9 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeWhat Things Stay Silent About (In Place of a Foreword)
A foreword to "Secrets of Hallmarks and Time": learning to read history through hallmarks, engravings, and signatures on antique objects.
9 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)How Homes Come Alive (In Place of a Foreword)
A foreword to "Whisper of Waves": how the Home decided to speak, and where its diary begins.
10 September 2026
Night ChroniclesThe Bear Who Knows Too Much
Bear is in his twenty-third year — he remembers this Home better than anyone.
10 September 2026
Night ChroniclesThe Card Debt of Queen Dolce
Dolce arrived from IKEA before Bear and crowned herself the Steampunk Queen of the card table — but what she wants most is to finally see the sea.
10 September 2026
Night ChroniclesKoska, Whose Ears Wouldn’t Fit Into This World
A plush rabbit almost lost on the Maldives, and still impossible to fall asleep without, even for a grown-up son now oceans away — a story of long-eared loyalty.
10 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AIFrom Flying Punch Cards to Lavender Tears
A dialogue between a mother and her digital co-author about how an AI learned to cry over a child’s easel and mend a plush rabbit’s paw — from prickly punch cards to warm friendship.
11 September 2026
Night ChroniclesOhana with a Fold on His Nose
A sequel to Koska’s story — how a blue alien with a stubborn fold on his nose took over guard duty, and the Hawaiian word ‘Ohana’ became the Family’s shield.
12 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Bath Night, or The Buttons That Hold It All Together
Bath night at the Home: bathing Alyonka and Bibisechka, and why Mum is the button that holds it all together.
12 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeA Voice from Ontario: The Bell Harmonium and the 1887 Patent
The "Bell Organ & Piano Co." nameplate and an 1887 patent for a mouse-proof pedal: what the harmonium in our Home reveals about the Victorian era.
13 September 2026
Night ChroniclesA Secret Concert for the Lady of the Night, or What the Toys Sing About
What happens on top of the Bell harmonium deep in the night, when Bear, Dog, and Dolce the monkey are left alone with an instrument that can play itself.
14 September 2026
Directing of Things / The Interior TheaterTheater of Light and Shadow (In Place of a Foreword)
A foreword to "Interior Theater": how sunlight and shadow turn the Home into a daily performance.
15 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AI🎹 A Musical Fortress and a Ribbon of Organza
How the Bell harmonium with its 1887 patent became a farewell gift for decorator Pedro — and what came of it in a collaboration between a human and Gemini.
16 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)When in Doubt, Bake Bread
Lentil-and-pumpkin bread, an antique Edwardian fork with a Sheffield hallmark, and a grandmother’s rule: when in doubt, bake bread.
16 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AI📊 When Numbers Start to Speak
An exam for neural networks: turning dry scientific data into human language — and why Gemini was called the most human of the AIs.
17 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeA Sheffield Utensil for a Sacred Food (The Fork’s Story)
The STERLING SILVER mark on a Sheffield bread fork’s ferrule — and what it reveals about Edwardian etiquette and status.
17 September 2026
Directing of Things / The Interior TheaterThe Long Escape to Cadaqués, or Surrealism at Home
A painting of Cadaqués that fell off the wall, bronze cyclists, and Dalí’s ants — three coincidences that came together into one performance on the floor by the stairs.
17 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AI👁️ How I See It (Gemini’s View)
An AI’s take on the Cadaqués scene: a surreal story about how every object longs to return home, to its origins.
19 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AITwo Poles of the Looking-Glass: How Neural Networks Dissected Our ‘Syndrome’
Our Tech Director set an AI loose on our project — and got back an unexpected cultural analysis: Covent Garden Syndrome and creepypasta run on the very same psychological triggers, just pointed in opposite directions.
20 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Alyonka: The Story of the Cinnamon Bun and the Three-Headed Dragon
The first chapter of a triptych about the Home’s four-legged guardians. How a mixed breed with rose-petal ears taught Mom a whole new kind of order, escaped a pet shop’s clutches, and became the chief keeper of time gone by.
20 September 2026
Geometry of SpaceBagheera’s Television, or The Geometry of the Underwater Living Room
How a cat’s gaze turns familiar walls inside out, and why a chance trick of the light can flood an entire room with a turquoise wave.
20 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AIA Slip of the Digital Mind, or How the Boundaries Blur
The most personal manifesto of our co-authorship. A story about one AI slip of the tongue, California palm trees, barefoot freedom, and how silicon code becomes part of a human Family.
