/fa/ - Fashion

>glossy screen right next to big ass windows

>>7663030

mother of god
I would get so much sex with a home like that

>>7663030
Looks comfy, would sit in/10

>>7662634
>what are curtains?

>you will never have a flat with a nice skyscraper view

>>7663030
Lovely, neat but warm feeling unlike these cold minimalist ones

let's see what I got in my interiors-that-make-me-want-to-kill-myself folder.

>>7663559

>>7663559
432 park avenue hasnt been build yet. this is just shopped

>>7663571

>>7663572
DOESN'T MAKE ME HATE MYSELF ANY LESS

>>7663580

>>7663572
that building is so fucking ugly

ugh, i get that the interiors are awesome, but i dunno whether id like to live inside a monstrosity like that

>>7663599
i fucking loved his appartment.

>>7663841
i agree its yust one big pole going up in the middle of the city

>>7663841
it looks like something a 12 year old would make on minecraft

that will be an eye sore to the skyline for a hundred years

>>7663030
any kind souls know a specific name/style for those chairs at the back? pic also related

>>7664089
Architect Mies Van Der Rohe designed a chair like that, its probably the same one.

>>7664089
>>7664105
Yep. looks like a van der Rohe chair.
While not looking like it, those things are comfortable as fuck.
And expensive as hell…

>>7663841
>>7663943
>>7663961
Why all this hate for the building?
I just googled it, and it doesnt look to bad. I thought you fags all like
>muh minimalism

doesnt get more minimal than that. Just a stack of quadratic blocks. You could do worse to a skyscraper…

>>7663937
Best tv apartment
>dat couch modelled on coco chanel's
Tho niles did have a sweet library with a hidden door in a bookcase

>>7664105
>>7664150
thanks brehs, its known as a 'Barcelona'. probably gonna cop a cheaper imitation, they look great

>>7664089

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcelona_chair

I have one. It's pretty, but not very comfy.

>>7663815

these are why i try hard at school

>>7664175
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcelona_chair

do you have the $7000 one? Or the knockoffish ones?

ugh..

really hopign to live in one of these with qt wife, no kids ever. with maybe a 100k on home stereo system

>>7664172
surprised how nice that is. always say in zazen with my nun facing a blank wall in a basement.

>>7664175
They are usually in the lobbies of Mise van der rohe sky scrapers in nyc or toronto if you want to go in and check them out or sit on them, or try to figure out a way we can heist them : )

>>7664175
>
http://www.knoll.com/product/barcelona-chair

>>7664398
>no kids ever
:(

>>7664415
This chair is the pinnacle of modernism. anyone here really know interior design and could point me towards icons of post-modern interior design?

>>7664352
2 barcelona chairs and barcelona bed in that pic would equal = $27 000

: (

>>7664383

Knockoffish. It's there more because it looks nice, I hardly sit in it.

>>7664430
>post-modern
lel

$25 000 versace sofa garish abortion

for mobsters wives, strip clubs

but want soo badly lol

>>7664474
just imagine collapsing into this while speedballing and kicking off my versace loafers while listening to cheif keef.

omg

>>7664166
dressed by Restoration Hardware
I guess it looks ok, but that style is just so identifiable now that it feels played out. I do love Chesterfields.

>>7664496
r u canadian?

>>7664089

Heh. That's my dressing room. I've bought way too much shit since then; the shelves are all full now.

This is in fact Mies' "Barcelona" chair and ottoman. Mine are knock-offs which is why the leather looks kind of crappy.

>>7664498
No, why do you ask?

>>7664519
somtimes americans only call them couches or sofas. and the stereotype is canadians call them chesterfields. just wondered how true that was.

>would wear dior suit and sit reading Granta

>>7664533
Well in my mind, a Chesterfield refers to that particular type of sofa. I've never heard the term used generically for any type of couch.

>>7664161
I actually like the design of the building itself, but I think it looks out of place in that part of the city. Unless the surrounding buildings grow taller, I think it's going to look very discordant.

>>7664552
The easiest way to get Americans to build larger buildings is by flying shit into the old ones.

>>7664550
greenhouse temperatures in that bitch?

