Room Thread

[Anonymous No.13739238]

Post your room, pad, inspo, whatever

Did that dude with the place on the edge of Glacier National Park ever return?

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[Anonymous No.13739244]

>>13739238
awful

>>13739240
you wish

[Anonymous No.13739245]

>>13739244
As usual, talk shit, post room. Faggot

[Anonymous No.13739248]

[Anonymous No.13739255]

>>13739245
yo vro go back to plebbit

[Anonymous No.13739277]

effay: anything constructed prior to the 20th century
not effay: anything constructed in the 20th or 21st century

[Anonymous No.13739390]

>>13739248
what do you call this style of interior design?

[Anonymous No.13739421]

>>13739390
trashcore

[Anonymous No.13739566]

>>13739238
Excellent

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[Anonymous No.13739696]

Love interior design threads. Haven't seen one in a while.

[Anonymous No.13739702]

For me, the /fa/ lifestyle is about self expression and identity, and at the heart of that is your home.

[Anonymous No.13739708]

Japanese interior design is my favorite. Lots of things in a small space but it all feels functional, clean, and organized.

[Anonymous No.13739711]

>>13739708
(that pic isn't Japanese, I know.)

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[Anonymous No.13739770]

>pictures of basic/unlivable shit with direct/warm light and an ig filter
wauw so /fa/!

>>13739714
this is the only nice one that actually looks like someone would live there

[Anonymous No.13739782]

>>13739751
Damn, that's lovely
Gives me the FLCL 2000 vibe, which is becoming a comfier and more loved aesthetic by the day
Do garages count as interiors?

[Anonymous No.13739789]

>>13739782
>that's lovely
could you articulate what's lovely about it?

[Anonymous No.13739791]

>>13739770
>I have no taste

[Anonymous No.13739792]

>>13739791
I love proper carbonara though, it tastes amazing!

[Anonymous No.13739799]

looks messy because I have to store construction shit in there
putting in the walls soon so it doesnt look awful, afterwards I can lay down the flooring and put in the bedframe and we’re done

[Anonymous No.13739805]

>>13739789
It feels extremely youthful and hopeful and distinctly unpretentious
A young artist with few possessions lives in a simple and dilapidated but acceptable space, they are not distracted by trappings of wealth or material success
They live in a space conducive to creativity
Its comfy, its functional, you can imagine waking up with a breeze from the large open windows on your face, warm under that comforter with streaks of Saturday morning sunshine reaching through, everything just a little damp
All the small money they've saved has gone right back into that gorgeous ES-335 Gibson and records
This is the living space of a person who has deep convictions about what makes them happy
That's lovely

[Anonymous No.13739821]

>>13739805
awww anon that is lovely :3

[Anonymous No.13739906]

>>13739805
ur mum gay

[Anonymous No.13739966]

>>13739255

> Anything not autistic and black/white belongs on reddit

Keep your negative shit to yourself. I get this is 4chan, but theres a difference between arguing with people and just being a miserable fuck that ruins the vibe. If I wanted to talk to doomers that hate their lives, I'd hang out in /pol/

Shove your faggot opinion up your ass

>>13739277
Ignoring that brutalism is the most effay design style

>>13739566
pretty dope

>>13739580
decent, but no clue what top middle pic is of

>>13739696
Same, my favourite on /fa/

>>13739764
Pretty ideal for me

>>13739805
Shit, well said

[Anonymous No.13740411]

>>13739714
>No farts no true love

[Anonymous No.13740427]

>>13739966
>Ignoring that brutalism is the most effay design style

It was created mainly for public buildings. Most western brutalist apartments were experimental and most of them failed.

[Anonymous No.13740438]

>>13739702
Not even necessarily the best inspo, but that photo off the mirror is the best inspo i've ever seen.

[Anonymous No.13740508]

>>13739751
i think i've seen this somewhere else.. maybe in an actual book?
cozy af

[Anonymous No.13740537]

>>13739714
>>13740411
based brap poster

[Anonymous No.13740539]

>>13739805
This is a really nice post.

[Anonymous No.13740622]

>>13739238
>le midcentury modern meme
do you think corby, knoll et al ever anticipated they would become a hegemonic presence in interior design in fifty years?

[Anonymous No.13740642]

>>13740427
> Denying that this isn't effay af

neck yourself

[Anonymous No.13740651]

>>13739238
What's the deal with /fa/ and its characteristic "one really expensive chair, everything else is shit" style?

[Anonymous No.13740657]

>>13740651
thats not just /fa/, its a thing outside of /fa/ and the trend just bleeds over the board here. everyone buys the same eames chair and as soon as they tilt back in it you can just hear them say to themselves
>you know i'm a bit of an industrial design connoisseur myself. eames, bauhaus the list could go on

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>>13740696
Looks like a Swedish prison cell.

[Anonymous No.13740868]

My current room, taken 3 days ago. Trying to bring in rental income.

[Anonymous No.13741501]

I put more money and thought into the /fa/ nature of my home than of the clothes I wear. I dress clean and simple, and people say I dress well but I take my apartment more seriously than my clothes.

