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!@#$%! 01.27.2008 04:57 PM

this shit:

 


HELL NO

nicfit 01.27.2008 05:05 PM

 

Cantankerous 01.27.2008 05:09 PM

 


yall know what this chair is for, don't you?

nicfit 01.27.2008 05:14 PM

uh, that would work better on a rooftop than in a living room--- wouldn't it?

!@#$%! 01.27.2008 05:14 PM

i could live with this type of funky



 


http://www.funkysofa.com/

Phlegmscope 01.27.2008 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Cantankerous
 


Looks like something savage clone would use as a furniture. if it was red.

My living room, bedroom, storage space and all the shit I own is crammed in one huge 13,5 square meter room.

Kina 01.27.2008 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
ha ha ha orry to hear. my parents had conventional furniture while i was growing up. so and i love orange! i used to have a huge orange wall in my dc apartment a couple of years ago. the rustic look i like for the countryside and actually we have a little hovel in the mountains where we lived for a while... i wouldn't mind putting furniture made of logs in that one (it gets filthy easily anyway, ha).



ahh you were lucky then, oh I forgot to mention that I also can't bring myself to buy one of those funky sofas with the square armrests cause I had to sleep on one every day for a year cause we didn't have enough space in the apartment at that point as we hadn't made an extra bedroom which we needed. Those things are goddamn uncomfortable! Oh and by rustic I just kinda mean comfortable and not made out of plastic, I think I've had enough plastic hehe

Oh here's a couple of pictures of lamps very similar to those that were in my bedroom:



 





 


Apparently it sure is trendy again, since this one's selling for GBP 125, haha we should've sold ours instead of throwing it away:
A vintage 1960's/1970's ufo pendant light in luminescent opalescent plastic and bright orange lacquered metal

Purchased in Denmark, this vintage 60's or 70's ufo-style light has a central band and cap made of very high-gloss brilliant tangerine orange lacquered metal, while the top and bottom halves of the main body are matching opalescent and smooth hard-moulded plastic discs with a gently undulating sculpted form. The light has a diameter of 35cm (13.75 inches) and is in excellent condition.

!@#$%! 01.27.2008 07:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kina
ahh you were lucky then, oh I forgot to mention that I also can't bring myself to buy one of those funky sofas with the square armrests cause I had to sleep on one every day for a year cause we didn't have enough space in the apartment at that point as we hadn't made an extra bedroom which we needed. Those things are goddamn uncomfortable! Oh and by rustic I just kinda mean comfortable and not made out of plastic, I think I've had enough plastic hehe

Oh here's a couple of pictures of lamps very similar to those that were in my bedroom:


 



 


Apparently it sure is trendy again, since this one's selling for GBP 125, haha we should've sold ours instead of throwing it away:
A vintage 1960's/1970's ufo pendant light in luminescent opalescent plastic and bright orange lacquered metal

Purchased in Denmark, this vintage 60's or 70's ufo-style light has a central band and cap made of very high-gloss brilliant tangerine orange lacquered metal, while the top and bottom halves of the main body are matching opalescent and smooth hard-moulded plastic discs with a gently undulating sculpted form. The light has a diameter of 35cm (13.75 inches) and is in excellent condition.


that stuff is AWESOME!!!

sorry you became allergic to it.

and no, i don't think im lucky for having grown up in boring living rooms, i never liked my parents' furniture, it always annoyed me. when i was about to leave home the finally had the dough to purchase custom made furniture from an architect friend of the family-- he charged a fortune for his stuff and made it for my parents at cost-- still it was ultraexpensive-- clean lines, chrome, heavy glass, really cool stuff. anyway i didn't get to enjoy much of that. there is apparently some stuff of my grandparents around as well-- some art deco shit i hope to some day get my hands on.

but anyway-- i thought by rustic you meant this type of stuff:


 



ha ha. not my thing, but it has its place in the universe i suppose.

Cantankerous 01.27.2008 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
i could live with this type of funky



 


http://www.funkysofa.com/

that's a nice couch.

Kina 01.28.2008 07:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by !@#$%!
that stuff is AWESOME!!!

sorry you became allergic to it.

and no, i don't think im lucky for having grown up in boring living rooms, i never liked my parents' furniture, it always annoyed me. when i was about to leave home the finally had the dough to purchase custom made furniture from an architect friend of the family-- he charged a fortune for his stuff and made it for my parents at cost-- still it was ultraexpensive-- clean lines, chrome, heavy glass, really cool stuff. anyway i didn't get to enjoy much of that. there is apparently some stuff of my grandparents around as well-- some art deco shit i hope to some day get my hands on.

but anyway-- i thought by rustic you meant this type of stuff:




 



ha ha. not my thing, but it has its place in the universe i suppose.


hehe oops maybe rustic was the wrong word to use, but yeah this would be good for Grizzly Adams or whatever his name was.