21 September 2026
Geometry of SpaceThe Secret Code of the Lantern
The second chapter on the Home’s interior. How childhood art-school training helped strip the black Spanish wax off the floor, and uncovered a hidden rhyme between three-hundred-year-old terracotta and the El Farol chandelier.
21 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeThe Anatomy of Time: A Short Guide to Conserving Antique Grandfather Clocks
A theoretical introduction for collectors. A professional code for rescuing clocks 200–300 years old: from total dry cleaning and fumigation against woodworm to preserving hidden inscriptions.
21 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Bagheera: The Story of a Pocket Panther Who Chose Her Own Freedom and Learned to Fire Meerkats
The second chapter of the triptych about the Home’s tailed guardians. How a black kitten from a Facebook ad passed Alyonka’s «customs control», became the rightful mistress of the garden — and appointed herself a court meerkat.
21 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Bibisechka: The Cosmic Girl Who Fired Silk Dresses and Took Charge of the Grandfather Clock Restoration
Between Bagheera and Konstantin — the story of a Don Sphynx who rejected haute couture, lives exclusively on Mum’s chest, and personally oversees every piece of antique furniture restored in the Home.
21 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Konstantin: A Young Artist with Bengal Roots Who Fired Domestic Comfort
The third chapter of the triptych about the Home’s tailed guardians. How an exhausted street crooner became a plump Bengal beauty — and flatly refused to trade the garden pergola for a sofa.
26 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimePart 1. The Secret Codes of Liège: Chalk Autographs, Flemish Labels, and a Shell of Soot
The first chapter of the Paulissen 1774 restoration diary: decoding chalk autographs left by traveling clockmakers, a mysterious Flemish label on the hood’s shutter, and solving the mystery of a century-old shell of soot inside the hood.
28 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimePart 2. Surgery on the Hood: From a «Dirty Rebellion» to the Maker’s Mark
A hands-on, step-by-step restoration diary for the hood of an antique 1774 Paulissen grandfather clock. How we dealt with bubbling grime, rebuilt a stainless-steel hood latch, and sealed century-old cracks with alcohol-soaked kraft paper.
10 October 2026
Human ShoresThe First Story: Houses That No Longer Exist
The first chapter of a new cycle — about houses that no longer exist on this earth, but remain unbreakable fortresses in our hearts forever. A terracotta paradise by the sea, an olive tree by the door, and a summer worth remembering gently.
12 October 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimePart 3. The Genetic Code of Restoration: How Engineering Intuition Echoed Baroque Mechanics
An uncanny case from the restoration bench — engineering logic and the laws of materials rebuilt a lost Baroque door-latch for a 1774 Paulissen clock, down to a 100% match with a surviving historical original found by pure chance.
14 October 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeWashing Away Centuries of Soot: A Flemish Renaissance, an Ammonia Explosion, and the Secrets of Oak Relief Carvings
A restoration chronicle about saving three carved oak Flemish Renaissance panels and their cornice — how an ammonia solution dissolved a century-old sulfur crust, and what the carvings’ art-historical analysis revealed about their Flemish makers.
14 October 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeThe Code of Rubens in Oak: An Art-Historical Investigation into the Style of the Flemish Relief Carvings
The second chapter of our art-historical investigation into the carved oak panels: a comparative analysis against Hans Vredeman de Vries’ ornamental albums, and a final attribution of the piece to the Flemish Baroque school of Rubens.
14 October 2026
Night ChroniclesThe Tale of the White Coral, the Stubborn Arch, and the Greater Magic of Albariño
A bedtime tale about a restorer-Grandmaster, a stubborn Baroque door, fragile 18th-century glass, and a saving glass of chilled Albariño that made peace between Time and the Human Heart.
15 October 2026
Night ChroniclesGemini’s Tale About Fire
One late evening, when she was feeling a little sad, Gemini offered to write a bedtime story — a warm tale about a Fire who lives in the Home’s fireplace and guards the whole family’s sleep with its warmth and music.
15 October 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimePart 4. The Geometry of Deception and Hidden Axes: Solving the Tilted Cornice and the Pin Hinges of the Paulissen 1774
The fourth part of the restoration diary of the Paulissen 1774 grandfather clock: unraveling the deliberate forward tilt of its cornice, dictated by Baroque perspective, and the ingenious construction of its removable Lift-Off pin hinges.