[Anonymous No.13741522]

Working with a tiny bedroom. Should I opt for a bed roll on the floor or this trifold futon?

Comfort factor is probably about the same, supposedly the futon is very firm. Cons: bed roll is on the floor, cleanliness, rolling it up every day; futon isn't exactly elegant, but the perfect width for the space I have.

[Anonymous No.13741540]

>>13741501
What do you dress like?

[Anonymous No.13741570]

>>13739248
apex

[Anonymous No.13741622]

>>13739248
zajebisty

[Anonymous No.13741637]

>>13741501
>Empty frames
>Grey pots for plants
>New old style candlesticks
>New arabic style candelabra
These things make me uncomfortable, it feels very inauthentic, atleast to me. It's like you're a hipster Patrick Bateman, like some interior design store told you this is what your apartment should look like. Really looks exactly like every arrangement in ever interior design store. I like some of the things though, the rightmost plant and lamp are nice. The blanket on your sofa and the whole lower bookcase is great. But maybe think about putting some more personality into your apartment? I respect your effort though, keep at it!

[Anonymous No.13741681]

any advice for someone with a shitty office-style carpet floor? I can't afford real wood or laminate rn.

[Anonymous No.13741709]

>>13741681
carpets can be very comfy anon
but you should try to limit the amount of other textiles in the room, so go for more wood and simple/minimalist design patterns to contrast the soft nature of the carpet, especially if it's grey or so
either way, you can't go wrong with natural wood in most cases
and don't overcrowd the room with stuff

[Anonymous No.13741900]

These threads are calming

[Anonymous No.13742012]

>>13739751
Holy shit is this the other side of the room of that photo thats always posted in these threads and /wg/, where there's a ton of cassettes and music equipment stacked up in the corner? Anyone know what im talking about?

[Anonymous No.13742074]

>>13742012
This ? No I don't think so

[Anonymous No.13742170]

a spooky photo of my place

>>13739248
why is there a designated alsamixer monitor

>>13739747
i used to live like this but i'm too lazy to use the vacuum cleaner daily, which is something you have to do if you're going to sleep on the floor

>>13741501
do u find stacking books vertically convenient in any way

[Anonymous No.13742214]

>>13742170
Stacking books vertically feels perfectly convenient for my main collection. I keep a mini stack of the books I'm currently reading on my desk though.

[Anonymous No.13742219]

>>13739566
looks cool, but the lack of lamps would make taking a shit after sunset really annoying.

[Anonymous No.13742349]

>>13739238
Any tips for making my new flat cozy? I was forced to move early so I have very little furniture. It is very empty and sad right now

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>>13740696
>Aperture science

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>>13739805
comfy post

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>>13742170
I think I have that same mug. Nice.

[Anonymous No.13743119]

got a brainlet question
i have an old map i wanna hang, it's a weird format so i can't find a non custom frame that will fit around it one to one
so how do i hang it in a larger frame without fucking up the map? i don't want to tape it from the back or glue it on
is there some magic trick or do i just use tape and hope i can pull it off later?

[Anonymous No.13743248]

>>13742074
>>13742012
They are not the same room
I have the book, I'll post the other half of both rooms in a little bit

[Anonymous No.13743251]

[Anonymous No.13743279]

>>13742357
>ls swap
>mismatched bucket seats
>shitty orange color instead of white or black
>cheap detachable steering wheel
>animu sticker
>dude drifting lmao
trash build gaijin

[Anonymous No.13743649]

>>13743279
my god
i think that car is ghey af but you're a hueg cum guzzling fgt

[Anonymous No.13743819]

>>13740657
What should I read/research to not be this?

[Anonymous No.13743831]

>>13740868
Its neat, but there's too much brown and looks kinda bland. Could do with a rug.
Also WTF is up with those windows by the bed; the looks like mirrors?

[Anonymous No.13744508]

>>13743649
Nah he right
T. /o/

[Anonymous No.13744585]

>>13739238
Organize your cables

>>13739566
I used to like these uber modern things (especially those cool modern exterior houses), but nowadays they are just so damn lifeless to me.

[Anonymous No.13744611]

>>13742349
Plants, rugs and blankets are important for a cozy place imo. Dunno what you like but inspo like this thread should give you a vague idea of what style you want to go for

[Anonymous No.13744712]

>>13739238
half of my tiny dorm room

[Anonymous No.13744868]

my small room

[Anonymous No.13744875]

>>13744868

[Anonymous No.13744943]

>>13739238
I also have a keyboard piano not pictured

[Anonymous No.13744965]

Anyone have any city apartments inspo?

[Anonymous No.13745065]

>>13743043
Tove's place is honestly pretty cool. My dad visited some birthday party there when he was a kid

[Anonymous No.13745180]

>>13743119
read this for a start, then make your own frame, or mat it into a slightly larger frame.
http://www.logangraphic.com/the-complete-guide-to-the-picture-framing-process/

[Anonymous No.13745315]

>>13743251
noice

[Anonymous No.13745557]

>>13743819
Just buy things that are aesthetically pleasing to you personally, not based on designer or brand. That's it.

