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yodaprod · 21 days

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Let's go to the mall

Pyramid Mall, Plattsburg NY (1978)

Source: Youtube/Vampire Robot

#mall #interior #shopping #retail #1970s #70s #70's #1978

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hualianschild · 3 months

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saw this on my tl and oh op is so right

credits to @/melondenden on X

#I've been saying he's such an artist since I first read the book ??#like please give me an ounce of that creative streak my king I'm suffering here #and the way i call the cave of thousand gods his secret studio lmao #paradise manor was just him being bored and silly to the point he decided to do an interior designing project #and i want to take him with me to go jewellery shopping #and asking for styling and makeup tips #gosh WHY ISN'T HE A REAL PERSON ???#tgcf #heaven official's blessing #hua cheng #san lang #tian guan ci fu #mxtx

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obsessedbyneon · 5 months

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Master post: The interior landscape design of the Copley Place mall in Boston, Massachusetts, 1984.

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#master post #scan #80s aesthetic #copley place #shopping mall #mall #mallwave #mallsoft #vaporwave #gucci store #1980s #eighties #interior green #interior landscape

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evan-collins90 · 23 days

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Ontario Mills Mall - Ontario, CA (1996)

Designed by F+A Architects

Scanned from 'Vertigo - the Strange New World of the Contemporary City' (1999)

#design #90s #interior design #architecture #interiors #1990s #colorful #themed #mall #shopping mall #ontario #california

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hometoursandotherstuff · 2 years

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As soon as she saw this house in Nashville,Tennessee, Adora knew it was the house for her, and her biggest indulgence was having it professionally painted pink.

She loves coming home to a pink house and stepping out on her pink porch.

As soon as you walk thru the front door, there’s a big gold cage that indicates the decor is unique. I wonder if it’s an old elevator.

She says her decor is selectively curated vintage, b/c her choices are unique. She describes the style as “Hollywood regency mystique meets 1970s opulence, with some kitsch and borderline gaudiness depending on which room! But always glamorous, luxurious, and comfortable!”

Instead of a living room and dining room, she chose to have 2 living rooms, b/c she prefers lounging to anything formal.

She looks for credenzas, end tables, and nightstands that have storage, b/c the older home only has one closet, so she keeps clothes everywhere.

Her biggest inspirations are mostly a mixture of a few of her favorite 1960s and ’70s Palm Springs time capsule homes,

She painted her kitchen appliances and countertops, and also hung the shelves.

Painting the cabinets pulled it all together.

Adora doesn’t give decorating advice b/c she feels that decor is so personal.

She says that the only mistake people make with color is being afraid of it. But, she adds that if you like white and neutrals that can look good, too.

And, she says to remember that texture pulls a room together.

Her favorite piece is her 1970s red round bed. She bought it from a woman who bought it directly from a furniture store in the 70s and Adora’s only the 2nd owner.