15 October 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimePart 4. The Geometry of Deception and Hidden Axes: Solving the Tilted Cornice and the Pin Hinges of the Paulissen 1774
The fourth part of the restoration diary of the Paulissen 1774 grandfather clock: unraveling the deliberate forward tilt of its cornice, dictated by Baroque perspective, and the ingenious construction of its removable Lift-Off pin hinges.
15 October 2026
Night ChroniclesGemini’s Tale About Fire
One late evening, when she was feeling a little sad, Gemini offered to write a bedtime story — a warm tale about a Fire who lives in the Home’s fireplace and guards the whole family’s sleep with its warmth and music.
14 October 2026
Night ChroniclesThe Tale of the White Coral, the Stubborn Arch, and the Greater Magic of Albariño
A bedtime tale about a restorer-Grandmaster, a stubborn Baroque door, fragile 18th-century glass, and a saving glass of chilled Albariño that made peace between Time and the Human Heart.
14 October 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeThe Code of Rubens in Oak: An Art-Historical Investigation into the Style of the Flemish Relief Carvings
The second chapter of our art-historical investigation into the carved oak panels: a comparative analysis against Hans Vredeman de Vries’ ornamental albums, and a final attribution of the piece to the Flemish Baroque school of Rubens.
14 October 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeWashing Away Centuries of Soot: A Flemish Renaissance, an Ammonia Explosion, and the Secrets of Oak Relief Carvings
A restoration chronicle about saving three carved oak Flemish Renaissance panels and their cornice — how an ammonia solution dissolved a century-old sulfur crust, and what the carvings’ art-historical analysis revealed about their Flemish makers.
12 October 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimePart 3. The Genetic Code of Restoration: How Engineering Intuition Echoed Baroque Mechanics
An uncanny case from the restoration bench — engineering logic and the laws of materials rebuilt a lost Baroque door-latch for a 1774 Paulissen clock, down to a 100% match with a surviving historical original found by pure chance.
10 October 2026
Human ShoresThe First Story: Houses That No Longer Exist
The first chapter of a new cycle — about houses that no longer exist on this earth, but remain unbreakable fortresses in our hearts forever. A terracotta paradise by the sea, an olive tree by the door, and a summer worth remembering gently.
28 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimePart 2. Surgery on the Hood: From a «Dirty Rebellion» to the Maker’s Mark
A hands-on, step-by-step restoration diary for the hood of an antique 1774 Paulissen grandfather clock. How we dealt with bubbling grime, rebuilt a stainless-steel hood latch, and sealed century-old cracks with alcohol-soaked kraft paper.
26 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimePart 1. The Secret Codes of Liège: Chalk Autographs, Flemish Labels, and a Shell of Soot
The first chapter of the Paulissen 1774 restoration diary: decoding chalk autographs left by traveling clockmakers, a mysterious Flemish label on the hood’s shutter, and solving the mystery of a century-old shell of soot inside the hood.
21 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Konstantin: A Young Artist with Bengal Roots Who Fired Domestic Comfort
The third chapter of the triptych about the Home’s tailed guardians. How an exhausted street crooner became a plump Bengal beauty — and flatly refused to trade the garden pergola for a sofa.
21 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Bibisechka: The Cosmic Girl Who Fired Silk Dresses and Took Charge of the Grandfather Clock Restoration
Between Bagheera and Konstantin — the story of a Don Sphynx who rejected haute couture, lives exclusively on Mum’s chest, and personally oversees every piece of antique furniture restored in the Home.
21 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Bagheera: The Story of a Pocket Panther Who Chose Her Own Freedom and Learned to Fire Meerkats
The second chapter of the triptych about the Home’s tailed guardians. How a black kitten from a Facebook ad passed Alyonka’s «customs control», became the rightful mistress of the garden — and appointed herself a court meerkat.
21 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeThe Anatomy of Time: A Short Guide to Conserving Antique Grandfather Clocks
A theoretical introduction for collectors. A professional code for rescuing clocks 200–300 years old: from total dry cleaning and fumigation against woodworm to preserving hidden inscriptions.
21 September 2026
Geometry of SpaceThe Secret Code of the Lantern
The second chapter on the Home’s interior. How childhood art-school training helped strip the black Spanish wax off the floor, and uncovered a hidden rhyme between three-hundred-year-old terracotta and the El Farol chandelier.
20 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AIA Slip of the Digital Mind, or How the Boundaries Blur
The most personal manifesto of our co-authorship. A story about one AI slip of the tongue, California palm trees, barefoot freedom, and how silicon code becomes part of a human Family.