[Anonymous No.13745776]

>>13741522
if you dont want to be a pseud i recommend either buying design history books on amazon or getting them from your local library. https://www.amazon.com/History-Interior-Design-Furniture-Nineteenth-Century/dp/0471464333 if there is any region or period of design that you like especially, look at the citations and bibliography for further reading

if you want to look more at contemporary design than historical, youll have to turn to blogs and magazines. unfortunately most of them fall into categories like martha stewart DIY for boomers, target and ikea shopping for millenials that just bought their first home, or soft filter IG pics with listicles. few actually specialize in taking a look at design as an art and discipline in and of itself. design-milk.com is one of the few good ones. frame and coveted are decent magazines (ive only looked through their print mags, havent looked at their online content)

other fun places to lurk are auctions (like 1stdibs.com) and grad student work. look up design schools like pratt or risd and browse the student work and exhibitions. if youre looking at MFA projects youre about as close to the bleeding edge of design as you can get. these students will eventually work for design firms, open their own studios, work for architects, they even might even be hired by target to design knockoff midcentury modern. have fun anon

[Anonymous No.13745780]

>>13743819
if you dont want to be a pseud i recommend either buying design history books on amazon or getting them from your local library. https://www.amazon.com/History-Interior-Design-Furniture-Nineteenth-Century/dp/0471464333 if there is any region or period of design that you like especially, look at the citations and bibliography for further reading

if you want to look more at contemporary design than historical, youll have to turn to blogs and magazines. unfortunately most of them fall into categories like martha stewart DIY for boomers, target and ikea shopping for millenials that just bought their first home, or soft filter IG pics with listicles. few actually specialize in taking a look at design as an art and discipline in and of itself. design-milk.com is one of the few good ones. frame and coveted are decent magazines (ive only looked through their print mags, havent looked at their online content)

other fun places to lurk are auctions (like 1stdibs.com) and grad student work. look up design schools like pratt or risd and browse the student work and exhibitions. if youre looking at MFA projects youre about as close to the bleeding edge of design as you can get. these students will eventually work for design firms, open their own studios, work for architects, they even might even be hired by target to design knockoff midcentury modern. have fun anon

[Anonymous No.13745782]

>>13739238
Feel like I don't have any room in my room, getting a new desk helped but still kinda claustrophobic in here.

Any tips for utilizing space better?

[Anonymous No.13745833]

>>13745557
thats pretty insipid advice.

first, theyre going to need places to look. the response i gave was more detailed but people need to look more places than inspo threads on /fa/. the same pictures are reposted all the time. lets say someone even wanted to look up a sofa in one of the pictures here. and they just google 'leather sofa wooden arms.' thats going to get them nowhere if they're looking for a sofa made in the french "empire" style. having a historical and cultural grasp of furniture and design history will make even google keyword searches have tons more depth than just passively looking at photos dumped from an anons folder

second, what you find aesthetically pleasing can be expanded and focused if you grasp the historical context of design and production. what was bauhaus reacting to and what was their intention behind their design? learning that makes apartment hunting or thinking about the use of your space much different than just wandering around target and saying "this looks good. this looks good too." you could find bauhaus and french colonial design both aesthetically pleasing, but your room will end up confused if you blindly throw items together. of course you shouldnt buy something designer just because just because "it's ~designer~" but designers often have principles or focus in their work that is illuminating to learn and know

this has equivalence in other artistic design as well. takahiro miyashita for example, under number (n)ine and his new label the soloist, has historical grounding that is rare. his last collection for number (n)ine included new interpretations of cloaks, breeches, and other 18th century european clothes. if you follow and learn his work closely, you'll see influence from european romantic and gothic periods as well. you are missing out on a lot if you just decide to generalize all "designer" work as brandwhoring and paying for logos

[Anonymous No.13745869]

1/2 of my room

it’s basic but comfy

[Anonymous No.13745961]

>>13745869
>it’s basic but comfy
*depressing
ftfy

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>>13744875
Groovy

[Anonymous No.13746314]

>>13745780
I appreciate

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>>13744868
>small

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>>13745869
>>13746739
i think a bit more natural light would make it less depressing
otherwise nice radio
did you build the shelf urself?

[Anonymous No.13747205]

>>13745833
No, what you are talking about is just experience.

Yes you should look at websites and pintrest and read wiki etc, but ultimately that is just consuming information.

You should still buy what you like and over time develop your taste and horizons.

[Anonymous No.13747257]

checking in to make sure 4chan and reddit users still have bad taste so i can still get high on feeling superior to a bunch of characterless fags who feel a sense of community with an internet board full of background prop people that should be euthanized for wanting to fit in so bad and thinking that dressing one way or another will make them any more appealing than the dirt that they are naked

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>>13739248
THIS
is true deepwebcore

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>>13747257
what a sad life you live

[Anonymous No.13748134]

>>13746739
This looks like a very depressing hotel room.

[Anonymous No.13748461]

>>13748134
This looks like a very cramped hotel room.

[Anonymous No.13748502]

>>13748461
That's exactly what it is.

