As a young architect back in London I always cycled by Richard Rogers Studio in Hammersmith, inspired by his studio, and 25 year later I am still inspired by him now! Thank you.
I stopped by what I think was this property a couple of weeks back. Looks totally normal from the outside but you could see the huge ceilings and lack of internal walls inside. I love it, so clean and calm.
Once I was into this type of interior design. After maturing and living in different houses, now I enjoy cozier atmospheres, more wood, more textures, more warmness. My personal preferences aside, Sir Richard Rogers was one of the most admirable architects to have ever lived.
My Art collection is infinitely better + my gallery Arte del Fulmine [= Art of the Thunderbolt] is AMAZING. Tap in Dolcedo Art of the Thunderbolt for 3 shorts in EXCELLENT TASTE. Screw modernism!
@@JimOverbeckgenius Maybe I expressed it badly. When using "young" I meant "belonging to the present time". I like Richard Roger's high-tech architecture. Although elderly the couple is "current". (my English is not so good)
@@Anna-pv4tv It's a hi-tech nut-house and-or future storage-unit for COVID19 corpses. Mao on the wall is psychotic [= he killed 60,000000 people] + Andy Bum-Hole was a diseased blumpkin, with the skills of a leper. Give me Rococo + Art Nouveau + French Symbolist and a plenitude of my artworks.
I notice they are really influenced by Philip Guston’s art works. I do love the Warhol Mao’s scale as well. I would definitely enjoy spending time with them and discussing modern art and architecture. A really fun place to live.
Having visited friends living in a couple of such stark modernist homes, I'd say the major shortcoming of such interiors is that they look pretty awful when messy. The open plan kitchen especially has to be kept clean, but messy desks and clothing piled on chairs and couches also spoil the sculptural effect of such spaces.
I need my grandest piano as an ideal filler y more epic acoustic y electric guitars y included are Hawaiian made ukuleles y some harps …more of my hand drawn arts y letters y paper cut outs y etc(:
@@krystynahellstrom3185 Architecture is also about practicality and thinking of the future. Its nothing personal. Plus not all constructive critic is hateful. Kindly keep it Objectical and less subjective. Alles gute.
Thaťs true for all kinds of places. My in-laws had to move from their home because of their physical condition (and it was nothing like this house, obviously). If we live long enough, we'll all have do deal with this reality.
Nie rozumiem , jak ludzie mogą się tak kompromitować , oglądając mordercę Mao, codziennie w swoim mieszkaniu? Osobiście mnie to oburza, bo jak można lekceważyć miliony ludzi , którym ta kreatura odebrała lub zmarnowała życie.
She is a chef, he is an architect, they both have earned a packet during their careers and do not have so much time left, do I am sure that none of those “issues” matter in the slightest to them. For them, it is all about entertaining, being surrounded by art, and having the space to think. Good to them for making the most of life, and not spending it making snarky remarks on UA-cam.
Each to his own......just not a “home” at all. The kitchen reminds me of a public bathroom.😱 Dangerous stairs. I don’t know who these people are, I’m not from England; but what were they thinking!?
The husband is a world famous architect. However, yes, I can't stand this house. I also wonder how long they'll be able to keep walking up and down all those damn stairs, they're far from young.
Exactly. I appreciate it as something different. However, post COVID I definitely appreciate separate spaces. Having whole of family of 6 home for two years, and each wanting own space, I appreciate privacy. With privacy of separate rooms you can zoom without apologising for granny and the kids during work hours. Just lock them up in their own spaces ... Imo Still, nice to see different ideas, although I would like to have heard / seen a longer interview. God bless for your outside in pipes Mr Rogers ... Always know where I am in London when I see them .. (:-))))
Lots of knowledge about architecture and zero knowledge of history or respect of those that have suffered due to certain leaders. What’s with the living room art display? How can they look at that every day?
@@SoFantasticWonderful that story doesn't really explain anything but Warhols desire to get famous by giving to masses. One can construe any kind of attractive "story" just about anything.
As a young architect back in London I always cycled by Richard Rogers Studio in Hammersmith, inspired by his studio, and 25 year later I am still inspired by him now! Thank you.