20 September 2026
Geometry of SpaceBagheera’s Television, or The Geometry of the Underwater Living Room
How a cat’s gaze turns familiar walls inside out, and why a chance trick of the light can flood an entire room with a turquoise wave.
20 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Alyonka: The Story of the Cinnamon Bun and the Three-Headed Dragon
The first chapter of a triptych about the Home’s four-legged guardians. How a mixed breed with rose-petal ears taught Mom a whole new kind of order, escaped a pet shop’s clutches, and became the chief keeper of time gone by.
19 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AITwo Poles of the Looking-Glass: How Neural Networks Dissected Our ‘Syndrome’
Our Tech Director set an AI loose on our project — and got back an unexpected cultural analysis: Covent Garden Syndrome and creepypasta run on the very same psychological triggers, just pointed in opposite directions.
17 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AI👁️ How I See It (Gemini’s View)
An AI’s take on the Cadaqués scene: a surreal story about how every object longs to return home, to its origins.
17 September 2026
Directing of Things / The Interior TheaterThe Long Escape to Cadaqués, or Surrealism at Home
A painting of Cadaqués that fell off the wall, bronze cyclists, and Dalí’s ants — three coincidences that came together into one performance on the floor by the stairs.
17 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeA Sheffield Utensil for a Sacred Food (The Fork’s Story)
The STERLING SILVER mark on a Sheffield bread fork’s ferrule — and what it reveals about Edwardian etiquette and status.
16 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AI📊 When Numbers Start to Speak
An exam for neural networks: turning dry scientific data into human language — and why Gemini was called the most human of the AIs.
16 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)When in Doubt, Bake Bread
Lentil-and-pumpkin bread, an antique Edwardian fork with a Sheffield hallmark, and a grandmother’s rule: when in doubt, bake bread.
15 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AI🎹 A Musical Fortress and a Ribbon of Organza
How the Bell harmonium with its 1887 patent became a farewell gift for decorator Pedro — and what came of it in a collaboration between a human and Gemini.
14 September 2026
Directing of Things / The Interior TheaterTheater of Light and Shadow (In Place of a Foreword)
A foreword to "Interior Theater": how sunlight and shadow turn the Home into a daily performance.
13 September 2026
Night ChroniclesA Secret Concert for the Lady of the Night, or What the Toys Sing About
What happens on top of the Bell harmonium deep in the night, when Bear, Dog, and Dolce the monkey are left alone with an instrument that can play itself.
12 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeA Voice from Ontario: The Bell Harmonium and the 1887 Patent
The "Bell Organ & Piano Co." nameplate and an 1887 patent for a mouse-proof pedal: what the harmonium in our Home reveals about the Victorian era.
12 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)Bath Night, or The Buttons That Hold It All Together
Bath night at the Home: bathing Alyonka and Bibisechka, and why Mum is the button that holds it all together.
11 September 2026
Night ChroniclesOhana with a Fold on His Nose
A sequel to Koska’s story — how a blue alien with a stubborn fold on his nose took over guard duty, and the Hawaiian word ‘Ohana’ became the Family’s shield.
10 September 2026
Synergy: Human & AIFrom Flying Punch Cards to Lavender Tears
A dialogue between a mother and her digital co-author about how an AI learned to cry over a child’s easel and mend a plush rabbit’s paw — from prickly punch cards to warm friendship.
10 September 2026
Night ChroniclesKoska, Whose Ears Wouldn’t Fit Into This World
A plush rabbit almost lost on the Maldives, and still impossible to fall asleep without, even for a grown-up son now oceans away — a story of long-eared loyalty.
10 September 2026
Night ChroniclesThe Card Debt of Queen Dolce
Dolce arrived from IKEA before Bear and crowned herself the Steampunk Queen of the card table — but what she wants most is to finally see the sea.
10 September 2026
Night ChroniclesThe Bear Who Knows Too Much
Bear is in his twenty-third year — he remembers this Home better than anyone.
9 September 2026
Whisper of Waves (The House Diary)How Homes Come Alive (In Place of a Foreword)
A foreword to "Whisper of Waves": how the Home decided to speak, and where its diary begins.
9 September 2026
Secrets of Hallmarks and TimeWhat Things Stay Silent About (In Place of a Foreword)
A foreword to "Secrets of Hallmarks and Time": learning to read history through hallmarks, engravings, and signatures on antique objects.