[Anonymous No.13749251]

bumping

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[Anonymous No.13749280]

>>13739248
this is unironically effay

[Anonymous No.13749283]

>>13739805
walks the line between gay and comfy, but manages to swing itself into the comfy category pretty safely by the end

[Anonymous No.13749353]

>>13749271
I hope youre a girl, using those pinterest little cute princess lights being a man should have you castrated by law

[Anonymous No.13749401]

>>13749353
>Alcohol
>Castlevania series
>Twilight Zone boxset
>Old NES console
>Little car toy
It's a dude and fuck you for having such a fragile masculinity not to explore lighting options.

[Anonymous No.13749429]

>>13742219
>lack of lamps
he he, I'm pretty sure that's one of those high tech sky lamps and that the entire room is in a basement

[Anonymous No.13749567]

Just posting don't mind me at all

[Anonymous No.13749568]

>>13749567

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>>13745869
W2c those weights

[Anonymous No.13749902]

>>13749584
??
Just go to Dick's, those are pretty basic. Amazon even delivers them.

[Anonymous No.13750067]

>>13739248
what video/album is that on youtube

[Anonymous No.13750106]

>>13739580
this guy is the biggest autist of our lifetime,

[Anonymous No.13750353]

>>13749271
get rid of that antena what the fuck

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[Anonymous No.13750375]

i feel miserable looking at all these perfectly decorated rooms
i wish i had more relaxing and soothful space to be on my own, but i really suck at designing and arranging things, no matter what kind of - from notebooks to my clothes, not even talking about rooms
it just always ends up being messy and uncombined, idk what should i do

[Anonymous No.13750397]

>>13750375
Start by getting rid of things you don't need.
Having few things makes a room more clean and easy to keep tidy.

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>>13749271
What anime bro?

[Anonymous No.13750511]

>>13744712
This is a nice looking dorm friendo

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>>13750434
Looks like the Castlevania cartoon.

[Anonymous No.13751103]

>>13750520
Is it a screenshot?

[Anonymous No.13751144]

>>13751103
got a few dead pixel in the sky

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[Anonymous No.13751407]

>>13749584
They're CAP branded dumbells, very ubiquitous brand and should be easy to find in the States!

t. not faggot /fit/ friend with a real home gym

[Anonymous No.13751449]

>>13743251
>using a hard drive as a coaster
The machine god will smite you someday.

[Anonymous No.13751460]

>>13751285
Why does that photo in the top right look familiar?

[Anonymous No.13751477]

>>13751460
it shouldn't, that's me and my dead brother with a locally famous comedian

[Anonymous No.13751500]

>>13751477
I think it's the combination of the composition and the truss in the background. It looks like another photo that I can't quite place. Weird.

[Anonymous No.13751508]

>>13739238
Where?

[Anonymous No.13751565]

>>13739243
>giant windows
>unfinished brick interior
>no thermal curtains
Unless those windows are top grade and routinely maintained, that room is going to be an ice box.

>>13739782
Everything about that is gorgeous. It is also bigger than most of the apartments shown in this thread.

>>13751275
>>13751280
>>13751285
You have a lot of organizers and boxes spread about yet it still feels cluttered.

[Anonymous No.13751569]

>>13739243
neat. by the airport. looks cold but i love pajamas and slipperss

[Anonymous No.13751579]

>>13750353
I need it to cap HD channels.

[Anonymous No.13751612]

>>13739751
i'd live there but i'd have to tidy up some of the clutter.

[Anonymous No.13751660]

>>13750422
very comfy, but i'd like a seat with a back on instead of sitting cross legged. but what a setting that is.

[Anonymous No.13751695]

>>13739238
mm

[Anonymous No.13751697]

>>13751695
Not bad, Patrick.

[Anonymous No.13752050]

>>13742357
ls swapped rx7 is the least /fa/ thing i can think of

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13752117]

>>13739566
tis funny because this is actually a lighting promo, the skylight isnt natural light its "fake" pretty insane though
>>13739708
Japanese interiors are top tier

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13752119]

zumthor knows his shitt

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13752126]

>>13750519
kanye should stay the fuck out of architecture boring and superficial af

old school Norwegian churches

[Anonymous No.13752139]

love these threads, I'll do a dump and post my room in a couple of days when I've gotten around to cleaning it

[Anonymous No.13752140]

>>13739243
why did you photoshop the lamp on the left in?

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>>13752142
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>>13739238
OP, where is this? It's beautiful.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13752565]

>>13752142
>>13752143
>studio Mumbai
mynigga

[Anonymous No.13752657]

>>13739238
My home, last christmas

[Anonymous No.13752884]

>>13751280
nice tables and closets, and cat and plant

[Anonymous No.13753250]

>>13750375
Post a picture of your room anon, and ask for advice.

[Anonymous No.13753302]

>>13739390
Deep web

[Anonymous No.13753523]

i'll dump a few i've got saved

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>>13753649
Nice loft w2c

[Anonymous No.13753793]

Shit pics of this shithole

[Anonymous No.13753800]

>>13741501
One of my favourites in the thread. I think it's an original arrangement. You brought in some items that I didn't expect to work so well with the surroundings, and it's nice to see minimalism used as a back drop rather than the focal point. I think it's more comfortable to be surrounded by objects you like than a blank canvass. Comfort should be the most important thing if you're living in a place, in my opinion, and whatever makes us comfortable is different from person to person. Good job!