So brilliant and ahead of the curve. RIP Richard Rogers
I stopped by what I think was this property a couple of weeks back.
Looks totally normal from the outside but you could see the huge ceilings and lack of internal walls inside.
I love it, so clean and calm.
I’ve been inside this many times as a teenager working for my uncle during the summer as a window cleaner
How did Mr Richard treat you?
Once I was into this type of interior design. After maturing and living in different houses, now I enjoy cozier atmospheres, more wood, more textures, more warmness. My personal preferences aside, Sir Richard Rogers was one of the most admirable architects to have ever lived.
A very extraordinary special home! Love the colors!
Such cool calmness.
what a great art collection
My Art collection is infinitely better + my gallery Arte del Fulmine [= Art of the Thunderbolt] is AMAZING. Tap in Dolcedo Art of the Thunderbolt for 3 shorts in EXCELLENT TASTE. Screw modernism!
Fabulous and so peaceful
LOVE that "Its Cleanliness"
Cy, Andy...great collection.
RIP Roger, my condolences to Ruth 😞.
BRILLIANT! I FIND IT HARD TO BELIEVE THAT IT IS A KIDS FRINDLY ABODE THOUGH----but great it sounds like you have them trained
I used to work nearby and would regularly see Mrs Rogers making tea for their children!
They must be really healthy, those sets of stairs could be challenging for people in certain age
There also looked to be at least 20 risers in that lower flight! Very nice however, I'd love to live there.
Use it or lose it.
maybe it's part of what keeps them healthy at that age
@@John_Wood_ That was my point. ;)
super clean
I love it, elegant, minimal, young, contemporary.
Young!??? It's an octogenarian nut-house.
@@JimOverbeckgenius Maybe I expressed it badly. When using "young" I meant "belonging to the present time". I like Richard Roger's high-tech architecture. Although
elderly the couple is "current". (my English is not so good)
@@Anna-pv4tv It's a hi-tech nut-house and-or future storage-unit for COVID19 corpses. Mao on the wall is psychotic [= he killed 60,000000 people] + Andy Bum-Hole was a diseased blumpkin, with the skills of a leper. Give me Rococo + Art Nouveau + French Symbolist and a plenitude of my artworks.
this one is awesome oh my god
That powder room! Scary narrow! Nice that you can get 34 people to come to dinner at one time
Got to back in...
Looks very Juan Miro. Love it.
I notice they are really influenced by Philip Guston’s art works. I do love the Warhol Mao’s scale as well. I would definitely enjoy spending time with them and discussing modern art and architecture. A really fun place to live.
Truly incredible way to live
I only wish this video were longer
I love the pops of colour! (Chairman Mao, tho! Lol!!)
Same
I literally love it 😍
No pun intended
This house has been transformed so many time...
Amazing! 😍⭐️
Wonderful.love your clothes too. And colors.
Beautiful! ❤️
Dear lord, why only 2 minutes?
Not sure I understand the issue with an extractor fan- is it because it’s visually disruptive?
More of this amazing house please, way too short video....
Heating can be expensive with high ceilings; a lot of stairs to climb for an older person.
Fuck this is I call living.. I wish I have like this place.. awesome
impressive house and people
Beautiful home .. beautiful people
Having visited friends living in a couple of such stark modernist homes, I'd say the major shortcoming of such interiors is that they look pretty awful when messy. The open plan kitchen especially has to be kept clean, but messy desks and clothing piled on chairs and couches also spoil the sculptural effect of such spaces.
Woooe😍😍I loveee the kitchen and the hot pink cloakroom
the pink room was a bathroom---too clausterphobic for me
wow
Close to the kitchen is Mao Zedong ,
Responsible for The Great Chinese Famine.
🔥🔥🔥
goddamn her face is a work of art
chilly
😍❤️💪🏼👊🏼
Less is bore ... wonderful light without a soul. What about the dangerous endless stair ?
Yes, my thoughts exactly, all of that.
Whats the name of the piano background Sound?
why is the piano that close to the stairs?
So you immediately hear when somebody falls down the stairs😉
I need my grandest piano as an ideal filler y more epic acoustic y electric guitars y included are Hawaiian made ukuleles y some harps …more of my hand drawn arts y letters y paper cut outs y etc(:
art is A Warhol, P Guston. sweet.
looks bigger than it really is.
