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George Washington Bridge, New York City, 1990

Pool and garden on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, California

Terrence Conran's New House Book, 1985

Home in Los Angeles, California, 1989

Home on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, California, 1989

Home in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, 1989

Home of antique collector Elizabeth Gertz, Dallas, Texas, 1989

Manhattan apartment of Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, New York City, 2002

Home of fashion designer Carolyne Roehm, sutton Place, Manhattan, New York, 1997

Residência Milan by Marcos Acayaba, São Paulo, Brazil

@isa2001m @fleur_inverse All of the best and even "busiest" interiors are really spacious and simple just well designed / curated. One of the benefits of AI is that you can use it to strip down interiors to their basics and compare the images. Quite a good study for such things.

@fleur_inverse Yes, very good. When it comes to interior decorating I think 21st century is the century of psyopping ppl into believing you need lots of light and light colored things to create “space.” Bunch of crap

After visiting this palace last week I decided that black statues, yellow / orange lighting and dark beige / brown interior is the way forward and since then I’ve seen this confirmed everywhere

@Eccentric0Eagle This is the home of art collector Muriel Karasik. This is her collection of Art Deco pieces.

@Ortgeist This is not art deco

Art Deco home in Long Island, New York, 1981

Manhattan apartment by Eric Bernard, 1978

Manhattan apartment, New York City, 1995