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GreenTeaParty
Inspired, not totally historically accurate.
GFYandyourstupidrequirements
Some of these dates are straight fucked up
QueenSavcy
I really enjoy this but I see a lot inaccurate with #1. Tho it does have the ambiance correct.
UsuallyARabbit
So what you’re saying is that the author of the images doesn’t actually know what these design movements looked like.
ScrewMyVacationPlansIGuess
Cool, now do working class
MelfsAcidArrow
when folks say they want a "craftsman style" they are referring to arts and crafts, right?
DarthPlaigus
So call me annoying, but it’s not actual home interiors. Looks more like artistic representations. 1/
DarthPlaigus
Because the earlier stuff definitely is definitely off in a lot of different ways. 2/
ServaDoctrina
2020-????
Aksuuuh
Must be the Australian favored decor
BednaR
I LOLed. +1
AddNapalm
Most of these are from spaghetti factory
grandallbiognome
Is there a source for this? Would like to see the original article or page
veilsidebpu
Arts & Crafts all the way.
theAught
Agreed, but it looks like a Pier1 store threw up
Nerdgoggles
why is "post-divorce / cobbled together bachelor pad" not represented?
Nerdgoggles
or "She got caught blowing a drug dealer, so I got to keep everything"
Spelloppmaker
Modernism was a longer period than I expected.
CoxZuckerMachine
485-1400: straw thatch and shit stains
SupercoolThanks
I just can't believe we still make uncomfortable chairs
Illbealrighty
I did not realise I liked Rococo style, thanks @OP for that little discovery
wylwrk
Can you show "Walmart Compressed Sawdust and Cardboard (1998 - present)" ?
waspentalive
Ikea?
wylwrk
same-same
LuminousExpanse
post-post-post-modernism-ish
CarlSaganRulez
If it's not Baroque, don't fix it.
ThisSiteUsedtobeCool
That woodburning stove is not a good fit in the midcentury modern living room.
utgort
I prefer Postmodern Jukebox. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3lF2qEA2cw
Auvdas
Home interior fashion *cough*fortherich*cough* Renaissance is comfy looking, though
Ilovebuns
As for the modern looks, I can't understand why they don't have a TV in the living room.
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Jazzgirl205
Yes! The living room is for the stereo, musical instruments, conversations, and art on the walls.
PeeterGrant
I dOnT OWn A tEleVisIOn!
braveboy510
My wife and I don’t own a TV. No use for us.
Justinicus
Mostly because TV's weren't very popular from the 1880s through 1940.
Snotty128
Maybe the photo is taken from the perspective of the tv. It is what the couch is pointing at after all
HeyWatchThis
So we ARE the TV. That's deep, man.
Royoyoy
"you don't own a TV? What's all your furniture pointed at??"
Ilovebuns
I can't see the main living space in a place without a TV.
RackhamTheRed
They ain't poor people?
LetsLazyKiwi
Given the size of these rooms they are probably a living room with the tv in the great room. (For them fancy folk with extra rooms)
CthuluIsMyHomie
I love how this is taken as an opportunity for people to declare they don’t own a TV. It’s like CrossFiters and vegans.
CrazyCatLad
I don't own a TV. But, I just bought a house and my girlfriend owns TVs so by extension I will too.
LetumComplexo
That “painting” is actually an OLED tv. -me, who knows nothing about interior decorating
Snooj
The only TV we have is in our Airbnb.
PoopyProblem5
I must say contemporary is the best for me. Anything else is too gaudy for my taste. Im more of a minimalist
pleaseconsiderthatImightbejoking
congratulations on being born in the right century.
tpgreyknight
I like how we keep using terms like "modern" and "contemporary" as fixed descriptors, as if they won't get dated eventually.
kEMup
Post thendern
squirrelfartsy
Modern was followed by Postmodern.
Jakob7426
Whaaat?