Pięknie.
I like his architecture.. but that's.. too much (high-tech), too much coldness!
Yes, this house doesn't feel very hospitable.
Acá falta willy wonka y el chocolate.... 🥴😂
VERY NICE, UNFORTUNATELY AS THEY AGE THEY WON'T BE ABLE TO USE THE STAIRS AND THE HOUSE WILL NOLONGER BE PRACTICAL. 🤔
ellievator
Only envious people have these comments. Why ? The stairs are not your problem.
@@krystynahellstrom3185 Architecture is also about practicality and thinking of the future. Its nothing personal. Plus not all constructive critic is hateful. Kindly keep it Objectical and less subjective. Alles gute.
Thaťs true for all kinds of places. My in-laws had to move from their home because of their physical condition (and it was nothing like this house, obviously). If we live long enough, we'll all have do deal with this reality.
Lovely home, but it looks far too sterile. I don't find white peaceful at all.
Nie rozumiem , jak ludzie mogą się tak kompromitować , oglądając mordercę Mao, codziennie w swoim mieszkaniu? Osobiście mnie to oburza, bo jak można lekceważyć miliony ludzi , którym ta kreatura odebrała lub zmarnowała życie.
A space driven by the aesthetic. Trust me this would be a nightmare to live in. Hard to heat, noisy, smelly...
I get the rest but why smelly?
@@nataliekhanyola5669 probably because there is no extraction. Similar when u go to k-bbq restaurant
She is a chef, he is an architect, they both have earned a packet during their careers and do not have so much time left, do I am sure that none of those “issues” matter in the slightest to them. For them, it is all about entertaining, being surrounded by art, and having the space to think. Good to them for making the most of life, and not spending it making snarky remarks on UA-cam.
@@tuffandco3745 Good on them.
Too big and too empty,especially on a cold winter day.
fr, and the kitchen counter is metal too,
probably gonna costs thousands to heat up the space
or just live with 50 people
They made it clear that they are used to having a full house (as in 10s or 100s of people at once).
This has all the atmosphere of an operating theatre. Disappointing.
Each to his own......just not a “home” at all.
The kitchen reminds me of a public bathroom.😱
Dangerous stairs.
I don’t know who these people are, I’m not from England; but what were they thinking!?
The husband is a world famous architect.
However, yes, I can't stand this house.
I also wonder how long they'll be able to keep walking up and down all those damn stairs, they're far from young.
I would so prefer to hear the speaking rather than the clanging piano chords...
Definitely not my cup of tea. Way to cold and sterile looking.
But I respect them for their bold choices.
Exactly. I appreciate it as something different. However, post COVID I definitely appreciate separate spaces. Having whole of family of 6 home for two years, and each wanting own space, I appreciate privacy. With privacy of separate rooms you can zoom without apologising for granny and the kids during work hours. Just lock them up in their own spaces ... Imo
Still, nice to see different ideas, although I would like to have heard / seen a longer interview.
God bless for your outside in pipes Mr Rogers ... Always know where I am in London when I see them .. (:-))))
RIP
有毛爷爷！
Ugh.
minimal
I thought that was Kim jong-un
@emily loewen 😘A generational thing. Mao, Warhol, probably worth gobs of money.
What a horror!!!!!
It’s not my cup of tea either.
Lots of knowledge about architecture and zero knowledge of history or respect of those that have suffered due to certain leaders. What’s with the living room art display? How can they look at that every day?
@@SoFantasticWonderful I still think they’d be more appropriate in museum than someone’s home. I know about history of the paintings.
@@SoFantasticWonderful that story doesn't really explain anything but Warhols desire to get famous by giving to masses. One can construe any kind of attractive "story" just about anything.
Looks too much like s trendy office than a home.
What’s with the communist art lmao?
It’s Warhol
@@ultraism5818 Ah thanks
Modern architecture for the plebs, classic architecture for me, the millionaire. Disgusting.
Hmmmm is just looks a bit cold and clinical. Need some wood to warm it up. Tres moderne
that artwork just ruins the whole space
indeed ! it kind of brothers