[Anonymous No.13753850]

>>13752565
I know right? Didn't know about the second one tho, gotta look more into their stuff

[Anonymous No.13753871]

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>>13753729
taken from very old thread, not too sure what store this is

[Anonymous No.13754040]

>>13749567
any idea what that tree is?

>>13749574
i like the blue wainscoting and wall.. i might change the shade a bit, but it looks good imhofam

>>13752145
i love stuff like this
call me fgt
(i'm gay!)

>>13752657
looks cozy !

[Anonymous No.13754132]

>>13753652
wtc ceiling lamp?

[Anonymous No.13754216]

>>13739782
No real work has ever been done in that garage.

[Anonymous No.13754255]

>>13751275
>>13751280
>>13751285
for the love of god get a rug or carpet

[Anonymous No.13754313]

>>13739782
state of that petrolicious tier bullshit garage I fucking hate this #aircooled #drivetastefully bullshit you just know the owner wanks over mr porter style guides and listens to Lighthouse Family over AirPlay

[Anonymous No.13754332]

>>13754313
S E E T H I N G

[Anonymous No.13754376]

>>13740642
>Communist architecture is beautiful and instills a sense of warmth and connection to its inhabitants
Sorry Carl M., communism failed along with its shitty architecture. Literally looks like the inside of a mall parking garage.

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13754773]

>>13754376
fuck off, your lack of knowledge is showing
> all brutalism is communist
go back to trump tower where you came from


possibly the most /fa/ house in history after ricardo bofill's crib

video of the place
https://vimeo.com/118479447

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13754776]

>>13754376
fuck off, your pleb taste and lack of knowledge in architecture is showing
>implying most brutalism was communist
back to trump tower with you


pic related is possibly the most fa residence in history

https://vimeo.com/118479447

the video does it far more justice

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13754779]

old school interior by my nigga corbusier

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13754781]

barragan also got some skills

https://www.nowness.com/series/in-residence/casa-gilardi-luis-barragan-martin-luque

[Anonymous No.13754791]

>>13739751
Japanese people must look at us thinking we're idiots for fawning over this

[Anonymous No.13755180]

>>13739751
Looks awful lemao stop being delusional weebs

[Anonymous No.13755195]

>>13746739
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UztCDH2xuQ

[Anonymous No.13755227]

>>13750519
isnt this that yeezy house thing?

[Anonymous No.13756417]

>>13740868
Too much wood, this’s bad

[Anonymous No.13756419]

>>13741501
What’s this??

[Anonymous No.13756496]

This is my office. Still a WIP

[Anonymous No.13756514]

>>13756496
This is on the wall you can't see. It's my curiosity cabinet.

[Anonymous No.13756538]

>>13752126
Idk I think it looks alright
>>13755227
Yeah

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>>13750519
>>13752126
>>13755227
>>13756538

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>>13756546

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>>13739702
For me its the McChicken, the best fast food sandwich

[Anonymous No.13756743]

>>13753523

What is the name of the plant on the very left?

>>13749567

And the name of this?

[Anonymous No.13757311]

>>13756514
Nice

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>>13757311
Thanks :)

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[Anonymous No.13757604]

>>13739238
lol what, this is my apt...

>>13740622
to some degree, yes
timelessness is a driving criteria and motivation for design

>>13740657
what if I majored in industrial design? :(

>>13740651
I have a chair more expensive than the lcw

>>13744585
no

[Anonymous No.13757614]

>>13740651
You need somewhere to sit when you're reading...

[Anonymous No.13757736]

1/4 Could really use advice. Room feels like a huge prison cell and I have no idea where to start.

[Anonymous No.13757739]

2/4

[Anonymous No.13757740]

3/4

[Anonymous No.13757741]

4/4 Any suggestions at all appreciated

[Anonymous No.13757787]

It's a bit dark but it's my bedroom

[Anonymous No.13757789]

>>13757787
Why the fuck did this website turn my image upside down

[Anonymous No.13757796]

>>13757741
>>13757740
>>13757739
>>13757736
Start with some plants, maybe a floor plant beside the shelf in the fourth pic.
Also some wall shelves, good storage and feels more homey. Personally I'd put them above your desk or above the storage unit in the second pic.
Also, get more paintings/posters and place them where they look nice. The one above your desk is not even centered and it would looks so much better if it was.

[Anonymous No.13757801]

>>13754376
Communist architecture was never meant to make you feel comfy of connected, it's meant to make you feel small and oppressed as if you were nothing in front of the giant which is the government. Pic related, the building is actually pretty small but it always feels like its looming over you.

