Interior Inspo Thread (again)

[Anonymous No.17865518]

Is there a more appropriate board to post these threads on? If not it’s ok, I like effay’s taste on interior design anyway.

I’m going for Mid-Century this year.

[Anonymous No.17865794]

>>17865518
black Eames chair on right

*Name of style* for dark chocolate brown leather + chrome *armchair on left*, pls?

[Anonymous No.17865858]

>>17865794
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Confort

Next time shut your whore mouth, everyone knows what a eames chair is n

[Anonymous No.17867264]

[Anonymous No.17867650]

>>17867264
Looks kinda depressing

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[Anonymous No.17867793]

>>17865518
Looks alright despite the tile floor. I have tile like this in my apartment and always thought it made the whole place look like shit no matter what.

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[Anonymous No.17868134]

My favorite

[Anonymous No.17868139]

>>17867650
more depressing than this?

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[Anonymous No.17868589]

>>17868134
is this a concept piece or does it actually exsist

[Anonymous No.17868673]

>>17865858
is that the Maxell BJ chair?

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[Anonymous No.17870266]

need inspo for my next project, any pics of the glam 80s or 90s NYC penthouse apartment style? mirrors, black furniture or walls I guess? spots where Moon Man or Rich Biff Tannen might live I guess

[Anonymous No.17870287]

>>17868134
try hard vibes
>>17868582
>>17868724
>>17867264
just perfect

[Anonymous No.17870311]

[Anonymous No.17872413]

bumping because i love these threads

[Anonymous No.17872417]

frenchie bedroom

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[Anonymous No.17872576]

>>17872424
10/10

[Anonymous No.17872824]

>>17867264

[Anonymous No.17872863]

>>17867264
Norwegian prison cell.

[Anonymous No.17872864]

>>17872424
>>17872417
>>17868724
>>17868582
>>17868134
>>17868080
>>17867760
>>17867264
Shitty inspos.
Are you eastern yuros or something? Disgusting tastes.

[Anonymous No.17872950]

For me it's bond set dedkx8g8sign from the connery erahvthf2

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[Anonymous No.17872966]

no nigger i didnt mistype the captcha

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[Anonymous No.17872990]

>>17872951
w2c a volcano

[Anonymous No.17873185]

a little bit more cozy

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[Anonymous No.17873789]

I wonder if you guys could even afford these designs.

[Anonymous No.17873894]

>>17873789
none of you can, which is why every picture is a production still.
It's even funnier when you see people rating these pictures, like the photographer is here.

you're all a bunch of losers desu.

[Anonymous No.17874268]

>>17873894
uh, wow ok, thanks anon.

[Anonymous No.17874272]

>>17872417
real frenchie bedroom

[Anonymous No.17874998]

>>17872424
This is really nice

[Anonymous No.17875067]

>>17868139
what is actually wrong with this though?

[Anonymous No.17875069]

>>17873789
no one can. these are all pics from celebrity mansions that cost millions of dollars

[Anonymous No.17875071]

>>17867264
If i showed up to a hotel paying more than 200€ a noght and this was my room, I would be severely disappointed.

[Anonymous No.17875427]

>>17874272
that is some old world decrepitude, Iove it.

[Anonymous No.17875511]

The Bauhaus aesthetic is cold and sad, as if you were in a luxurious Swiss euthanasia clinic.
On the other hand, the mid-century aesthetic is now the default style for normies, every normie has a fake Eames chair.
If there are furniture of these two styles in your house, it will seem like you live in a museum.
Now it is fashionable to mix minimalist Japanese aesthetics with classic Scandinavian chairs. This is beautiful, but it seems artificial to me.
The Super Normal aesthetic is the best if you want to build a really nice environment.

[Anonymous No.17875601]

>>17875427
if i told you it's located in the attic of the baroque Saint-Roch church, would you believe me

[Anonymous No.17875635]

>>17875511
>it will seem like you live in a museum

problem with that?

[Anonymous No.17875672]

>>17875511
is ur pic supposed to look like shit?