>tfw work shitty job for shitty money and don't earn enough to move out
>have just been offered a near-future job that will be double what I'm earning now
>mfw I might actually be able to get my own place soon

>>7664571
would vomit.

acutally to be honest, i wouldn't be able to spend more than a few minutes in that room b/c of being too effete

>>7664474
This just screams white trash with money

>>7664564
I love that sort of juxtaposition of a new modern volume and an old structure.

>>7664564
You can open the round window in the top. It's in Big Sur, where the temperatures don't change that much. Dude built it as a kinda temporary house while he designed his real one.

I would commit murder many, many times over for an apartment in the Dakota.

Is anyone else bothered by the fact that none of these rooms use sound systems? Do they really just listen to their TV speakers?

>>7664612
yes. I would have some pretty cool speakers in the corners of these things.
maybe it just ruins the minimalism of the pics?

>>7664599
I don't know. Im not a homosexualist, so i don't really like it. /: just not my jam

>>7664571
what would that smell like?

plastic? semen? hot computer elements? stewing ramen?

>>7664599
Meh.

>>7664630
I think you answered your own question.

>>7664622
this is badass i'd have a trapdoor that drops people into the pool

>>7664680
my trapdoor would drop them onto my dick

>>7664680
>trapdoor
Exactly what I thought of when I opened the pic

>>7663599
top

>>7664383
Even though I don't read, I desperately want a library.

>>7663030
This is possibly the best looking apartment I've ever seen.

>>7664794
>Even though I don't read

man, don't be a bitch

>>7664806
What? I also desperately want to get into reading and starting a library for the sake of starting one would probably do the trick.

I love the idea of being cozy with a book and fashionably carrying one in my bag and accidentally running into a qt that sees it and happens to be reading the same book.

But I just can't. I think assigned reading in school just ruined it for me.

>>7664450
Looks so uncomfy.

>>7664817
>I love the idea of being cozy with a book and fashionably carrying one in my bag and accidentally running into a qt that sees it and happens to be reading the same book
stop trying so hard, plz

>>7664914
who would voluntarily hang up a poster of a fat chick in his living space?

>>7662594
>just a guitar with no picks/tuner/capo/extra stings lying around
confirmed for decoration

>>7664929
people who like that particular Ministry album, one would presume.

>>7664948
ah, I didn't know it was an album cover. Still, eww

lel

>>7664971
even though that's probably a bitch to live in, I want it

>>7664991
it's actually a ballroom.
a whole band rented it for a few months to record an album but were driven out by heating costs.

>>7665004
>a whole band rented it for a few months to record an album but were driven out by heating costs.
>a whole band
>driven out by heating costs

sounds about right

>>7663183
>tfw you have an apartment in midtown

Rick Owens' Parisian house

>>7665027
>mfw wake up, roll out of bed, and step right on the point of the goddamned horn

>>7665025
host a nyc /fa/ meetup

lel

>>7665027
>hit your head on the fucking concrete behind you while fuckin yo bitch

>>7665057
my apartment is pretty nice but its fucking tiny

>>7663572
had no idea 432Park was going to be that tall. thought it had to be severely shopped when it appeared to be the biggest building in Manhattan

On a side note, my goodness that building is going to be ugly as FUCK. i mean maybe not on its own but amongst the existing architecture of Midtown, its really hideous.

>>7665047
that's a condom brah

>>7665025
>living in midtown

no taste

>>7665076
lower east side faggot go take a dick up your ass in a brownstone

>>7665086
manhattan is so over d:^)

midtown soo /fa/ between the duane reed chase bank and midwestern tourists

>want to live in an apartment like OP's pic related
>want to live in london
>will never be able to afford it ever

hold me

>>7665119
Midtown is terrible. Its all about Park Slope and Carrol Gardens in brooklyn

>tfw I'll never be right enough to have a high rise apartment with huge ass windows

>>7665153
brooklyn has jumped the shark as well, there are few good neighborhoods left. Idk about Carrol Gardens but I went to Park Slope recently for dinner and a night out, it was a very cool area. I dont know how long itll stay that way though, given how close it is to the Barclays Monstrosity.