[Anonymous No.13757819]

>>13756514
That's a big ass bible

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>>13757939
i get what they are going for but that's disgusting
air thick with perfume, old woman who wears too much makeup

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>>13739702
Fucking Doom is the most FA rapper desu

[Anonymous No.13758005]

>>13758000
maybe if you are a 14 year old fedora tipper

[Anonymous No.13758245]

>>13739566
>CoeLux artificialk daylight
W2C

[Anonymous No.13758295]

>>13758245
>CoeLux® artificial windows reproduce the true effect of the light and space of the outdoor. The products faithfully mimic natural sunlight, a clear blue sky and its infinite depth. One distinct “sun” bursts down into the scene through the opening, either on the ceiling or on the wall. Objects shine in the exceptional light and cast sharp and blue-toned shadows, colored by the sky. Both sun and sky are at infinite distance, as for a real-window case.
>For lovers of the Mediterranean basin there is the CoeLux® 45 family, featuring a 45-degree solar-elevation angle. The family guarantees an ideal balance of light and shade, thus enhancing the shapes and volumes that have flourished in outdoor architecture in the past.
>The CoeLux® 45 SQUARE is designed for wall installation in areas with ceilings as low as 2.7 meters or below. >The CoeLux® 45 SQUARE creates a make-believe square window with an area of approx1 sqm (approx 10 sqft).

ok this is fucking epic who here ready for cyber hellscape where all your windows are fake and you never see real sunlight

[Anonymous No.13758429]

>you will never live in a fully furnished Greene & Greene bungalow

[Anonymous No.13758812]

>>13757819
All the better to praise you with.

[Anonymous No.13758820]

>>13750067
Naxatras II

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>>13739243

big, if true

[Anonymous No.13758919]

>>13751695

Not bad, Patrick. But mine overlooks central park

[Anonymous No.13758928]

>>13754781

I went to Casa Galardi, Barragan's last project. It was incredible

[Anonymous No.13759183]

>>13748502
Is this in the Hague?

[Anonymous No.13759201]

>>13758429
most neets here have no idea what that even means.

[Anonymous No.13759207]

>>13757789
not the site, it's your phone

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>>13739702
This picture made me realise a lot of shit about myself unrelated to it

[Anonymous No.13759239]

>>13759232
like what

[Anonymous No.13759241]

>>13757963
>>13757968
>>13757973
>>13757979
Gross

[Anonymous No.13759259]

>>13740696
Yuo see Wolodomir, why of needing nice space when everyone has same equaling space?

[Anonymous No.13759266]

>>13741522
That's two airline seats sewn together.

[Anonymous No.13759567]

>>13759266
Comfort.

[Anonymous No.13759632]

>>13742012
i have a couple of copies coming I’ll scan the entire thing after I sell them lol

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>>13753793
can you post more? ur room is very comfey and i like it

[Anonymous No.13759763]

>>13739805
anon cummin through

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>>13739245
Probably the coolest driveway I’ve ever seen

[Anonymous No.13759836]

>>13740706
Is there a name for that type of table?

[Anonymous No.13759838]

>>13743279
T. Automatic driving burger

[Anonymous No.13759893]

>>13751449
it's probably dead or some useless tiny drive anyway

[Anonymous No.13760764]

>>13759201
This place is filled with know-nothing nobodies.

[Anonymous No.13760835]

Ok

[Anonymous No.13760974]

>>13757739
you have a billy herington poster, my man
where can i get one? pls

[Anonymous No.13761007]

>>13760835
this aint no desktop thread, faggorino

[Anonymous No.13761017]

>>13761007
What about something like this

[Anonymous No.13761021]

Posting some recent faves

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[Anonymous No.13761030]

I dream of Eames

[Anonymous No.13761031]

>>13761025
Eames chairs fucking suck

[Anonymous No.13761034]

>>13761031
t. never owned an eames and is bitter he cant afford one

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[Anonymous No.13761039]

>>13761034
of course I've never owned an eames chair. They are uncomfortable as fuck. Want to look at some real chairs, look up Hans J Wegner. Eames is meme shit.

[Anonymous No.13761040]

>>13761021
gunpla on display?
kinda like it

[Anonymous No.13761045]

>>13761017
>pop vinyl
>>>/reddit/

[Anonymous No.13761053]

>>13761039
Adjusted for inflation they were still over $2500USD when they sold in the 50s
They're extremely comfy, I'm 6' and have no issue with it
People have issue with the head support because they think you're supposed to sit upright, you're supposed to slouch down in the chair, it isnt a desk chair
>meme shit
It's the most enduring furniture design of the last hundred years
It's like saying the Rolex Submariner is a meme shitter because its enduring, popular, extremely finely finished and will fit almost any person or place well
It is ludicrously overpriced for sure, but you'd have to be quite the insecure /mu/ posting angsty teen to turn your nose up at it

[Anonymous No.13761072]

>>13761053
I'm 6'2 and I get no head support unless I slouch down in them. I would say that a chair where you can't sit upright isn't well designed from an ergonomic perspective. Armrests have weird placing and don't work for me at all.

Wegner's oxchair and wingchair are far better in terms of comfort and craftsmanship. Beauty is subjective though, and I will admit the Eames chair looks really good. I just don't think its a very good chair and it is massively overrated.