[Anonymous No.17876150]

>>17875635
No problem. Just my opinion.
>>17875672
No, the pic represents the aesthetic that I like

[Anonymous No.17876370]

I am moving in a newly built flat soon and still need a wardrobe for shoes and jackets and also looking for some stuff for the walls

[Anonymous No.17876373]

>>17876370
floor is real light beige wood and walls are white, any ideas?

[Anonymous No.17876393]

>>17876373
No idea what you’re style is but you Could do something like this for cheap. beige Timber, warm ambient lighting, lots of plants, personal knickknacks/art.
Between IKEA and Facebook marketplace can kit out a nice pad

It’s not hard to paint walls if you’ve got the original colour match done up if you want to go down that route too

[Anonymous No.17876396]

>>17876393
P2

[Anonymous No.17876399]

>>17876396
P3*

Each pic is progressively more expensive, but it’s just about the essence of it**

Bitches love beigecore

[Anonymous No.17876401]

>>17876373
I would leave the walls white, I wouldn't put anything on the walls.
I would only buy furniture that is strictly necessary. He would buy only a few very high quality pieces, the rest would remain empty.

[Anonymous No.17876438]

>>17865858
you're a fucking retard btw-- the lc is on the left.

[Anonymous No.17876441]

>>17876399
This false minimalism makes me nervous. The walls are white, the furniture is modern, but the entire space is occupied by superfluous objects. There is no room for emptiness and natural light.

[Anonymous No.17876475]

>>17876399
looks kinda stuffed I want to have nothing laying around in the open, lighting will be all out Philips hue

[Anonymous No.17876725]

>>17876396
>>17876399
love the 606 and the esu

[Anonymous No.17876960]

>>17876725
606 is great, it's a shame it's so fucking expensive

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[Anonymous No.17877416]

>>17876441
> false minimalism
That’s because it’s not trying to be minimalist, it’s just a lived in eclectic/modernist home.

I think it’s important to see these sorts of spaces being occupied with every day objects that shows people actually live here, As opposed to having a highly curated museum space. This is the compromise that happens when you have GF and your forced to let go of any ultra minimalist / brutalist fantasies.

>>17876475
Of course, never compromise on cleanliness. but, don’t be afraid if your house looks lived in at times and to have personal heirlooms and decorations around as well. You want women to enjoy the time at your place without it feeling like a hotel room.

[Anonymous No.17877550]

>>17874272
need

[Anonymous No.17877624]

>>17877416
I guess it depends on your style, I couldn't live in a place where every place has been occupied by an object. Empty space and natural light are essential elements for good decoration, from my point of view. And I am not an extreme minimalist.

[Anonymous No.17878590]

>>17865518
the beautiful windows are worthless when you just have a view of someone's house, they can just look right in? Dumb as fuck

[Anonymous No.17878593]

>>17878590
Go live in the woods then, fuckin’ trailer trash hick.

[Anonymous No.17878824]

>>17872824

[Anonymous No.17878825]

>>17878590
I've always wondered how people who live in the city can have their windows open when everyone can just see in.
>>17878593
Found the anon that spent a mill on a house that looks into other people's windows.

[Anonymous No.17878862]

>>17876441
>false minimalism
I think that's just called overly clean and sterile. Every is just too sanitized along with low-effort cheap furniture. Like Ikea trash.

[Anonymous No.17878875]

>>17876393
>>17876396
>>17876399
This shit makes me irrationally angry.

[Anonymous No.17878891]

>>17878875
How so?

[Anonymous No.17878896]

>>17878891
I said irrationally didn't I?

[Anonymous No.17878902]

>>17878896
I believe you’re capable of using your words if you tried anon. You can do it :)

[Anonymous No.17878906]

>>17878902
I hate it because they're happy and I'm not. And I will not be happy until they are unhappy.
I hope we fall into world war 3 and I get to die in a muddy field.