Well I'm glad you're really thinking about what you like, really the most important thing is that you feel comfortable with the furniture that surrounds you, nomatter what other people think, if you have an affinity for modern lines then you should surround yourself with them.

phoenix 01.28.2008 05:13 PM

I hate living with the people I'm living with atm. Our tastes are so different. And they have a bunny and two rats and however many mice, and the rodent room of stench, IS BAD. Bunny shits all over the loungeroom even though its 'toilet trained' what bs.

I decorate our garden and bedroom, thats about it. Everything else is just too scary.

!@#$%! 01.28.2008 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by phoenix
I hate living with the people I'm living with atm. Our tastes are so different. And they have a bunny and two rats and however many mice, and the rodent room of stench, IS BAD. Bunny shits all over the loungeroom even though its 'toilet trained' what bs.

I decorate our garden and bedroom, thats about it. Everything else is just too scary.


aha!

now i see why you need a vacation OUT OF TOWN

!@#$%! 01.28.2008 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by █████████
some furniture etc. here:
The American Look(1958)


thanks, that was cool to watch, 50's car design cracks me up a little, but it's stuff, very flinstones. the little devos doing the design were also a peculiar sight.

phoenix 01.28.2008 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
aha!

now i see why you need a vacation OUT OF TOWN


haha exactly!

!@#$%! 01.28.2008 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by phoenix
haha exactly!


so the "i enjoy my life" was bull as i suspected :p

5-star hotel room in town FTW

ok, back to living rooms.

pokkeherrie 01.28.2008 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by phoenix
Bunny shits all over the loungeroom even though its 'toilet trained' what bs.


On the plus side, bunnies clean up their own shit afterwards by eating it.












































yes, that's my only contribution to this thread in case you wondered.

Tokolosh 01.29.2008 03:39 PM

Ron Arad

 


 


 


http://www.ronarad.com/bodyguards.swf

http://www.designboom.com/eng/interview/arad.html

!@#$%! 01.29.2008 04:12 PM

^^ awesome

Savage Clone 01.29.2008 04:25 PM

I wouldn't mind living in a house with 480,000 square feet like that, because then I could probably afford furniture that badass as well.

Kina 01.29.2008 05:21 PM

hehe yeah those look more like showrooms than houses to me, nice in theory but who can afford it?

!@#$%! 01.29.2008 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Kina
hehe yeah those look more like showrooms than houses to me, nice in theory but who can afford it?


 


their parents

Kina 01.29.2008 05:34 PM

hehe well apart from the offspring of the stupidly rich!

pao-lino 02.01.2008 11:09 AM

I suggest you to stress more attention on the library. It's probably the most explicative "object" of the living room, plus it makes a great effect if in contrast with modern sofas.
do you already have an Idea?

m1rr0r dash 02.01.2008 12:24 PM

this... sofa/chair/table/shelves or whatever it is... by zaha hadid is awesome. that's all you need. a place to sit, a place to eat, and a place to put a lot of stuff. there should be nothing else in the room at all. shit at the price this thing probably goes for, there might not even be money left for the room... you'll just have to rent a lot in a trailer park and put this there. too bad it doesn't come in red.



 

m1rr0r dash 02.01.2008 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Glice
This is a picture so gorgeous I want to melt.






thanks man. for you and toko - the conclusion to my fallingwater tour: the guest house

 


 


 


 

m1rr0r dash 02.01.2008 12:49 PM

the bedrooms are now offices for the staff and maintenance.


 


after the tour was over they took us to what used to be the garage and showed us a short movie about how much it costs to maintain the place, then asked for donations. I had already paid you-don't-want-to-know-how-much for the tour and photography rights. I expressed my displeasure by pretending the tour was still going on.


 


looping back down the driveway takes you behind the main house...


 


...and around to the classic photo spot.


 


it's kind of a shame, but due to tourist demand, they've cleared a bunch of trees so that people can stand shoulder to shoulder to try to reproduce a photo they already have at home in a book. still, that didn't stop me from doing the same.

EMMAh 02.01.2008 01:06 PM

That is sad, awesome house though. Damn.

EMMAh 02.01.2008 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by pokkeherrie
On the plus side, bunnies clean up their own shit afterwards by eating it.


I caught my one rat, Mortimer, eating his own shit the other day. I saw him nibbling on something, grabbed it and it was a fucking turd. I was so grossed out because I'm around rats all the damn time and haven't seen any of them do that.

king_buzzo 02.01.2008 01:21 PM

i don't like this thread.

SONIC GAIL 03.02.2011 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Nefeli


 
:)





My cousin in law has this chair sweet as fuck

SONIC GAIL 03.02.2011 09:30 AM

I really like this thread being that I am an interior designer and all:)

EVOLghost 03.02.2011 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by m1rr0r dash
thanks man. for you and toko - the conclusion to my fallingwater tour: the guest house


 





sweet bong

SONIC GAIL 03.02.2011 03:31 PM

^oh yeah


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