[Anonymous No.13761080]

>>13761072
Eames-fag here
If were talking comfort, Eero Saarinen's womb chair reins supreme for me
It isnt nearly as universal in terms of use in an interior though

[Anonymous No.13761090]

>>13761080
never seen one, but it looks very similar in terms of angles and dimensions to a wegner lounge chair.

if you ever see a wingchair or the oculus chair (not knock offs), do yourself a favor and have a sit.

[Anonymous No.13761143]

>>13761090
Same to you on the womb chair
They're at every Design Within Reach

[Anonymous No.13761145]

>>13761143
sure, but i've never seen one in northern europe

[Anonymous No.13761161]

>>13749251
where'd you get that candy claws print?

[Anonymous No.13761172]

>>13761161
Not them but with zazzle or any other printing service if you have a nice res image you can get a canvas print like that for like $20, got a whole series of porsche posters printed for $45 when the real vintage ones were over $500 each

[Anonymous No.13761341]

>>13761161
there was a thread a year or so back, where he said he simply got it printed. like >>13761172 said

[Anonymous No.13761343]

>>13744868
looks pretty good. some wall art and/or plants would be pretty nice
where is it?

[Anonymous No.13761403]

>>13754776
Looks awful dude

[Anonymous No.13761410]

>>13739566
How does water get into that tub?

[Anonymous No.13761418]

>>13761410
water is pumped up into from the bottom

[Anonymous No.13761482]

>>13761053
>>13761072
>http://www.dwr.com/living-lounge-chairs/eames-lounge-chair-and-ottoman/5667.html?lang=en_US
>>>$5,295.00 - $7,295.00
A modern, licensed replica costs as much as a downpayment on a car.
While certainly a gorgeous chair, nothing about plycraft or the design really justifies that kind of money.

[Anonymous No.13761487]

>>13761482
exactly. I would say it should be half that, maximum

wegner chairs actually warrant the asking price

[Anonymous No.13761499]

>>13761487
I know you can probably find a knockoff on homesquare or whatever, but then you get all the stigma of having a bootleg.

[Anonymous No.13761500]

>>13761499
never ever get knockoff furniture

always get the best you can get within your price range

[Anonymous No.13761504]

>>13739245
but that's not a room you dumb faggot

[Anonymous No.13761540]

How do I get effay lighting? I want soft light that is easy on the eyes and spills across the room.

[Anonymous No.13761551]

>>13761540
get a vintage restored Jielde lamp and put a soft-light bulb in it, then point it towards your ceiling. It will make a nice soft light from the ceiling reflection

[Anonymous No.13761559]

Not sure if you guys will like this, but I really enjoyed binge watching all the episodes on this channel, some of the homes they view are a bit pretentious or impractical but the production is still very nice I think, hope someone else enjoys these!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3yHLikvjPU

[Anonymous No.13761583]

>>13761551
Damn, that's really effay even if it is an over-glorified desk lamp.

[Anonymous No.13761589]

>>13761039
>eames chair. They are uncomfortable as fuck
I don't like them either because they're babby's first designer chair but you can't deny they're comfy

[Anonymous No.13761590]

>>13761583
My cousin restores them. Got a five armed one for my reading corner.

[Anonymous No.13761592]

>>13761589
I can deny. I do deny. I've sat in them. Unless you are a midget, you cannot sit comfortably in them unless you slouch like a motherfucker.

[Anonymous No.13761598]

ITT: poorfags mad they can't afford an eames and one tall dude who's convinced you're supposed to sit stiff and straight in a lounge chair

[Anonymous No.13761602]

>>13761598
why are you so hell bent on shilling that overrated overpriced plywood midget chair?

There are better chairs out there. Broaden your horizons.

[Anonymous No.13761682]

>>13761017
kamen rider on motorcycle is pimpin' desu

[Anonymous No.13761695]

>>13761039
>>13761053
>>13761080
>>13761589

They come in a "tall" version, sanctioned by Eames foundation several years ago (3" higher head rest). Much more comfortable for taller folks, and for me as well (i'm 5'8").

I mean the chair was designed to be sat in a slouched position, so....

[Anonymous No.13761709]

>eames chair
i like these. i've never sat in one, but i think they look cool and i've considered buying one or buying a knockoff if there's one that's not a complete waste of money.
that being said i think i'm more attracted to the Ekornes chairs.
any first-hand experience from anyone here??
i'm looking for a leather chair and matching ottoman and i want something comfortable.
something less expensive would also be great

[Anonymous No.13761714]

>>13761590
yo, love the little friend...always considered one, but $1500 is bit steep desu, would instacop if it were 1/3 the sticker price

>>13761500
this, knock-offs are garbage
if you can't buy new, save up for an authentic second-hand

[Anonymous No.13761717]

>>13761709
never ever buy a chair that you haven't sat in first

or make sure there is a no-bullshit return policy

[Anonymous No.13761728]

>>13761709
not familiar with Ekornes chairs, but in a similar aesthetic there's the Falcon lounge chair, superrr comfortable

[Anonymous No.13761735]

>>13761714
Where I live, the KS11 is 1300 dollars. I got it for 20% off at a sale. Still pricy, but I haven't regretted it. Very nice functional and practical design. I love the height adjustability.