[Anonymous No.17878949]

>>17873789
>>17868582
>>17868134
What exactly is this style called. It's like an open air atrium patio cave made out of stone or wood, raw fabrics and minimalistic but futuristic design. It's like cozy brutalism with plants

[Anonymous No.17878954]

>>17878825
>2023
>privacy rights
what world do you live on, hillbilly?

[Anonymous No.17878960]

>>17875067
It's cheap. The room needs to be 60x60 (vaulted) and the bed needs to be a pile of new Zealand wool bound in Egyptian cotton on a raised Japanese cedar frame with recessed warm led accent lighting behind. The floor needs to be bare stone or imported with a circular handwoven 24x24 jute rug in dark primary colors. The television and sound system should be recessed into stone walls which slide open on command revealing a grotto hot tub and waterfall shower. There should be no kitchen or toilet anywhere on premises because that's for poors.

[Anonymous No.17878962]

>>17873789
Hotel room.

>>17868134
AI Render.

>>17868582
Japanese Minimalism / hotel.


>>17878949
This stuff looks like the set decor for a bad 2013 action film set in Japan lol.

[Anonymous No.17878965]

>>17878825
I don't know what the Foucault term for this is but basically you're very proud of your 8 million dollar glass and metal home in whatever Coastal meme City you live in and you want people to see your big TV you want people to see you seeing your big TV you want to patter around your kitchen fashionably dressed in the evening and passers by to look up and see you and wonder oh I wonder what beautiful meal they're preparing. Its $40 of macaroni and cheese from the Whole foods hot bar.

Poor people in more plugged in cities also do this and they shove a bunch of plants and little knick knacks in their window and then set up their entertainment area in front of said window so passers by can see them reading or gooning on discord or whatever and they feel like the lofi chill beats anime girl despite being a sexually confused 24yo man.

It's certainly not a thing in lower tier big cities like Houston because of the racial problems the crime problems that actually does Foster brawl and gated Suburbia behind cameras fences and brutally rigid Greenery. My apartment faces a cemetery but I would walk around naked with the windows open even if my neighbors weren't dead.

[Anonymous No.17878967]

>>17878962
Well I noticed the rich are opting for this organic Stone cloth stuff and getting away from cocaine cheek and Millennial gray and Mediterranean and more rustic looking stuff and trying to do like this it could be a thousand years in the future it could be a thousand years in the past type of decor which is kind of cool but also it's almost like foreshadowing for some sort of apocalypse like the line between one of these spaces on some rich person's property in Southern California and a mad max / Dune dystopia is not that far apart

[Anonymous No.17878969]

>This stuff looks like the set decor for a bad 2013 action film set in Japan lol.
sugoi

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[Anonymous No.17878984]

>>17867264
I dig the monastic neo-minimalism

[Anonymous No.17878989]

>>17878984
4U
https://www.dezeen.com/2023/10/29/rustic-italian-interiors-lookbook/

[Anonymous No.17878994]

>>17878967
Most of These are resorts/luxury retreats that are aiming for wow-factor for social media flexing, Not necessarily homes people are living in for extended periods of time.

Check this out if you want to see some insane sci-fi/organic home architecture, the interior design and integrated furniture is nuts. Completely impractical but cool regardless.

https://youtu.be/N1TTiLx5IPc?si=orSUgjTJhfa_668Z

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[Anonymous No.17879129]

Azuma House is the ultimate pill

[Anonymous No.17879145]

>>17878965
>>17878967
>>17878994
kys

[Anonymous No.17879153]

>>17873245
would be cool without all the useless clutter. digging the exposed utilities warehouse type ish

[Anonymous No.17879388]

>>17878962
>AI Render.
So is that hotel room one you replied to.
A bunch of the images in here are renders.

[Anonymous No.17879394]

>>17878969
They need to get like 50 smokers in there to cloud the shit out of that window.

[Anonymous No.17881733]

Bump

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[Anonymous No.17881925]

You aren’t effay if you don’t own a vintage chest trunk.

>>17879388
Best in thread, post more.

