A peek at our recent trip to the Bosch Parade in the Netherlands!
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A peek at our recent trip to the Bosch Parade in the Netherlands!
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Early Cabaret Sign, bat-shaped, France, possibly 19th century, modified in the 20th. Wrought and rolled iron, carved and embossed, with green glass. Housed at Réunion des Musées Métropolitains, Rouen, Normandy, France.
4 more editions of THE UNIVERSE by F.A. Pouchet
Contur und Farbe: Motive für Decorationsmaler - Carl Behrens - 1899 - via Staats und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden (SLUB)
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VOTE: WHICH RANDOM OLD NICHE DESIGN AESTHETIC IS THE COOLEST TO YOU????
dont just vote based on the name, take the time to look at each option’s page linked below b4 voting!
Mission School
Supergraphic Ultramodern
Wacky Pomo
Contempo Eclectic
Groovival
Cyberdelia
Neoclassical Pomo
Cassette Futurism
Pulp Fantasy
Radical Surrealism
Rad Dog / Neon Surf
Whimsigothic
See ResultsMission School / Supergraphic Ultramodern / Wacky Pomo / Contempo Eclectic / Groovival / Cyberdelia / Neoclassical Pomo / Cassette Futurism / Pulp Fantasy / Radical Surrealism / Rad Dog aka Neon Surf / Whimsigothic
doing this because im very autistic about old design styles and im curious what other people who dont have as much knowledge on the subject prefer. more popular or relatively popular design styles like frutiger aero, vaporwave, global village coffeehouse etc have been excluded from this poll as theres already a lot of people who are aware of those design styles and favor them already. this is more to see what specifically current audiences prefer in terms of “nostalgic old aesthetics” and what could potentially be the next Big Trendy Aesthetic in online culture (or at least the makings of one) ^_^ feel free to rb
Reblogging this because it puts a name to styles I did NOT know had a name.
This is the first modernist home built in the UK and it is classy. The 1920s home in Amersham, UK has 6bds and offers over £3M/$3.809M are being accepted.
I was looking at this, thinking I’ve seen it before. And I’m sure I have, even in colour, possibly in Agatha Christie’s Poirot series, the ITV versions of old. But then I also remembered a house that I saw in a contemporary film about modern housing on youtube. And lo and behold! This is that very house! 1931 footage of this very house, I think!
Marzipan Smaug atop a treasure of golden sprinkles and rich chocolate souffle. As fun to eat as he was to make!
I’VE FOUND MY NEXT BIRTHDAY CAKE
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The world is really pretty at night,
and—it’s all so—silent.
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