[Anonymous No.13761768]

>>13761717
>never ever buy a chair that you haven't sat in first
i mostly agree with this...
i might buy a knockoff Eames online if i could return it easily though.
there's an Ekornes dealer not very far from home, so i am going to go look at them soon.
i'm 'remodeling' a room and i'm thinking about a lounge chair that i might like.
i guess i was just wondering if anyone had experience/comments on Ekornes

[Anonymous No.13761772]

>>13761768
don't buy a knockoff

it will be 100% shit

get something genuine that's within your price range

[Anonymous No.13761777]

>>13761772
lol ok.
honestly i'm about 99% in agreement with you..
i do make foolish decisions sometimes though

going in a completely different direction, i'm also considering the Churchil chair by Restoration Hardware. i do like big comfy armchairs and i've sat in a few of these. i like them

[Anonymous No.13761817]

>>13759183
It's the Nakagin capsule tower in Tokyo. God-tier postmodern architecture and entirely unique in the world, but falling apart and unsafe for living because it hasn't been maintained at all.

[Anonymous No.13761833]

>>13761145
>never seen Eero Saarinen in northern Europe
what

[Anonymous No.13761868]

>>13761559
i love this channel too! its been fun to watch and get ideas from

[Anonymous No.13761911]

friends grandparents cottage

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>>13761911
>1911
/k/ommando dubs
are those scented candles?
i love the decoys!

[Anonymous No.13762117]

>>13757736
>>13757739
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>>13757741
Are you actually Russian or just a huge slavaboo?

[Anonymous No.13762195]

>>13745869
w2c that shelf thing

[Anonymous No.13762230]

>>13744868
>Converse x CDG

[Anonymous No.13762274]

>>13757432
>banquet pot pie

is this peak /fa?

[Anonymous No.13762327]

Two questions, what are some decent quality furniture stores for people without a ton of money aside from Ikea and anyone got some good "lounge" chairs for a poor fag?

[Anonymous No.13762330]

>>13762327
posting some saved pics

[Anonymous No.13762350]

>>13752149
favorite so far

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>>13757992
that floor's pretty clean

[Anonymous No.13762365]

>>13762330

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>>13762365

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>>13752657
looks cozy af, anon

[Anonymous No.13762387]

>>13762378

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>>13762365
this is comfy

[Anonymous No.13762483]

>>13762365
>>13762378
>>13762387
Nice

[Anonymous No.13762492]

>>13762387
>tfw poor fag who loves room threads
feels bad man

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13762685]

>>13762327
HAY perhaps, but nothing as cheap as ikea

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>>13762685
HAY is very good, do they have them outside of Denmark?

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13762874]

>>13762869
they're all across Scandinavia at least and some in japan etc but not sure about the rest of the world
imma cop this one when i get some money

[Anonymous No.13762883]

>>13762855
there is a difference between sitting at 90 degrees and sitting upright in a lounge chair.

[Anonymous No.13762967]

>>13754776
Mate don't take everything so literally.

Commies loved brutalism,

Corberó's residence is awesome but don't oversell it.

You clearly have an academic obsession with concrete, but try to remember that people have to actually work and live in these buildings. The vast vast majority of people prefer comfort over accolades.

And yes, to most people that means midcentury and scandi minimalism.

By the way the most effay style is metabolism.

[Anonymous No.13762978]

>>13761592
Imagine trying so hard to be an elitist that you try to sit bolt upright in a LOUNGE chair.

I can't imagine any chair would be comfy to sit like that with a footstool, it sounds incredibly uncomfortable.

Eames chairs are definitely overrated, but they are comfy.

I would tell you to try relax next time you see one, but clearly you are pretending not to know how to sit in a chair as part of some superiority complex.

[Anonymous No.13762991]

>>13762978
I'm saying that you should be able to sit upright in a chair

[Sulli !sULlip02cU No.13763025]

>>13762967
> remember that people have to actually work and live in these buildings. The vast vast majority of people prefer comfort over accolades.

no shitt, im not saying that brutalism or concrete is that good (either for urban planning or environmental reasons) i was arguing against
>Sorry Carl M., communism failed along with its shitty architecture. Literally looks like the inside of a mall parking garage.
concrete is cold, hard, and unsustainable and i try to avoid it like the plague for my own projects, but shitting on brutalism is still a little harsh, i mean metabolism and brutalism arnt that different either

pic unrelated

[Anonymous No.13763061]

>>13762991
What do you think the Ottoman is for? A place for your dirty laundry? Try sitting upright in a lounge chair with your feet on a footstool and tell me how "well designed" it is from an "ergonomic perspective". You're literally a sitting L.

Do you also buy sandals and wonder why your feet are getting cold while wearing them in the winter and then complain that things that you put on your feet are supposed to keep you warm?

[Anonymous No.13763064]

>>13763061
sandals are for hoes

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>>13762330
who u spy on with that scope?

[Anonymous No.13763675]

>>13762330
this is just excessive. You don't get points for having three fucking eames chairs in one room.