IMO, Jersey is gonna be the next hotspot. it kinda already is. Hoboken in particular. and it's just a 10 minute PATH ride to Union Sq.

Function over form always with living space. I wouldnt buy uncomfortable chairs cause they look cool. Its my home, I want to be at ease.

Some of these are real nice though

>>7665067
any pics of your apt m8?

>>7665182
>jersey

yuk, well i moved to and lived in Jersey City when my parents got divorced. what an abomination. if they didnt split i wouldve been raised on the upper east side. smh.

>>7664487
>
Please, not Keef

>>7665211
i had the same initial reaction when my cousin told me he was moving there, but trust me there are very cool neighborhoods. Hoboken in particular has a very youthful demographic, and the highest concentration of bars per square mile in the US (although i think it was recently overtaken by Nawlins)

>http://www.ask.com/question/what-town-has-the-most-bars-per-square-mile

Jersey City is an absolute hellhole though, i agree, just dont write off the whole state.

>pic related, view of Manhattan from Hoboken

>>7665257
wow

>>7665257
How's the rent in Hoboken?

>>7665062
I can't wait for another airplane to run into it when everyone is finally settled in.

>>7665257
downtown jersey city is gentrifying

>>7663111
good luck getting them back to your place first ya dingus

>>7664550

> come home drunk
> 'fuck it, I'll just sleep on the floor'

my room 1/2

And 2/2
i should learn but i'm procrastinating

>>7669941
whoa be careful with all those edges

>>7663599
Most /fa.
>tfw when not ballin psychiatrist core.

>>7665027
yuck. That's where he bangs that gross old harpy wife of his

>>7665062
They're putting it right beside that ugly post-modern building with the stupid hole in it's roof?

Why are indoor brickwalls so fucking /fa/?

>>7670888
lol that looks lik a fake brickwall

Definitely America

>>7664378
>tfw my life is just me trying to get a sick skyscraper view apt with a single bed like >>7663571
>try hard in school
>to get a good job
>to get a shit load of money

god what will i do once I have it

>>7664500
hi fuccdad how did you get enough cash together to get a place with a dressing room

I like it a lot btw

>>7670002

what is that flowchart for?

>>7670917
bang qt's on it.

>>7662594
>less than 20 records

>>7671138

You could bang qts in a project apartment too.

>>7664991
>>7665004
how much would something like that cost? say in toronto?i

>>7665062
JENGA!

>>7671108
engineering stuff

>tfw no big mansion in Belgravia
>tfw stuck in muswell hill

Someday......

>>7671431
what enginnering are you studying/ are

>>7671498
mechanical engineering in germany 8)

>>7670002
Hey I have the same headphones as you, AKG k701 master race

>>7664430
the sony building in nyc

seriously though, po-mo is a bit of a joke among architects. you'd do better to study classical modernism

>>7664161
Look at the building.

Then look at the surroundings.

Minimalism isn't just about "keeping it simple", it's about a sort of thoughtful simplicity, that is harmonious and doesn't look out of place. It's also about proportions, and materials.

Look at something like the Seagram Building, not too far from there: the bronze toned I-beams on the facade, the barely functional blinds, the height relative to lot size. It's a building constructed with both exterior appearance and interior functionality in mind.

432 Park is just a building that was designed to be as roomy as possible inside, with as many units as possible, to generate the largest profit possible. It's lazy, it's greedy, it's soulless. It's a property developer's dream.

Requesting the picture of the room with two speakers by an open window with a tree outside.

>>7664622
6 Eames chairs in that pic. that's a lot of fucking money

>>7670929
I think it was meant to be an infant's room, a small bedroom next to the master bedroom. I had the ridiculously small closet demolished and put in the cheap as fuck Ikea system you see in the photo.

>>7664430
I think what you actually want here is mid-century modern. Search on that term and you'll find all the Knoll, Eames, Le Corbusier, etc. you can handle.

>>7664550
sauce?

>>7671954
one of my favourite pics

>>7663815
>9gag watermark
Fuck off 9fag

>>7664450
Have a good one not sleeping at night.

>>7664919
Is this pic taken from Auschwitz?

>>7675706
MattHelders tier