CthuluIsMyHomie
I would think contemporary will be adjusted... modern is now an artistic/architectural period (I.e. it’s already dated)
Goldenhead17
They will change them eventually. Probably to terms like “cardboard box” or “rainbow”
xiaodown
I'm sure the 50's were called "modern" until we had to specify with the qualifier "mid-century-". We'll probably do something similar.
CWrightPills
This is a very post-modern view
GFYandyourstupidrequirements
Modern is Modern. Contemporary just means what’s going on today
minant
Both words have the same root meaning, etymologically. Modern ~= "Of the now", Contemporary ~= "With the times".
GFYandyourstupidrequirements
But style-wise they have distinct meanings. Context matters.
Vaanhalen
Designers are egomaniacs
UsuallyARabbit
They’re the name of artistic eras, so- no they won’t
tpgreyknight
"contemporary" will definitely stop being contemporary.
UsuallyARabbit
Yep! That one moves, Modern doesn’t
Markamanic
Elves are Art Nouveau, Dwarves are Art Deco.
TheSlackerKing
they forgot millenial, decoration consisting of folding chairs, a coffee table found on the road, and a plastic bin for a tv stand
Woestkonijn
I feel that my generation was better off if the people had just skipped having kids for two decades.
TheSlackerKing
and what generation would that be?
Woestkonijn
I don't know as there wouldn't have been children.
Huggitt17
That's bachelor-pad
GirthBrookss
And it transcends time. If you look into the history of it, those massive spool tables were in fact originally created by broke ass dudes1/2
GirthBrookss
2/2And then later repurposed to house industrial wire and alike.
Shamorza
TIL: My late grandpa was a millennial.
Definitelynotareptile
Add some Ikea stuff here and there and you have my appartment ?
Youhavinagiraffe
Millenial interior design just consists of whatever cheap shit their landlord chooses
ihavenoanswers
?? Definitely not in California.
ihavenoanswers
As in not furnished. Unless you're subletting.
echonite
You got furniture with your rental? Look at Mr Moneybags over there...
Youhavinagiraffe
I did get furniture with my rental... which was infested with bed bugs!
KatieIsALady
I know it's controversial but imma say it: Bauhaus was a mistake.
theAught
Whoa whoa whoa there iconoclast
Zahnradfee
Indeed. They ushered in the "make everything a block" architectural style that plagues us today.
KatieIsALady
Except not even aesthetically pleasing blocks like can be done in minimalism. Just disjointed blocks like the first time you figured out
KatieIsALady
The copy/paste function in Illustrator.
rdswords
Put me down for Renaissance or Arts and Crafts
Ididnotknowthatwecouldchangethese
With limited influence of modern and mid-century and wall art in the nouveau aesthetic is dream
Koentju2
Agreed
wylantar
These two look the most inviting and comfortable.
TheGreatVillian
For the first time in my life I can say I am into Arts & Crafts
rayneayami
I'm an Arts and Crafts person it seems. Love me dark furniture and wood.
SumoStickGirl
More of a Bauhaus guy.
Montanaebananae
All that wood. How beautiful. How comforting.
Mopey
Art Deco speaks to me on a Batman level.
whoopsywoo
So cozy
rotzverpopelt
Rococo or bust!
iwantthatpost
I'm more of a contemporary person myself
TheDogEnd
Same. I'm also partial to Neoclassical and Mid-Century Modern
Fonepointfour
mrputter
Ah, a man (woman?) after my own tastes! Those were the exact two that jumped out at me as well.
Ryguydoe1
Yep
HolyShitSnacksMoonMoon
i'll take anything before Art Deco really.
hippocampus
Rococo it is then.
Pseudosim
Yiss. Art Deco is nice, but I think it works best on larger structures.
amsterdam1981
I'll take barok or rococo. I love that fancy/tacky shit
LiteralVampirePotBellyGoblins
Baroque for lyfe
TwoSpeedTony
Huzzah!
frogsnot
Ditto.
nclu
#1 and #5 for quick reference
bienmenso
I appreciate that
Brenbop
Thanks dude!