[Anonymous No.17882281]

>>17878824

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>>17882281

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>>17882284

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[Anonymous No.17882585]

any good ai programs i can upload a picture of a room in my house and it can redesign it? I'mt not smart enough to learn unreal engine and not looking to pay a designer

[Anonymous No.17883470]

My room is effay as fuck

[Anonymous No.17883713]

>>17874272
still inspo

[Anonymous No.17883807]

>>17867760

[Anonymous No.17883811]

>>17867760
>>17883807

[Anonymous No.17883915]

>>17873789
You could make something like that at a fairly affordable price and make that wall design thing yourself if you're handy. The space itself is what's expensive, an apartment like that must cost hundreds of thousands if not millions.

[Anonymous No.17884498]

>>17883915
honestly you could have that look even in a decently large studio. Track lighting isn't that expensive, a bed that looks like that isn't that expensive. The only thing that is difficult is that stone thing on the wall but like you said it's also doable.

The thing is, why would you want to? The pedophiles who live in these 50 million dollar properties barely even live there full time, that's why they can afford to have weird and honestly somewhat unlivable designs. They can afford to have multiple properties where each one is basically just an investment and art piece they barely live in and just hold cult rituals in sometimes so they can be sterile and cold and eclectic

But I'd say if that room were done in lighter tones with maybe a jute rug under the bed it'd be much more inviting.

>>17875511
It feels a bit cold and uncomfortable to me. I'm imagining sitting in those chairs and resting my elbows on that cold table and it just doesn't feel comfortable

>>17876373
I think that's a good starting off point. In my opinion things look better when there's a basic overall color palette to the room, at least for the large items. If I were you I'd be looking at wooden furniture that looks good next to the floor, so not the same color but in some natural finish, and not too dark. I'd go with a cream colored couch, wicker baskets, stuff like that. And then obviously you can add some more color with paintings and decorations and stuff like that.

>>17877624
I agree, I think empty space is pretty underrated. Just having a clean spot on the floor or a clean desk is a really nice feeling

[Anonymous No.17884508]

>>17867264
so glad this shit is on it's way out

[Anonymous No.17884511]

>>17882585

[Anonymous No.17884540]

>>17875511
japandi is for the poors, everyone else has moved on already
>>17875635
it's fine, it's just it's not 1922 anymore, who cares that you know mies van der rohe...
>>17878984
although that said I should really get some thonets.. need dining chairs....
>>17873789
i can't imagine there are too many people worth 8 figures hanging out on this board lmfao

[Anonymous No.17884764]

for me it's traditional furniture or louis 16th style furniture

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[Anonymous No.17885540]

>>17876393
>>17876396
>>17876399
Hoarder shit. Glad I don't live with a femcel desu.

[Anonymous No.17885795]

>>17885432
this is fine
>>17876399
p2 is the nicest because if you're still living like this but can afford P3 something has seriously gone wrong with your taste

[Anonymous No.17887243]

>>17878965
best thing I've read on 4chan in a while

[Anonymous No.17887291]

[Anonymous No.17887441]

>>17887291
>taking a shit in literal hell

[Anonymous No.17888755]

Would a wall of these look out of place in a cookie cutter home? I want to make my home office more comfy

[Anonymous No.17888769]

>>17881886
This is everything I want in life

[Anonymous No.17889648]

>>17888755
the wall of glass next to it is what makes it good

[Anonymous No.17889938]

>>17889648
I want to emulate this

[Anonymous No.17890029]

>>17889938
I like your taste anon

[Anonymous No.17890374]

>>17875601
>would you believe me
no

[Anonymous No.17890488]

>>17889938
Any more inspo with computer desks? I'm trying to design my home office, I have a desk similar to this but wondering how best to lay it out with a couch and TV too

[Anonymous No.17890642]

I'll dump some Stuff inspired by Communism.

[Anonymous No.17890646]

>>17890642

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>>17890646

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>>17890649

[Anonymous No.17890654]

>>17890652

[Anonymous No.17890655]

>>17890654
So what do you think?

[Anonymous No.17891204]

>>17890646
>>17890652
>>17890654
It's still crazy to me that some western hipsters get unironically inspired by our shitholes.

