purchase!!! Quality is outstanding! The whistle works great. makes for a lovely display on your cook top.
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The design and look of this tea kettle is perfect. I have found that you can't touch the handle to pour after it is made because the handle is too hot. Not sure if it is suppose to be that way. But, I do love to look at it on my stove.
Great looks, a tad twitchy.
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This kettle makes a big design statement. I love how it looks in my stainless steel kitchen. It is a bit more high maintenance than other kettles I have had. It won't whistle unless the lid is on tight. And if the lid is on tight it's difficult to open.
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I love this kettle!! I purchased the black handle then bought the red bird whistle.
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I like the quality of this product and it is exactly what I expected. It is durable and is exactly as described on the web.
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Our family loves this tea kettle! We have given many of these tea kettles as a house warming gift and everyone loves it!
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The White House on Oct. 24 tapped Luke McCormack, a former IT executive at the Department of Homeland Security's immigration and border protection agencies, to become DHS's top CIO.
McCormack has been rumored for weeks to be the leading candidate to fill the DHS CIO position last held by Richard Spires. Margie Graves has been acting CIO since March 15, when Spires went on leave from the position after four years of service. Spires resigned in May after two months leave that remain largely unexplained.
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I am an art teacher living in San Francisco. I'm quiet and interested in staying in clean homes with owners who like relating to guests.
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I can only recommend karen and consider myself lucky to have met her! sheis friendly, neat & clean, considerate, respectful of the property. Hosting them was a great pleasure!
Karen and her family were great guests, and I'd love to have them back any time.
Great guests--Easy communication before their stay; quiet and clean during their time here. Highly recommend.
Karen was a wonderful guest. Neat, easy going, great communication. I recommend her enthusiastically.
It was very easygoing hosting Karen! She made it easy for us to make arrangements and accommodate her. She was clean and considerate and we'd easily host her again.
Karen was a wonderful guest. She and her husband took great care of our apartment and they are welcome to stay with us whenever they are in town!
Karen arrived promptly. She was very nice but her stay was very brief so we didn't have much time to talk. All in all, it was a good experience.


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