ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月18日 12時49分

From @tmagazine | Los Angeles beckons the restless. It hums a million small reasons to slough off your life and move there — 72 degrees and sunny, the city feels like it unfurls forever, offering the wild promise of self-invention, a frontier land of cheap avocados and good light. It remains, as the artist David Hockney put it, “the edge of the Western world.” Richard Christiansen, the 42-year-old founder of the New York-based agency @chandeliercreative, heard the siren call of Los Angeles earlier this decade. Recently, @tmagazine visited #FlamingoEstate, his 1940s-era home in the Eagle Rock neighborhood, northeast of downtown. Here, @simonpwatson photographed Richard taking his daily bath inside what he refers to as his “bathing cathedral.” The tub is oriented toward the sunrise, when the stained-glass windows cast blue shadows on the west wall. Part hammam, part sepulcher, the 400-square-foot structure holds a fireplace and a poured-concrete tub oriented toward the sunrise. Follow @tmagazine or visit the link in our profile to see more from the #TDesignIssue.

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