/fa/ - Fashion

shit thread, op is a fag

>>15608273
>op is a fag
well duh

So how do you avoid your place from looking "gaudy"?

>>15608280
Oh hey I've been there

>>15608326
>"gaudy"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoni_Gaud%C3%AD

This dope ass cup from Japan

>>15608934
>This dope ass cup from Japan

>>15608934
nice antigravity cup

>>15609070
its just a cup, dude

>>15608816
it's all fun and games until the hurricane hits

>>15609070
>october 2020
>still using soijacks
ngmi

>>15608763
Blue board anon, geez!

>>15609873
It's JAPANESE, my dude! EPIC

>>15608272
>>15608816
Both super based. Kitchen in the second one is especially nice for a small space

>>15609952
are you a fucking idiot?

>>15608816
Reminds me of a place I stayed in Bali. I like the open plan where those in the kitchen can interact with people in the rest of the space.

>>15610136
>he doesn’t appreciate le based japanese crafts
never gonna make it my reddit brother

>>15609952
go back.

If I posted a picture of my new empty bedroom would you guys mind giving me advice?

>>15608264
It's nice in context but I hate how places like Restoration Hardware have co-opted old designs and marketed them as some kind of instant road to class.

>>15608266
Looks too polished, like no one actually lives there.

>>15608261
What's your opinion on Anglepoise lamps?

I have a LED one (in retrospect, maybe i should have gotten an original 1227), it looks cool with my interior, I like to mix modern and old in general.

>>15608272
comfy old farmhouses are the best

>>15611846
Iconic design that looks good in the right setting. If you don't have the right space for it it'd probably just stick out like a sore thumb. Seems you like how it works in your place though so that's nice.

some IKEA

>>15611890

>>15611892

>>15612067
>>15612071
wish I had the house for Rick furniture
primal and modern at the same time

>>15610148
I believe that building is in Bali funnily enough.

I cannot vibe without open-plan architecture. What is the point in closing off the kitchen, it's crazy.

Big windows, open spaces, lots of plants - it's not that hard but so many designers/architects don't seem to get it.

>>15612184
His furniture has something womb-like to it

>>15612085
>>15612082
>>15612076
Never understood interiors like this. It's so lonely

have a bump

>>15612467
Well in any climate that gets cold for part of the year it makes sense from a historical standpoint to have the kitchen closed in to retain heat from the hearth. Then you all gather around the fire at night for warmth. These days, yeah, an open plan is better for socializing.

>>15613133
For sure. He likes those overhangs and smooth curves that give a sense of protection.

>>15613253
I'm sure these are staged for the photos, so most of the things that make them look lived in have been removed.

>>15608425
Please kys.

>>15613253
Just awful. Devoid of humanity. Utterly lacking creativity and pathetic.

>>15614927
based arts & crafts

>>15608934
That "ass cup" of yours is a half decent commercial knock off, Anon.

>>15614935

bit too crowded for my taste (who hangs a painting on the front of a bookshelf?)

>>15611843
>too polished, like no one actually lives there
Actually, no one was living there at the time. Perhaps you may have a greater appreciation for it in context. It is the principal kitchen within a magnificent, Federal house, circa 1795, in Kentucky no less.

>>15611846
The form is tried and true. Hardly innovative.

Personally I rarely use any form of illumination besides traditional incandescent; especially for any sort of table top lighting. Halogen works well for spot lighting. I never, ever use any sort of led or other bot light source. I'd rather bathe in fluorescent hell.

>>15614966
lol there are led bulbs that produce the same light as incandescent and use far less energy. You're just being a Luddite at this point.

I do love the vintage gas lights you've been posting even though they're not really practical in this day and age. I have a couple of these beaux arts style sconces that I bought in Paris. Just had them rewired so I can finally hang them.

>>15614947
>who hangs a painting on the front of a bookshelf?
That is a very, very old interior device. I like the look. Bibliophiles are less inclined. Google it to see gobs of examples.

>>15614986
I think I believe you (that one is above the bookcase fyi)

>>15614982
>Luddite
Possibly; but I live for dimmers and controlled effect lighting. I know that is possible now with alt-tech lighting; but I can always still tell the difference; plus the cost is just wasteful.

>>15614988
>above the bookcase
I am aware. Just wanted to share a cool space; and it's the closest image I had to what you had mentioned. A google search will return many results. Pick up old copies of A,D. all the way back into the 70's and see all sorts of examples; plus they are an invaluable resource.

>>15614989
I really recommend giving new bulbs a chance. They're almost universally more cost effective anyway since the initial price is offset by a longevity many times that of an incandescent bulb. Plus many governments will give you a rebate for buying LED bulbs as an incentive to conserve energy.

>>15614990
Haha. Very funny Mr. Bateman

https://youtu.be/Ruw9fsh3PNY

>>15614992
>more cost effective
No thanks; and not really. Unless you burn incandescents at full candle, they last forever. Like I said, dimmers. I use dimmers in closets.

You don't think that's too much mauve?

>>15614952
I detest the trendy swags; otherwise that kitchen is gorgeous. Do you have a shot of the antique house?

>>15614938

>>15614998
Looks to me like a New England summer cottage and I really don't mind a single color for a room in a cottage like that.

>>15615001
Sorry, I don't have a photo but it's Steven Gambrel's house in Sag Harbor. I'm sure you could find a bunch more interior shots if you google. He sometimes goes a bit over the top for me but I do like a lot of the antique touches he preserves and highlights.

(pic not related)

>>15615011
Oops, that wasn't the picture I meant to post. That's just a showroom.

>>15615006
You might like Fine & Dandy's stuff.
https://fineanddandycompany.com/

>>15615011
>summer cottage
Isn't that the most wonderful little room. The house is a fascinating jewel box of original, antique, vintage, and contemporary embellishments of all sorts; all coming together amid lovely contemporary decor. enjoy.

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/369-Port-Rd_Machiasport_ME_04655_M48799-79187

>>15608271
fuck you, stop following me

>>15615034
Oh, the one you posted haha. I was talking about the mauve one. That Machiasport house is just a few hours north of where I grew up. It really is in the sticks though.

>>15615016
>Oops,
I wondered about that.

The pic you just posted room is nice; but the fireplace smokes; and that's always a sign of bad design and construction. Smoking fireplaces are unacceptable.

>>15615044
Oh right. Kek.

>>15608271
No seriously, how/where did you get this picture from?

>>15615052
that's clearly byzantine, not egyptian

>>15611768

Can you post the Hogwarts dorm room rules so we know what we're working within?

>>15608264
this illicits a really weird vibe

cursed image?