Why?
8 years ago
Why is this so exquisite--from the figs and rough candleholder on the table there, to the wallpaper, to the lamps, to the overall design mastery, and finally to the gorgeous photography, even focusing in on the floor and the the wooly cliff behind the apartment building? Why won't Sweden just send for me, give me a terrific job and citizenship, and let me live out my days contributing to that beautiful social project?
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