[Anonymous No.17891228]

>>17890655
needs more wall carpet

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[Anonymous No.17892328]

>>17891204
the high ceilings are what make it

[Anonymous No.17892716]

>>17892328

[Anonymous No.17892761]

>>17890649
>>17890652
>>17890654
>>17890655
What the fuck does this inspire?

[Anonymous No.17892766]

Charles Ive's study recreated in new york

[Anonymous No.17892771]

Frank Lloyd Wright Sondern Adler house

[Anonymous No.17892772]

>>17892771

[Anonymous No.17892774]

>>17892772
Fireside bench

[Anonymous No.17892776]

Louis Kahn Fisher house

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>>17892776

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>>17892778

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>>17892779

[Anonymous No.17892784]

>>17892778
>>17892779
>>17892782
This is another fisher house, not the same

[Anonymous No.17892789]

4MB file limit on an image board?!

[Anonymous No.17892790]

>>17892789
Arne Jakobsen bungalow

[Anonymous No.17892796]

GEnel house

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>>17892796

[Anonymous No.17892824]

>>17892761
alcoholism

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[Anonymous No.17892840]

>>17872417

Basic Starbucks bitch

[Anonymous No.17892876]

>>17891204
That's because you're a nihilist like most of your people. They're unhappy anywhere because that's who they are on a base level. Even when your kind moves to the west they still end up thinking things could be better elsewhere or if some circumstance could change. Truly insatiable. Meanwhile Anglos, French, Dutch, Spaniards, Portuguese, etc literally traveled the globe to random backwaters and built themselves empires from the wildernesses.

We are not the same.

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>>17891228

[Anonymous No.17892903]

>>17872417
Whoever’s room this is probably has the tightest pussy ever. Possibly even a virgin.

[Anonymous No.17892922]

>>17865858
Why be so rude?

[Anonymous No.17892929]

>>17889938
I really like that ikea chair

[Anonymous No.17892930]

>>17889938
The entire photo looks AI

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[Anonymous No.17892986]

>>17868139
I used to live like this. Best time of my life

[Anonymous No.17892991]

>>17892986
>laptop on a stand facing directly to the left side of your bed
C’mon anon. Stop making your fap station so obvious. I can clearly tell you jerk off with your right hand.

[Anonymous No.17892992]

>>17892991

Does anyone fap with their left hand?

[Anonymous No.17892998]

>>17892827

Basic Ikea bitch

[Anonymous No.17893844]

>>17881925
not vintage. also looks like shit in your living space.

[Anonymous No.17893910]

>>17892876
nice rant schizo

[Anonymous No.17894088]

HEYYY
Check out this place anons.
https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/25503355/144-5-street-w-cardston
This has the nicest most comfortable interior I've ever seen.
It has a nice Virtual tour as well.

Post more house listing if you have them, I wish there was a board where this stuff was more appropriate.

[Anonymous No.17894102]

>>17892797
i hate this, mies looks so bad with the nakashima wood

[Femboy4Prez !!QtZ5ahYRiUC No.17894112]

>>17892766
Great
>>17892771
meh. Too much wood
>>17892772
Bad. Too much wood, too much empty space, bad lighting
>>17892774
Gross
>>17892776
Ok
>>17892778
Great
>>17892779
Good. Not a fan of subtle but ubiquitous oriental elements
>>17892782
Ok
>>17892789
Gross gross gross -2/10
>>17892796
Possibly great... Maybe an acquired taste
>>17892797
Ok
>>17892827
Meh
>>17892830
Good mis-en-scene ig
>>17892880
Good
>>17892974
Decent
>>17892986
Better than "gross". Worse than meh.
>>17893910
-1/10
>>17894088
Great

[Femboy4Prez !!QtZ5ahYRiUC No.17894113]

[Femboy4Prez !!QtZ5ahYRiUC No.17894117]

@mariegaguech on ig

[Femboy4Prez !!QtZ5ahYRiUC No.17894120]

ted "dot" amsterdam on ig

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>>17894120
Pee week’s play house? wtf is that bullshit?

