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King City Yellow and Green (King City, Ontario | CANADA)

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May 1, 2017: Escena Sunset, Nos. 1 & 2 (Palm Springs, CA | USA)

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photo by Andrius Aleksandravičius (afotoeu.tumblr.com)

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More of the beautiful Japanese Iris prints (circa 1910). Artist unknown.

1) The Open Sea from the Four Points (Yomonoumi)

2) Mt. Kyodai (Kyodaisan)

3) Moon of the Frosty Night (Shimoyo no Tsuki)

4) Firefly of Ugi (Uji no Hotaru)

5) Flower in the Winecup (Shuchu no Hana)

6) Brocade of Flowers (Hana no Nishiki)

7) Sword Dance (Tsurugi no Mai)

8) Rain in May (Samidare)

9) The Ogre’s Island (Onigashima)

10) Bird of Paradise Castle (Ho-o-jo).

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

Catalog Photo Wikimedia.

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Punta Caliza Hotel by Estudio Macías Peredo

Guadalajara-based architecture firm Estudio Macías Peredo has created an intimate sanctuary on the remote island of Holbox, Mexico, based on the region’s ancient buildings. The Punta Caliza hotel is located 300 feet (91 metres) from the Gulf of Mexico’s emerald waters, on a triangular plot carefully selected by its owners, the Muñoz family. The 12-room boutique hotel was inspired by Mayan architecture of the Yucatán Peninsula, in both construction and design.