[Anonymous No.17896226]

>>17892716
our dreams stay the same

[Anonymous No.17896306]

>>17892716
>that 60s retro-future interior
love it

[Anonymous No.17896352]

>>17865518
Why does 4chan still not have a design/architecture board. Also, can someone identify this rug?

[Anonymous No.17896682]

There’s nothing more /fa/ than a hacker’s dark man cave.

>>17896352
There’s no such thing as “identifying” a Persian rug, just go find one with that same color way. You’re right about the architecture board thing though. I threw it in the suggestion box a few years ago.

[Anonymous No.17896707]

Is pop art tacky?

[Anonymous No.17896708]

>>17896707
Very

[Anonymous No.17896709]

>>17896707
I’m debating between this Andy Warhol piece, and this one by Piet Mondrian.

[Anonymous No.17896713]

>>17896709
I want one of them to be the single piece of color in an all white room. I’m going for a modern museum kind of vibe.

[Anonymous No.17896944]

>>17896713
How about accomplishing that with something less abhorrently cliche

[Anonymous No.17896975]

>>17896039
pomo :) it's fun

>>17896709
>>17896707
you want to buy fake paintings?

>>17896682
there was a autistic fellow here a few threads ago who broke down how exactly to identify the different kinds of rugs based on material, motifs, and number of knots per inch

[Anonymous No.17897444]

>>17882281
>>17882284
Is that the Couvent de la Tourette ? I can see it from my place I absolutely love it.

[Anonymous No.17899714]

>>17868134
recessed floors ftw

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[Anonymous No.17899991]

>>17899963
Fuckin, based af. Got more pics? I wanna make my place look like this.

[Anonymous No.17900363]

Love some mid century modern. Anyone know where i can find a lamp like this in America? This one is $500 + shipping

[Anonymous No.17900383]

>>17900363
looks like around ~$23 of materials

[Anonymous No.17900387]

>>17900383
Exactly what I was thinking. May go over to /diy/ and see if they have any threads related to making shit like this

[Anonymous No.17900841]

>>17900363
If you didn't want to DIY this yourself, I have no doubt someone on etsy could make it for you exactly like the photo or similar for cheaper than whatever you would buy in a store, and you could then just put in your cord of choice.

[Anonymous No.17900863]

>>17885540
Yeah we’re all well aware you don’t even know a girl

[Anonymous No.17900883]

>>17899991
>more pics
I dont think so

[Anonymous No.17900886]

>>17900883

[Anonymous No.17901637]

>>17900363
>Love some mid century modern. Anyone know where i can find a lamp like this in America? This one is $500 + shipping
what are you making money for if not to buy nice things?
you're going to spend that 500+shipping on something, and you're going to make another 500+shipping soon enough, so why not treat yourself?
that's like 8-10 AAA video games that you wouldn't even finish anyway.

cut your nicotine intake in half for a month and buy a nice lamp, anon.

[Anonymous No.17901675]

Is brass still in? Or was that just a fad?
Captcha: G0YAKA

[Anonymous No.17901824]

If anyone has an good 1980s apartment decor photos I'd appriciate it.
I'm considering buying a tiny starter home near the ocean and it needs a complete flooring and kitchen gut a rework.

[Anonymous No.17901876]

>>17901824
translation: I'm surfing zillow on lunch and dreaming

[Anonymous No.17901887]

>>17878862
This is the house from The Incredibles 2

[Anonymous No.17901909]

>>17901675
I've worked in the lighting industry for 7 years.

Brass comes and goes every 3-4 years in terms of popularity, between then people usually go for the tried and true finishes such as brushed nickel and oil rubbed bronze. it would be a long time before I would say brass is outdated as it compliments a range of different interior designs ranging from browns/leather furniture to mid century modern furniture-- just depends on how you style the room/house, many of my fixtures are brass and I enjoy them!

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>>17878862
Jason! Jaaaaason...

Jason!

[Anonymous No.17904071]

>>17878824
And they called this style, "The Sodomise"